1996-02-27 | CFTC Staff Letter 96-20

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CFTC Staff Letter 96-20: No-Action Relief for CPO Treating Non-QEP Investors as Qualified Eligible Participants

The Division of Trading and Markets provides no-action relief to a registered commodity pool operator, allowing it to treat certain non-qualified eligible participants as qualified eligible participants for purposes of Rule 4.7(a). The Division also grants relief from the ten percent restriction, permitting the fund to invest more than ten percent of its assets in other pools claiming Rule 4.7 exemption. This relief is conditional upon each non-qualified eligible participant consenting to be treated as a qualified eligible participant and receiving notification that the fund may invest more than ten percent of its assets in Rule 4.7 exempt pools.

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