The CFTC has proposed redefining event contracts as swaps to assert federal authority over prediction markets amid ongoing legal disputes with state regulators and sports leagues.
The CFTC has proposed new rules to classify event contracts as swaps, aiming to establish exclusive federal oversight and distinguish these markets from traditional gambling.
The CFTC has proposed classifying event contracts as swaps to bring prediction markets under federal oversight while excluding traditional gambling from its jurisdiction.
The CFTC has proposed classifying event contracts as swaps while formally excluding casino-style gambling from its regulatory definition.
The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission is proposing to classify event contracts as swaps to solidify its federal oversight of prediction markets.
The CFTC has submitted two new rules to the White House to formalize federal jurisdiction over prediction markets and distinguish event contracts from casino-style gambling.
The CFTC has proposed new rules to classify event contracts as swaps to distinguish them from gambling, following recent legal challenges to its regulatory authority.
The CFTC has proposed new rules to classify event contracts as swaps, aiming to establish federal oversight and resolve conflicts with state-level gambling regulations.
Jane Street Group has begun offering swap contracts for leveraged ETFs, challenging the dominance of major banks in the derivatives market.
The Reserve Bank of India is deploying currency swaps to absorb excess liquidity after a deposit-attraction program brought in up to $136 billion, far exceeding the initial target.
