No-action letter again extending the time-limitation contained in an alternative compliance framework available to certain affiliated counterparties pursuant to Commission regulation 50.52(b)(4)(ii)-(iii).

Time-limited no-action relief to allow Southwest Airlines and its counterparties additional time for public reporting of long-dated Brent and WTI crude oil swap and swaption contracts executed by or with Southwest Airlines.

The Division of Swap Dealer and Intermediary Oversight issued a “no-action” position from compliance with certain requirements of Regulation 1.57(a)(1), such that a guaranteed introducing broker could open and carry customer accounts with other than its guaranteeing futures commission merchant. Among other things, customers would be eligible contract participants and it was anticipated that the ultimate owner of the guaranteeing futures commission merchant would be the ultimate owner of an interest in the guaranteed introducing broker.

Extension of no-action relief from compliance with certain conditions associated with the receipt of customer funds by FCMs.

No-action relief for 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.

DSIO is issuing an extension of a previous no-action letter providing additional time for futures commission merchants (FCMs) to comply with Commission regulations requiring FCMs to obtain acknowledgement letters from certain depositories. DSIO will provide no-action relief until December 31, 2014.

This letter replaces letter 14-69. CEA Section 4m(1) – Self-Executing Registration No-Action Relief for Delegating CPOs when Certain Requirements are Satisfied

No-action relief for LCH.Clearnet Limited with regard to Regulations 1.20(g)(4) and 22.5, and an exemption from the requirements of Regulation 1.49(d)(3) for customer accounts held at the Bank of England.

No-action relief for ICE Clear Europe Limited with regard to Regulation 1.20(g)(4), and an exemption from the requirements of Regulation 1.49(d)(3) for customer accounts held at the Bank of England.

The Division of Market Oversight and the Division of Clearing and Risk issued a letter stating that they will not recommend that the Commission take enforcement action against Singapore Exchange Derivatives Clearing Limited for failure to comply with the applicable swap data reporting requirements of part 45 Commission Regulations