Inaccurate Reporting Costs Newedge $700K

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After violating a February 2011 directive by the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to improve the accuracy and timeliness of its large trader reporting, futures commission merchant Newedge USA found itself facing a $700,000 civil monetary penalty.

The latest CFTC order finds that from March through July 2011, Newedge's large trader position reports submitted to the CFTC contained numerous errors, including incorrect commodity codes; overstating and understating positions in omnibus

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