Comments on CFTC proposed rules on governance and conflict standards for Designated Contract Markets and Swap Execution Facilities are due on or before April 22, 2024.
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A footwear company settled with the SEC for failing to make required disclosures of related person transactions in its annual reports and proxy statements.
The CFTC proposed new rules and amendments establishing governance and fitness requirements with respect to market regulation functions and conflict of interest standards at Designated Contract Markets and Swap Execution Facilities.
The CFTC proposed amendments to allow foreign trade boards ("FBOTs") to offer direct trading access to U.S.-based introducing broker participants and to establish a process for FBOTs to request revocation of their registration.
SEC Chair Gary Gensler warned of broad challenges and increased risk resulting from the use of AI models in the financial sector. He highlighted the need to update regulatory guidelines, establish strict oversight mechanisms and enhance disclosure requirements for companies utilizing AI.