CFTC Proposes Defining Event Contracts as Swaps, Excluding Casino-Style Bets
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) proposed to explicitly define event contracts as swaps, stating that existing exchange and trader obligations would remain unchanged. Concurrently, the agency also put forth a separate rule to exclude eligible casino-style wagers from the definition of swaps, a move that bypasses a previous proposal that had raised concerns about prediction markets and does not alter any existing compliance obligations.
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