Key facts
- Two trading clearinghouses filed lawsuits over a federal regulator's decision to allow wagering on stocks and cryptocurrencies.
- The clearinghouses said in the suits that traders would not be properly protected under the arrangement.
- The report does not name the regulator, the clearinghouses, the courts or the filing dates.
Two trading clearinghouses filed lawsuits after a federal regulator allowed wagering on stocks and cryptocurrencies, saying traders would not be properly protected. The report does not name the regulator, the clearinghouses or the courts involved, and gives no filing date.
The headline identifies Kalshi as a venue where a stock can be shorted, described as available at least for now. The body does not describe the terms of the regulator's decision or the relief the clearinghouses seek.