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ARTICLE · 27 SEPTEMBER 2019

Members Settle Chicago Board Of Trade Practice Violations

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Several individuals and one company settled Chicago Mercantile Exchange charges for varying trade practice violations.

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Several individuals and one company settled Chicago Mercantile Exchange charges for varying trade practice violations.

A Panel of the Chicago Board of Trade ("CBOT") Business Conduct Committee found that on two separate dates a company held futures equivalent long positions over the spot month position limit in effect. The company neither admitted nor denied the CBOT position limits rule violation and agreed (see here and here) to fines of $15,000 and $30,000.

In separate disciplinary actions, the Panel found that brokers "in the Eurodollar options on futures pit, non-competitively traded contracts opposite other brokers within the same brokerage group without bidding or offering his orders in a manner consistent with open and competitive trades." The individuals neither admitted nor denied the CBOT open outcry and pre-negotiated trades rule violations and agreed to fines ranging from $25,000 to $40,000, and to trading suspensions of ten days each"(see here, here and

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