SEC Trading Markets Director Addresses Annual Structure Conference
SEC's Jamie Selway spoke at the Security Traders Association's 93rd annual conference on market structure issues facing regulators and traders.
Jamie Selway, Director of the Division of Trading and Markets at the Securities and Exchange Commission, delivered remarks at the Security Traders Association's 93rd Annual Market Structure Conference, addressing the state of U.S. equity market regulation and the road ahead for structural reform.
The appearance placed a senior SEC official before one of the trading industry's most prominent annual gatherings, a venue where regulators and market participants traditionally exchange views on rule-making priorities, execution quality, and the evolving landscape of electronic trading.
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Selway's role at the Division of Trading and Markets positions him at the center of SEC oversight covering broker-dealers, securities exchanges, and the clearance and settlement infrastructure that underpins U.S. capital markets. The division is the primary regulatory body responsible for maintaining fair, orderly, and efficient markets.
The Security Traders Association, which has convened its annual conference for more than nine decades, serves as a key forum where industry professionals engage with policy makers on issues ranging from order routing and market data fees to the impact of technological change on price discovery and investor protection.
The title of Selway's remarks — "How Soon is Now?" — suggests a focus on the timing and urgency of pending market structure initiatives, though the full content of his address was not detailed in the source material. Continue reading at Speeches and Statements.
