National Futures Association
National Futures
Association (NFA) Finance Definition
A self-regulated industry organization for
the futures and options markets. The NFAs purpose is to enforce ethical
standards, protect customers, screen professionals for membership, and monitor
members for compliance rules. The association also provides a venue to
arbitrate disputes over futures deals. It also is responsible for the
registration and supervision of commodity pool operators and commodity trading
advisors. The NFA began operations in October 1982.
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