Court reverses SEC ruling on SPIKES futures, calls it “arbitrary and capricious”
The decision relates to an SEC order from 2020 exempting the SPIKES Index from the definition of securities futures.
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The decision relates to an SEC order from 2020 exempting the SPIKES Index from the definition of securities futures.
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