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NFA Rule 2-2

Governing "Fraud and Related Matters" in the derivatives and swaps markets, this rule sets the standard for ethical conduct and anti-fraud enforcement for NFA members and their associated persons.

Rule Overview

Jurisdiction: United States

Regulator: National Futures Association (NFA)

Topic: Fraud

NFA Rule 2-2
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NFA members and associated persons may not:

  • Engage in fraud, deception, theft, misappropriation of customer assets, or other dishonest practices involving customers, counterparties, or market participants.
  • Create false records, provide false reports, submit misleading information to regulators, or spread false information that could influence market prices.
  • Manipulate the market, engage in bucket shop activities, or facilitate trading for persons who are prohibited from trading.
  • Perform regulated futures or swaps activities unless they are properly registered or exempt from registration under the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA).

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