2014-10-15 | CFTC Staff Letter 14-126Added · Updated
The Division of Swap Dealer and Intermediary Oversight provides self-executing no-action relief from Commodity Exchange Act Section 4m(1) registration requirements for Delegating Commodity Pool Operators who delegate all investment management authority to a registered Designated CPO. Relief is available if specific criteria are met, including the absence of statutory disqualification, the maintenance of books and records by the Designated CPO, and joint and several liability agreements for non-natural persons. This letter replaces the streamlined approach of Letter 14-69, rendering pending requests under that prior letter unnecessary while allowing reliance on previously granted relief.
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U.S. COMMODITY FUTURES TRADING COMMISSION
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Division of Swap Dealer and
Intermediary Oversight
Gary Barnett
Director
CFTC Letter No 14-126
No-Action
October 15, 2014
Division of Swap Dealer and Intermediary Oversight Re: CEA Section 4m(1) – Self-Executing Registration No-Action Relief for Delegating CPOs when Certain Requirements are Satisfied
I. Introduction.
By this letter, the Division of Swap Dealer and Intermediary Oversight (“DSIO” or “Division”) of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (“CFTC” or “Commission”) is issuing no-action relief from the requirement to register as a commodity pool operator (“CPO”) under Section 4m(1) of the Commodity Exchange Act (“Act” or “CEA”) 1 to persons who have delegated certain of their responsibilities as a CPO of a commodity pool (“Delegating CPO”) to another person who is registered as a CPO (“Designated CPO”), such that the Designated CPO will serve as the CPO of the pool in lieu of the Delegating CPO. This relief is self-executing, such that no notice or claim needs to be filed to take advantage of it. However, as explained in Section III below, the availability of this relief is limited to certain circumstances and is subject to compliance with certain conditions. This letter constitutes a further progression of the relief addressed in CFTC Staff Letter No. 14-69 (“Letter 14-69”). 2 Accordingly, the Division will no longer consider requests for CPO registration no-action relief pursuant to the streamlined approach described in Letter 14-69,
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This document supersedes: CFTC Staff Letter 14-69: Streamlined Approach for CPO Registration No-Action Relief on Delegation
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