Individual decision · CFTC · 29 Apr 1993 · CFTC Staff Letter 93-44
The Division of Trading and Markets will not recommend enforcement action against a registered commodity pool operator (CPO) if it withholds Disclosure Document amendments under Rule 4.21(b)(1)(i) and financial reports under Rule 4.22 from existing participants in a pool claiming relief under Rule 4.7(a). This exemption applies provided that each existing participant, including those who are not qualified eligible participants, has consented to not receiving these disclosures and reports. The CPO remains subject to all other applicable requirements of the Commodity Exchange Act and Commission regulations, including antifraud provisions and trader reporting requirements.
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By letter dated December 24, 1992, the Division permitted "X", a registered commodity pool oper9tor ("CPO"), to file a claim for exemption under Rule 4.7(a)~/ with respect to "Y" notwithstanding the fact that two of the participants in "Y" were not qualified eligible participants ("QEPs") as defined in Rule
4.7. This relief was subject to the conditions, among others,
that only QEPs be accepted as new participants in "Y" and that participants existing at the time of the Rule 4.7 claim for exemption ("Existing Participants") continue to receive the Disclosure Document amendments required by Rule 4.21{b) (1) (i) and the financial reports required by Rule 4.22. A notice of claim for exemption under Rule 4.7 was filed for "Y" on December 18, 1992. On February 12, 1993 you orally requested relief from pro- viding the Rule 4.21 Disclosure Document amendments and Rule 4.22 financial reports to the Existing Participants. You represent that no Existing Participant objected to the filing of the Rule
4.7 claim for exemption and that each Existing Participant--
including the Existing Participants who are not QEPs -- has consented to not receiving these disclosures and reports. With respect to the two non-QEPs you also represent that they are, respectively: (1) the financial general partner of "Y", a limited partnership of which "X", "Y"'s CPO, is the general partner; and (2) a non-QEP who invested in "Y" upon the recommendation of her husband who is a registered representative of a ~I Rule 4.7(a), 57 Fed. Reg. 34853 (August 7, 1992), provides that registered CPOs may claim relief from certain Part 4 requirements in connection with specified pools sold only to "qualified eligible participants" as that term is defined in the ~ule.
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“does not otherwise excuse him from compliance with any applicable requirements contained in the Commodity Exchange Act ("Act"), 7 U.S.C. §§ 1-24 (1988)”
“as amended by the Futures Trading Practices Act of 1992, Pub. L. No. 102-546, 106 Stat. 3590 (October 28, 1992)”
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