HMA In The News
April 9, 2025 – via Politico – In a story about Paul Atkins, a former SEC commissioner,who is on the […]
March 27, 2025 – via Wolters Kluwer – HMA is mentioned in a story about the recent Amicus brief HMA […]
March 12, 2025 – via NY Times – In a story about the lone Democrat (Caroline Crenshaw) at the SEC, […]
January 30, 2025 via the Financial Times – In a story about the push for 24 hour trading on US […]
January 7, 2025 Reuters – In a story about the next Chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission and what […]
Program Initiatives
Concentration and Competition The capital markets are built on the premise of robust competition. In recent years, however, rapid concentration […]
ATS Transparency Initiative: Improving Transparency and Venue Selection Alternative Trading Systems (ATSs) have grown to become integral sources of liquidity […]
Benchmark Integrity Initiative: Managing Risks and Conflicts of Interest Millions of investors have placed trillions of dollars into investment products […]
Public Markets Initiative: Promoting Robust Capital Markets Healthy Markets is working to restore the depth and breadth of the US […]
Best Execution Initiative: Improving Transparency and Reducing Costs With the proliferation of technology-driven trading, it is more important than ever […]
Market Data Initiative: Addressing Conflicts of Interest, Complexity, and Costs Congress and regulators have long espoused the public’s need for […]
Order Routing Transparency Initiative: Improving Transparency, Broker Selection, and Execution Quality In recent years, Congressional hearings, best-selling books, press reports, […]
KEY COMMUNICATIONS WITH REGULATORS, CONGRESS, AND THE ADMINISTRATION: Healthy Markets regularly submits comment letters on regulatory filings and proposals. Here are the most recent – April 11, 2025 On April […]
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