17-09
Title: 17-09
No-action relief granted to an entity from registering as a CPO with respect to a commodity pool; provided, that it delegates its CPO responsibilities to a registered CPO, subject to certain conditions.
No-action relief granted to an entity from registering as a CPO with respect to a commodity pool; provided, that it delegates its CPO responsibilities to a registered CPO, subject to certain conditions.
No-action relief granted to an entity from registering as a CPO with respect to a commodity pool; provided, that it delegates its CPO responsibilities to a registered CPO, subject to certain conditions.
No-action relief granted to an entity from registering as a CPO with respect to a commodity pool; provided, that it delegates its CPO responsibilities to a registered CPO, subject to certain conditions.
Time-Limited No-Action Relief, until 12:01 a.m. eastern standard time on August 14, 2017, from compliance with the notice filing requirements of Commission Regulation 150.4(c), as effective February 14, 2017.
CFTC staff issues time-limited no-action relief from rules on Margin for Uncleared Swaps for Swap Dealers Operating in the European Union
No-action position of DSIO with respect to withdrawals of residual interest related to margin deficits prior to required segregation computation under Commission Regulation 22.17(b).
No-action letter permitting, subject to certain conditions, the CPO of a pool comprised solely of sophisticated institutions that do not invest in the pool for the primary purpose of obtaining an investment return, but rather as part of their respective mandates to promote sustainable economic development to operate said pool without registering as a CPO.
No-action relief granted to an entity from registering as a CPO with respect to several commodity pools; provided, that it delegates its CPO responsibilities to a registered CPO, subject to certain conditions.
Staff No-Action position regarding transfer of customer-owned securities by US FCM to a foreign broker.
No-action relief to DCOs, giving additional six months to begin reporting continuation data on swaps accepted for clearing, subject to certain conditions. Additional relief to all reporting counterparties on 11 new data elements for a period of three months subject to certain conditions.