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Advertisement And One More Thing: The NFA Adopts Rules Establishing CPO Notice Filing Requirements when a CPO is Unable to Fulfill its Obligations to Participants Tuesday, April 27, 2021 Compliance Rule 2-50: CPO Notice Filing Requirements (Interpretive Notice). 1 The Interpretive Notice details how a commodity pool operator (CPO Member) can comply with newly adopted Compliance Rule 2-50 (the Rule). 2 The Rule and Interpretive Notice detail the circumstances under which a CPO Member must file a notice with the NFA because a commodity pool (or exempt commodity pool) may not be ab...

Introduction Compliance Rule 2-50: CPO Notice Filing Requirements (Interpretive Notice). 1 The Interpretive Notice details how a commodity pool operator (CPO Member) can comply with newly adopted Compliance Rule 2-50 (the Rule). 2 The Rule and Interpretive Notice detail the circumstances under which a CPO Member must file a notice with the NFA because a commodity pool (or exempt commodity pool) may not be able to fulfill its participant obligations. Prompt notification must be given to the NFA no later than 5:00 pm (CT) of the next business day (the Notification Cut-Off), if the CPO Member op...

Advertisement Anti-Money Laundering (AML): An Overview of Compliance and Due Diligence Under the Bank Secrecy Act and Other Laws Thursday, April 22, 2021 Anti-money laundering (AML) compliance is a growing concern for financial institutions, brokers, and other businesses. While federal AML laws have been in place for decades, the exponential growth in volume of transactions involving offshore banks and other foreign entities, AML compliance has garnered increased attention from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), and other authorities...

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Weekly Fintech Focus Federal financial regulators issue an RFI to better understand financial institution usage of AI models and its implications on current regulations. CFPB rescinds policy statements that provided regulatory flexibility in response to pandemic challenges. National Futures Association issues regulatory outsourcing guidance. Lina Kahn announced as nominee for FTC commissioner position. FinCEN Director meets with a number of groups to discuss SAR filing. Prepared Remarks of FinCEN Director delivered at the Florida International Bankers Association AML Compliance Conference CFP...