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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is a crucial independent agency overseeing the U.S. derivatives markets, from futures and options to swaps. But what happens when the number of Commissioners dwindles? In this video, we dive into a fascinating and timely question: Can the CFTC legally operate with only one Commissioner? And is there a quorum requirement that dictates how many members are needed for official action?

We'll explore the legal framework governing the CFTC, including the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA), and compare its structure to other regulatory bodies like the SEC, which does have explicit quorum requirements. You might be surprised by what the law allows!

Join us as we break down:

The CFTC's unique legal standing regarding vacancies and the exercise of its powers.
The difference between legal authority and practical challenges when an agency operates with limited leadership.
Why this matters for market participants, enforcement actions, and future rulemakings.
Recent events and potential scenarios that could lead to a single-commissioner CFTC.
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