Stock market trading firms get an extra eight months to disclose their order data

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has pushed back the deadline for trading firms to disclose detailed information about how they execute stock orders. Firms now have until August 1, 2026, instead of December 14, 2025, to comply with the new rules.

This change gives stock market trading firms more time to prepare for new transparency rules. These rules are meant to show investors how their orders are handled and whether they are getting the best possible price. Delaying the compliance date means investors will wait longer to see this information.