SEC proposes expanding cross trades for funds, restoring most fixed-income eligibility
The SEC proposed amendments to its cross-trading rule to again permit most fixed‑income cross trades by registered funds and add new safeguards and reporting, aiming to lower costs for shareholders.
SEC·Oct 9, 2026, 2:59 PM·2 min read✓ Verified
- Proposal would restore most fixed-income eligibility for fund cross trades.
- SEC plans updated pricing and oversight conditions for cross trades.
- Funds using cross trades must provide aggregated trading and cross-trade reports.
- Public comment period: 60 days after Federal Register publication.
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