Individual decision · CFTC · 6 Dec 1999 · CFTC Staff Letter 99-56

CFTC No-Action Letter 99-56: Exemption from CTA Registration for Investment Adviser Providing Incidental Commodity Advice to Foreign Sub-Funds

Applies to: A named firm

The Division of Trading and Markets will not recommend enforcement action against X for failing to register as a commodity trading advisor under Section 4m(1) of the Commodity Exchange Act. This relief applies because X provides commodity interest trading advice to The Sub-Funds solely incidental to its securities advisory services, employs strategies consistent with Commission Rule 4.5, and does not hold itself out as a CTA. The Sub-Funds are organized in Luxembourg, do not permit investment by United States persons, and invest primarily in equity securities. X must continue to comply with all other applicable CEA provisions, including antifraud rules and reporting requirements, and must notify the Division of any material changes to its operations.

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