23-16

Title: 23-16







Description

The advisory reminds designated contract markets, derivatives clearing organizations, and swap execution facilities that have an affiliated intermediary or trading entity, as well as the affiliated intermediary or trading entities themselves, of their obligations to ensure compliance with existing statutory and regulatory requirements with this affiliate relationship in mind.

22-08

Title: 22-08







Description

Withdrawal of No-Action relief provided to Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, to operate a not-for-profit market for event contracts, and to offer event contracts to U.S. persons.

21-09

Title: 21-09







Description

Brexit-related time limited no-action position with respect to certain swap dealer transaction-level requirements

20-21

Title: 20-21







Description

Withdrawal of staff advisory and no-action relief: transaction-level requirements for non-U.S. swap dealers

20-17

Title: 20-17







Description

DMO, DCO, and DSIO issue this advisory to remind DCMs, FCMs, and DCOs that they are expected to prepare for the possibility that certain contracts may continue to experience extreme market volatility, low liquidity and possibly negative pricing.

20-09

Title: 20-09







Description

No action relief for DCMs relating to trading floor closure in connection with the COVID-19 pandemic response.

20-01

Title: 20-01







Description

This relief revises CFTC Staff No-Action Letter 17-27 with respect to the error correction process for cleared erroneous swaps.

17-32

Title: 17-32







Description

Relief from swap reporting and recordkeeping requirements applicable to Cantor Futures Exchange, L.P. (CX), Cantor Clearinghouse, L.P. and CX’s market participants

17-31

Title: 17-31







Description

Relief from swap reporting and recordkeeping requirements applicable to North American Derivatives Exchange, Inc. (Nadex) and Nadex’s market participants

17-27

Title: 17-27







Description

No-action relief that extends the relief provided in Letter No. 16-58 by permitting SEFs and DCMs to address clerical or operational errors that cause a swap to be rejected from clearing.