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NFA amends Code of Arbitration and Member Arbitration Rules

The amendments modify the monetary thresholds for determining whether a case is processed as a summary proceeding or an oral hearing and the number of arbitrators NFA appoints to a case. The rule changes will apply to all cases filed on or after October 1. The NFA has increased the standard threshold for three arbitrator pannals to over $100,000. Claim amounts that are less than or equal to $50,000 will now generally be processed as summary proceedings.

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Felix Shipkevich

Felix Shipkevich

Felix Shipkevich is a Manhattan-based attorney and general counsel for Shipkevich Law Firm. He has extensive experience working with the CFTC and NFA on registration, compliance, and enforcement issues for CPOs, CTAs, FCMs, IBs, and RFEDs. Felix also practices intellectual property and corporate governance law.

One Response to “NFA amends Code of Arbitration and Member Arbitration Rules”

  1. The NFA's arbitration claims are up 40% this year, hence the need to reduce costs.

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