#USHouseMarketStructureDraft

The draft structure of the U.S. securities market represents an important regulatory step aimed at enhancing transparency and protecting investors within financial markets.

The goals of this draft are to amend current rules in line with technological developments and the rapid growth of electronic trading in all its forms.

Among the most notable proposed amendments is the improvement of order execution speed and the reduction of price spreads, ensuring fair competition among brokers, platforms, and investors.

It also aims to strengthen oversight of alternative trading platforms and increase disclosure requirements.

These steps could bring about significant changes in how the U.S. market operates and affect both individual and institutional traders alike. Reactions so far have been mixed, with some seeing it as essential to keep up with the times,

while others fear its impact on liquidity and costs.

Close monitoring of this draft is essential to understand the direction of financial markets in the coming period and how trading and investment strategies may be affected by it.