CFTC chair Selig defends decision to approve ‘perps’ in U.S.
Michael Selig said that incumbents will always fear the future, but it's important to develop the new asset class domestically rather than only offshore.
CFTC chair Selig defends decision to approve ‘perps’ in U.S.
Michael Selig said that incumbents will always fear the future, but it's important to develop the new asset class domestically rather than only offshore.
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