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ARTICLE · 25 APRIL 2025

A New Playbook: What The CFTC's Operating Divisions Will Consider When Making Enforcement Referrals

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The three operating divisions of the CFTC (Division of Market Oversight, Market Participants Division, and the Division of Clearing and Risk, together the Operating Divisions) issued an advisory on April 17...

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The three operating divisions of the CFTC (Division of Market Oversight, Market Participants Division, and the Division of Clearing and Risk, together the Operating Divisions) issued an advisory on April 17, explaining the materiality criteria they will use when determining whether to make a formal referral to the agency's Division of Enforcement (DOE) for self-reported violations, supervision violations, or other non-compliance issues (the Referral Advisory).

The Referral Advisory comes off the heels of DOE's February 25 advisory (the DOE advisory) regarding self-reporting, cooperation and remediation by a CFTC registered entity or registrant when recommending an investigation or enforcement action to the Commission, including the factors DOE will consider when evaluating whether to reduce the proposed civil monetary penalties in enforcement actions. Under the DOE Advisory, a registered entity or registrant may receive CMP credit for self-reporting a

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