CBoT works on global grains

24 May 2004

Chicago Board of Trade (CBoT) is continuing to push forward with plans to offer more global commodities contracts and develop global alliances.

Bob Ray, CBoT's head of business development, said last Tuesday that the exchange is working on a number of levels with Dalian Exchange, the largest commodities market in China. The exchange is hosting Dalian executives and regulators from China Securities Regulatory Commission for two weeks to discuss product development, market rules and surveillance.

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“At our current funding level, the Commission is under serious strain. We lack the staff and resources necessary to both implement Dodd-Frank and continue to fulfil our pre-Dodd-Frank duties under the Commodity Exchange Act. Without additional funding, the strain will only become worse in July, when much of Dodd-Frank goes into effect.”

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