U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission

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The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission is an independent federal agency that oversees and regulates U.S. derivatives markets, including futures, options, and certain swaps, to promote market integrity and protect investors.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf derivatives market regulator
financial regulatory agency
independent federal agency
aimsTo promote market integrity
promote transparent markets
protect investors
reduce systemic risk
cooperatesWith U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
foreign derivatives regulators
other domestic financial regulators
country United States
enforces derivatives market regulations
rules against fraud in derivatives
rules against market manipulation
fullName United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission
goal enhance the integrity of U.S. derivatives markets
ensure fair, orderly, and efficient derivatives markets
protect the public from improper practices in derivatives trading
hasAbbreviation CFTC
hasLegalAuthorityOver U.S. commodity futures exchanges
interstate derivatives trading
hasPowerTo adopt rules and regulations for derivatives markets
bring enforcement actions
impose sanctions for violations of derivatives laws
hasRegulatoryFocus abusive trading practices prevention
fraud prevention in derivatives markets
manipulation prevention in derivatives markets
isPartOf federal government of the United States
jurisdiction United States
oversees commodity futures markets
derivatives clearing organizations
designated contract markets
swap data repositories
swap execution facilities
protects investors in derivatives markets
market participants
regulates U.S. derivatives markets
certain swaps markets
futures markets
options markets
regulatoryApproach risk-based supervision of derivatives markets
sector financial regulation
subjectArea commodity futures
financial derivatives
swaps regulation
typeOfMarket commodity derivatives
financial derivatives


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