Breaking News: CFTC Approves Cboe Clear For Digital Asset Futures!
Key Points:
- CFTC approves Cboe Clear Digital to clear margined digital asset futures.
- CFTC approves Cboe Clear Digital to clear additional products as a derivatives clearing organization.
- The measure authorizes Cboe to expand its clearing of futures contracts on crypto assets while staying within the traditional U.S. futures intermediated market structure.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) recently announced the approval of an amended order of registration for Cboe Clear Digital, which allows it to clear additional products as a derivatives clearing organization.
The regulatory body stated that it is now permitting Cboe Clear to “provide clearing services for digital asset futures on a margined basis for futures commission merchants, in addition to the fully collateralized futures and fully collateralized swaps previously authorized.”
Cboe Digital Exchange, the parent company of Cboe Clear, is already registered as a designated contract market with the CFTC. This measure authorizes Cboe to expand its clearing of futures contracts on crypto assets “while staying within the traditional U.S. futures intermediated market structure,” according to CFTC Commissioner Christy Goldsmith Romero.
In a separate statement, Romero noted that:
“The Order is accompanied by prudent risk-mitigation measures implemented by Cboe.” She added that the application had stood in “stark contrast” to one from collapsed crypto exchange FTX “for a bespoke disintermediated direct-to-customer market structure.”
Romero has been vocal about the benefits of bringing appropriate crypto activities into the regulated space to protect customers, but in a way that supports oversight, accountability, transparency, and risk management. She noted that too often in recent years, crypto firms have sought to take a business model or market structure that exists in an unregulated environment and port it over to the regulated environment.
“Cboe has not done that, instead operating within the parameters of the traditional futures market structure and regulatory framework,” Romero continued. “It has constructively engaged with the staff and my office to address concerns related to risk and implement risk-mitigating measures.” This is a promising step towards the regulation of the crypto market and ensuring the protection of investors.
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Breaking News: CFTC Approves Cboe Clear For Digital Asset Futures!
Key Points:
- CFTC approves Cboe Clear Digital to clear margined digital asset futures.
- CFTC approves Cboe Clear Digital to clear additional products as a derivatives clearing organization.
- The measure authorizes Cboe to expand its clearing of futures contracts on crypto assets while staying within the traditional U.S. futures intermediated market structure.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) recently announced the approval of an amended order of registration for Cboe Clear Digital, which allows it to clear additional products as a derivatives clearing organization.
The regulatory body stated that it is now permitting Cboe Clear to “provide clearing services for digital asset futures on a margined basis for futures commission merchants, in addition to the fully collateralized futures and fully collateralized swaps previously authorized.”
Cboe Digital Exchange, the parent company of Cboe Clear, is already registered as a designated contract market with the CFTC. This measure authorizes Cboe to expand its clearing of futures contracts on crypto assets “while staying within the traditional U.S. futures intermediated market structure,” according to CFTC Commissioner Christy Goldsmith Romero.
In a separate statement, Romero noted that:
“The Order is accompanied by prudent risk-mitigation measures implemented by Cboe.” She added that the application had stood in “stark contrast” to one from collapsed crypto exchange FTX “for a bespoke disintermediated direct-to-customer market structure.”
Romero has been vocal about the benefits of bringing appropriate crypto activities into the regulated space to protect customers, but in a way that supports oversight, accountability, transparency, and risk management. She noted that too often in recent years, crypto firms have sought to take a business model or market structure that exists in an unregulated environment and port it over to the regulated environment.
“Cboe has not done that, instead operating within the parameters of the traditional futures market structure and regulatory framework,” Romero continued. “It has constructively engaged with the staff and my office to address concerns related to risk and implement risk-mitigating measures.” This is a promising step towards the regulation of the crypto market and ensuring the protection of investors.
DISCLAIMER: The Information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.
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