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  • Opening Statement Regarding Ninth Open Meeting To Consider Final Dodd-Frank Rules - CFTC Commissioner Jill E. Sommers

    Date 23/02/2012

    Thank you Mr. Chairman and thanks to all of the staff who has put a tremendous amount of time and effort into formulating the final business conduct rules and the proposal for establishing appropriate minimum block sizes for swaps that we are voting on today. The challenges we face in implementing the Dodd-Frank Act are ongoing, and I cannot emphasize enough how proud I am to be part of an organization filled with such dedicated public servants. 

  • OIC Announces Edward J. Joyce To Receive Joseph W. Sullivan Award At The Annual Options Industry Conference

    Date 23/02/2012

    The Options Industry Council (OIC) announced today Edward J. Joyce as the 2012 recipient of the Joseph W. Sullivan Options Industry Achievement Award. This recognition on behalf of outstanding contributions to the growth and integrity of the U.S. options market. The award presentation will be at the 30th Annual Options Industry Conference, being held at The Roosevelt Hotel in New Orleans, from May 3-5.

  • CFTC Orders Iowa Resident Jeffrey J. Kinseth And His Company, Virtual Vision Inc., To Pay More Than $1 Million In Restitution And Penalties In Fraud Action

    Date 23/02/2012

    The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) today filed and simultaneously settled charges against Jeffrey J. Kinseth of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and his Iowa-based company, Virtual Vision Inc., for fraudulently soliciting individuals to participate in a pooled investment vehicle, misappropriation of investor funds, and issuance of false statements to conceal trading losses and fraud. Kinseth is not registered with the CFTC.

  • LME Exchange User Fee

    Date 23/02/2012

    The LME Board has considered points raised by members over the new Exchange User Fee and has, therefore, decided to make a number of amendments.

  • CFTC Chairman Gensler’s Statement Of Support Of The Dodd-Frank Rulemakings

    Date 23/02/2012

    Internal Business Conduct

    I support the internal business conduct rule, which will lower the risk that swap dealers pose to the rest of the economy. These rules are the result of a critical reform in the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform and Consumer Protection Act (Dodd-Frank Act) where Congress gave the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) authority to write rules overseeing swap dealer business conduct. This rule is a collection of five CFTC proposals in four key areas.