Cftc approved futures list
Designated contract markets (DCMs) may list for trading new contracts by filing a and the Commission's regulations or by requesting Commission approval. 41 specifies the requirements and standards for listing security futures products. The CFTC receives many inquiries regarding what foreign futures and options contracts may be offered or sold Approval of Products to the applicable laws and regulations in the foreign jurisdiction in which the listing exchange is located. Contract Approval Filing Fees. The CFTC requires that applications for approval The term security futures product (SFP) encompasses security futures and Indexes Underlying Contracts of Foreign Boards of Trade Authorized by the unlike security futures products that are jointly regulated by the CFTC and SEC. Security Futures Products Regulations and Requirements. Security futures Listing Procedures. Self-Certification Filing Procedures. CFTC Regulation 40.2
Jul 23, 2013 The CFTC has stated that it will maintain a list on its website of all swaps swap is approved or deemed certified, all DCMs and SEFs that list or offer their own minimum block trade sizes for the futures contracts that they list,
Jun 3, 2014 Section 1256 includes a list of those exchanges that are considered pending CFTC approval of Order of Registration, or Eurex holds valid Jul 23, 2013 The CFTC has stated that it will maintain a list on its website of all swaps swap is approved or deemed certified, all DCMs and SEFs that list or offer their own minimum block trade sizes for the futures contracts that they list, This article was prepared by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's not an exhaustive list, and the IRS definition is not a statement of the Commission's. Dec 14, 2005 Hyped as revolutionary four years ago, single-stock futures were a bust. exchanges expressed a desire to list single-stock futures, regulators relented. The agency challenged the CFTC's authority to approve stock-based The Commodity Futures Trading Commission protects the public from fraud, manipulation, and abusive practices related to the sale of questions@cftc.gov
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission protects the public from fraud, manipulation, and abusive practices related to the sale of questions@cftc.gov DCMs may list new contracts for trading by filing a written self-certification with the CFTC by close of business on the Commission’s business day preceding the Commission’s business day on which the rule is to be implemented. CFTC Regulation 38.4 and CFTC Regulation 40.2 set forth the procedures for new contract self-certification filings. Approval of Products. In general, the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA) and CFTC regulations do not restrict the offer or sale of foreign exchange-traded futures and commodity option products to customers located in the U.S. (61 Fed. Reg.10891). DCMs may list for trading futures or option contracts based on any underlying commodity, index or instrument. Part 38 of the CFTC’s regulations, 17 CFR Part 38, details the procedures and requirements for operating as a board of trade (or exchange). Self-Certification Filing Procedures. CFTC Regulation 40.2, 17 CFR 40.2, permits designated contract markets (DCMs) to list products for trading without prior CFTC approval by filing a written self-certification with the CFTC. Timing of the Self-Certification Submission To self-certify a new product, a DCM must file its submission with
The CFTC receives many inquiries regarding what foreign futures and options contracts may be offered or sold Approval of Products to the applicable laws and regulations in the foreign jurisdiction in which the listing exchange is located.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission protects the public from fraud, manipulation, and abusive practices related to the sale of questions@cftc.gov DCMs may list new contracts for trading by filing a written self-certification with the CFTC by close of business on the Commission’s business day preceding the Commission’s business day on which the rule is to be implemented. CFTC Regulation 38.4 and CFTC Regulation 40.2 set forth the procedures for new contract self-certification filings. Approval of Products. In general, the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA) and CFTC regulations do not restrict the offer or sale of foreign exchange-traded futures and commodity option products to customers located in the U.S. (61 Fed. Reg.10891). DCMs may list for trading futures or option contracts based on any underlying commodity, index or instrument. Part 38 of the CFTC’s regulations, 17 CFR Part 38, details the procedures and requirements for operating as a board of trade (or exchange). Self-Certification Filing Procedures. CFTC Regulation 40.2, 17 CFR 40.2, permits designated contract markets (DCMs) to list products for trading without prior CFTC approval by filing a written self-certification with the CFTC. Timing of the Self-Certification Submission To self-certify a new product, a DCM must file its submission with The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) has received approval from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to list bitcoin futures contracts on its trading platform. CBOE announced on Friday that it had received approval from the CFTC to offer bitcoin futures trading on CFE, its dedicated futures exchange.
Once a trading facility is recognized by the CFTC as a DCM, CFTC approval is not required for new contracts or for rules and rule amendments prior to listing or
DCMs may list for trading futures or option contracts based on any underlying commodity, index or instrument. Part 38 of the CFTC’s regulations, 17 CFR Part 38, details the procedures and requirements for operating as a board of trade (or exchange). Self-Certification Filing Procedures. CFTC Regulation 40.2, 17 CFR 40.2, permits designated contract markets (DCMs) to list products for trading without prior CFTC approval by filing a written self-certification with the CFTC. Timing of the Self-Certification Submission To self-certify a new product, a DCM must file its submission with
Designated contract markets (DCMs) may list for trading new contracts by filing a and the Commission's regulations or by requesting Commission approval. 41 specifies the requirements and standards for listing security futures products. The CFTC receives many inquiries regarding what foreign futures and options contracts may be offered or sold Approval of Products to the applicable laws and regulations in the foreign jurisdiction in which the listing exchange is located. Contract Approval Filing Fees. The CFTC requires that applications for approval The term security futures product (SFP) encompasses security futures and Indexes Underlying Contracts of Foreign Boards of Trade Authorized by the unlike security futures products that are jointly regulated by the CFTC and SEC. Security Futures Products Regulations and Requirements. Security futures Listing Procedures. Self-Certification Filing Procedures. CFTC Regulation 40.2