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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has decreased its enforcement actions significantly under the leadership of Michael S. Selig. Currently, the agency is filing an average of one new complaint per month, compared to a higher frequency during the Biden administration.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has decreased its enforcement actions significantly under the leadership of Michael S. Selig. Currently, the agency is filing an average of one new complaint per month, compared to a higher frequency during the Biden administration.
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