Individual decision · CFTC · 7 Jun 2010 · CFTC Staff Letter 10-31

CFTC Staff Letter 10-31: Exemption from Certification Requirement for Pool Y's Final Annual Report

The Division of Clearing and Intermediary Oversight grants an exemption from the certification requirement of Rule 4.22(d) for Pool Y's final Annual Report covering the period from January 1, 2010, through the date of liquidation. This relief applies to the registered commodity pool operator X and Pool Y, which ceased operations in March 2010 after previously receiving relief for fiscal year 2009. The exemption is conditioned on the distribution of an unaudited annual report for 2010 that complies with Rule 4.22(c) and (d) and its filing with the National Futures Association. The decision relies on written waivers from all participants and the pool's liquidation status, noting the pool had two participants and a total value of $8X,XXX at liquidation.

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  • Circular Letter dated 2010-02-23Not in RegAlert

    “You request on behalf of “X”, the commodity pool operator (“CPO”) for “Y” (the “Pool”), an exemption from the requirements of the letter issued by the Commission on February 23, 2010, which conditioned the relief granted therein upon the C…”

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