CFTC Temporary Exemption Lets U.S. Markets Convert Contracts to Perpetuals

US CFTC Announces New No-Action Letter for Perpetual Futures

CFTC news: The agency's no-action letter on perpetual futures could reshape compliance frameworks. Here's why it matters.

CFTC Temporary Exemption Lets U.S. Markets Convert Contracts to Perpetuals

The CFTC grants a temporary exemption allowing U.S. designated contract markets to convert some contracts into perpetual contracts. See scope and impact.

CFTC Clears Path for US Exchanges to Launch Perpetual Futures

The CFTC has granted conditional no-action relief allowing eligible U.S. exchanges to offer certain futures contracts without expiration dates. The agency issued the relief on Oct. 3 and announced it two days later, opening a path for perpetual-style products tied to security indexes. The move could give U.S. exchanges more room to develop perpetual products, […] Read The Full Article CFTC Clears Path for US Exchanges to Launch Perpetual Futures…

CFTC Staff Clears Fast Track for Stock-Index Perpetual Conversions

Exchanges must give position holders five calendar days' notice and a chance to exit, while leaving other material contract terms unchanged.... Read the full story at The Defiant

CFTC Sets Conditions for Index Futures to Become Perpetual Contracts

Designated contract markets must meet customer-protection and filing requirements. The no-action positions expire Oct. 20, 2026.