CME has filed its opposition to the CFTC’s motion to dismiss in CME v. Selig, extending a closely watched fight over perpetual futures and regulatory reach. Jake Chervinsky said the filing sidestepped the fixed-versus-expanding markets issue; the CFTC’s reply is due Oct. 16.
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CME has filed its opposition to the CFTC’s motion to dismiss in CME v. Selig, extending a closely watched fight over perpetual futures and regulatory reach. Jake Chervinsky said the filing sidestepped the fixed-versus-expanding markets issue; the CFTC’s reply
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