CFTC Shifts Gears: Enforcement Division Refocused on Fraud Prevention
U.S. CFTC Acting Chairman: Enforcement Division Restructured, Refocused on Combating Fraud
Caroline Pham, Acting Chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), has announced that the regulatory agency has reorganized its enforcement division to "refocus" on combating fraud and "move away from regulation through enforcement."
This move signals a shift in the CFTC's approach to regulation, with a greater emphasis on preventing fraudulent activities rather than relying solely on enforcement actions. The CFTC is the primary regulator of futures and swaps markets in the U.S., and its enforcement division plays a crucial role in maintaining market integrity.
The CFTC's enforcement division has been at the forefront of several high-profile cases involving fraud and manipulation in the derivatives markets. This restructuring is likely to have a significant impact on the agency's enforcement priorities and the way it interacts with market participants.
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