SEC probes at least two trading firms over NYSE listings: source

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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has asked for documents from Citadel Securities and GTS, the source said. The SEC had asked Citadel Securities for information on how it opened Slack's first day of trading, the Journal reported“The direct listing of Slack was a tremendous success for the company, its shareholders and our nation’s capital markets. From our vantage point, we stand firmly behind the integrity and transparency of the listing and pricing process on this important transaction,” Citadel Securities spokesman Zia Ahmed said.

 

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