CFTC seeks public comment on proposed rule changes for CPO and CTA registration
The proposed CFTC rule changes could significantly impact compliance costs and operational flexibility for fund managers and investors. The post CFTC seeks public comment on proposed rule changes for CPO and CTA registra...
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The proposed CFTC rule changes could significantly impact compliance costs and operational flexibility for fund managers and investors.
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