2014-11-06 | CFTC Staff Letter 14-146

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CFTC Staff Letter 14-146: No-Action Relief for Directed Trustees Acting as Commodity Pool Operators

The Division of Swap Dealer and Intermediary Oversight grants no-action relief to entity A, allowing it to act as a directed trustee for trusts without registering as a commodity pool operator, provided the trust's Investment Manager is registered as a CPO. This relief applies when entity A holds legal title to trust assets but exercises only limited discretionary powers regarding custody, fees, and administrative compliance, while the Investment Manager retains exclusive authority over trading, broker selection, and investor admission. The Division will not recommend enforcement against entity A for failing to register as a CPO solely due to its role as a directed trustee, contingent upon the Investment Manager's registration status and the accurate representation of facts regarding the division of authority.

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