CME draws ire from customers with futures broker plan

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CME draws ire from customers with futures broker plan - Financial Times

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The FIA said its members “strongly believe inherent conflicts of interest exist” when one company controlled critical market functions such as trading and clearing, while also acting as an intermediary.

While it has some industry regulating powers, it is overseen by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the federal regulator.

Customers of CME Group have strongly criticised the US futures exchange after it was given the green light to become one of their main competitors.