SEC Publishes New Kalshi Security-Futures Filing as Perpetual Contracts Advance

Brief

By Dextape Desk · November 9, 2026

On November 6, the Securities and Exchange Commission published a notice about a rule change filed by KalshiEX on listing standards for perpetual security-futures contracts. The filing, identified as SR-KALSHIEX-2026-03 under release 34-106841, was described as a notice of filing with immediate effectiveness, and public comments are invited, with the comment window tied to Federal Register publication. According to the article, the change aims to shorten the time needed to bring contracts on certain newly public securities to market. Security futures can fall under both CFTC and SEC rules, placing them in a distinct legal category. The SEC has invited comments, and exchanges and professional traders are expected to watch how the standards interact with broader SEC and CFTC coordination.

Why it matters: The filing marks another regulatory step for perpetual-style products tied to newly public securities, a category the article describes as increasingly discussed within established US exchange regulation.

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