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House Agriculture Committee urges Trump to fill CFTC seats as CLARITY Act advances
As reported by Cointelegraph, the U.S. House Agriculture Committee, Chair Glenn Thompson and ranking member Angie Craig said in a Friday letter that the administration should move to fully staff the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. The lawmakers said the agency faces urgent regulatory issues and could soon need to manage a significant rulemaking process under the CLARITY Act. Thompson and Craig said a complete commission is needed to support the integrity, resilience and competitiveness of U.S. derivatives markets. They described a fully staffed regulator as a bipartisan priority and said it would help advance ... (full story)
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