The Appeals Committee of the NFA has announced a decision to bar Robert F. Gray, principal of ex-Futures Commission Merchant (“FCM”) Forex Liquidity, permanently from NFA Membership. The FCM and Forex Dealer Member is currently under receivership in California. According to the NFA, during a...
The CFTC has obtained an emergency order freezing the assets of Toby D. Hunter and his companies, Prestige Capital Advisors and D2W Capital Management in connection with foreign exchange (“forex”) and commodity futures solicitation fraud charges. D2W and Prestige are both registered Commodity...
The Dodd-Frank swaps deadline has moved again. CFTC Chairman Gary Gensler gave a revised timetable for Dodd-Frank rulemaking that ends in the first quarter of 2012. The Commission also approved proposals outlining phased implementation schedules for clearing and trade execution requirements, along with...
The NFA has sent four rule submission letters to the CFTC, proposing several changes and an addition to existing NFA regulations. These proposed rule changes increase forex member dues, alter the way bunched orders are allocated via a PAMM system, provide guidance on allowable slippage parameters, and adjust...
The NFA has taken emergency action against SureInvestment, LLC and Cosby Wood. SureInvestment, a registered Commodity Pool Operator (“CPO”) and Commodity Trading Advisor (“CTA”), and Wood, the firm’s Associated Person (“AP”) and principal, are suspended from NFA...
The CFTC announced that a final default judgement has been entered against Carmine Gerofalo, an Italian national thought to reside in Tunisia, for illegal trades made on the CME Globex platform. On May 5th, an order was handed down by a federal judge in Illinois requiring him to pay $614,925 in restitution...
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0 comments Craig Donohue, CEO of the CME Group, sent a letter to the CFTC strongly criticizing the Commission’s approach to the rulemaking process. Donohue responded to a CFTC proposal to periodically review and revise existing regulations with a comment denouncing the Commission’s cost-benefit analysis and...
The CFTC has filed and settled charges against Tenco, Inc, a futures commission merchant (“FCM”) based in Chicago, IL, for failure to diligently supervise employees and agents and for placing trades without proper authorization from the account holder. The FCM has been ordered to pay $140,000 and...
The CFTC has filed and settled charges against Dearborn Trading, Inc, a registered commodity pool operator (“CPO”), and the firm’s owner and principle, Joel Bronstein. The defendants failed to file a closing Annual Report (or liquidation statement) for their Dearborn Trading Fund commodity...
The CFTC has filed and settled charges against Craig A. Taffel for operating as an unregistered Futures Commission Merchant (“FCM”). The registered floor broker based in Chicago has been ordered to pay $180,000 in civil monetary penalty, and must cease and desist from further violations of the...
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