The CFTC Market Participants Division has published 20 new frequently asked questions related to Form CPO-PQR and CFTC Rule 4.27, both of which were revised in October 2020.
The SEC has approved an order from an alternative registered investment company to suspend redemptions due to the fund’s inability to value swaps in the fund’s portfolio.
CFTC Chairman Heath Tarbert led the CFTC to a unanimous vote to streamline the requirements for commodity pool operators to provide data to that agency on Form CPO-PQR.
The IAA and other buy-side trade associations filed a letter on August 11 on the CFTC’s proposed amendments to the registration exemption in CFTC Rule 3.10(c)(3) for offshore commodity pool operators of offshore pools.
The CFTC has voted unanimously on two actions affecting SEC-registered investment advisers and their affiliates operating non-U.S. commodity pools and/or engaging in uncleared swaps transactions on behalf of their clients.
The CFTC unanimously approved a proposal to amend Rule 4.27 and Form CPO-PQR required to be filed by CFTC-registered commodity pool a virtual open meeting on April 14.
The SEC and the CFTC have settled charges against an investment adviser of a mutual fund that is also registered as a commodity pool operator for materially misleading investors about risk management procedures and failing to manage the fund’s risks consistent with the fund’s prospectus and other representations.
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