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NFA submitted the new proposals to the CFTC last August 17th 2007

Posted on August 31, 2007 at 18:19 in NFA new requirements by Francesc

Hi everybody,

A source - is that source overinterested to keep this issue boiling? - sent me today a pdf with a copy of the letter sent last August 17th by Thomas W. Sexton, Vice President and General Counsel at NFA, to Mr. David Stawick, Office of the Secretariat at the CFTC, notifying that:
"NFA respectfully requests that the Commission review and approve the proposed amendments to NFA Financial Requirements Section 11 and the Interpretive Notice regarding Forex Transactions."

To view the letter, please click below

Download NFA.pdf

Francesc

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