SEC and CFTC Seek Public Input to Harmonize Derivatives Definitions

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The SEC and CFTC are seeking public input to clarify and harmonize how derivatives products are defined and regulated in the US. The move comes amid ongoing tensions, including a lawsuit filed by CME Group against the SEC over a proposed rule that would expand the definition of a government securities dealer. The agencies aim to address overlapping jurisdictions and reduce regulatory uncertainty for market participants. Comments will be accepted for 60 days after publication in the Federal Register.

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CME Group has sued the SEC over a proposed rule expanding the definition of a government securities dealer, and the SEC/CFTC harmonization effort may still lead to regulatory changes that CME opposes.