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SEC: New rules to help ID large traders

The Securities and Exchange Commission approved new reporting requirements for large traders so it can better identify major…

The Securities and Exchange Commission approved new reporting requirements for large traders so it can better identify major market participants and analyze their trades in the event of another flash crash such the one that occurred on May 6, 2010, when $900 billion in stock market value was briefly

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