CFTC Seeks Public Comment on Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Concerning the Inclusion of Certain Event Contracts in the Definition of Swap
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The CFTC issued a proposed rule on October 9 that would add certain event contracts to the swap definition and opened the change for public comment. Separate coverage described the plan as reaching prediction or event contracts tied to sports, politics, culture, and weather, while also carving out sportsbook and casino wagers.
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