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IN COMMITTEE· 119TH CONGRESS
Senate BillS. 5642

S. 5642: A bill to require the addition of a ticker symbol modifier to securities issued by Chinese military companies, and for other purposes.

The Senate bill would require an added ticker-symbol modifier for securities issued by Chinese military companies, but the available information does not provide implementation details.

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tl;dr

A proposed ticker-symbol marker for securities issued by Chinese military companies. The bill text is not yet available.

LEGISLATIVE PROGRESS

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WHAT THE BILL DOES

A modifier on ticker symbols could make the covered securities easier to identify when investors view or handle them. The title does not say what the modifier would look like, how it would be applied, or what consequences would follow from noncompliance.

KEY PROVISIONS

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PROVISION 01
Would require an added ticker-symbol modifier for securities issued by Chinese military companies.
The modifier could help distinguish those securities from others, though the bill text does not explain its design.
PROVISION 02
The title also says the bill is for “other purposes,” but those purposes are not described in the available information.
The full scope of the bill cannot be determined from the title alone.

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Rick Scott
R· Florida
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ACTION TIMELINE

2 EVENTS
SEP 30
Read twice and referred to the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs.
INTROREFERRAL
SEP 30
Introduced in Senate
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BILL INFO

TypeSenate Bill
NumberS 5642
Congress119th
StatusIn Committee
IntroducedSep 30, 2026
Last actionSep 30, 2026

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