Christine Johnson, the commissioner of the futures trading committee for the outgoing American commodities, says that she will leave the organizational authority next week, on Wednesday, September 3, after saying earlier this year that she will leave the agency before 2026 after completing its term.
Johnson He said In a statement on Tuesday, it considered it a “honor and privilege” to work as an organizer in the financial market and feels “an inspiration for digging and doing more” while looking for “new ways to be a service for customers, markets and our nation.”
She cited her work, which suggests initiatives to assess electronic threats and integrate artificial intelligence into financial markets as high points of time with CFTC.
Johnson is the only Democratic Commissioner of CFTC, who joined March 2022 after his candidacy by former US President Joe Biden.
Its exit will leave the organizer with an almost empty plate of commissioners, which can slow down its work in organizing the encryption market. The agency, who will leave the agency, who will leave Brian Quintns, only CFTC president, who will leave the agency, which will also leave once Brian Quintns chose President Donald Trump’s choice to lead the organizer.
CFTC should focus on growth and consumer protection
In the future, Johnson said that CFTC staff should obtain the necessary support and investments to be successful, especially when “such important changes on markets and market structure are considered.”
It also reported that the encryption should work within the framework of accountability and control, and that the committee can give priority to growth while protecting the stability of the market and customers from fraud.
She said: “Sustainable growth depends on or is mentioned better on a regulatory framework that ensures that the markets remain flexible in the face of fluctuations, uncertainty and tension.”
“The goals of growth and market safety are not mutually exclusive. There is no real conflict between progress in growth capabilities and maintaining market stability or integrity.”
Vacancies can slow organizational work
Along with the Securities and Stock Exchange Committee, CFTC dealt with specific regulatory issues and enforcement. Republicans in Congress are also trying to issue laws that grant CFTC greater supervision of the sector.
The first “Crypto Sprint” statement in CFTC on August 1 said that it will work closely with SEC to create a process to set the rules and use “its current powers to provide Fold’s organizational clarity.”
One commissioner still can Representation With the authority to apply for rules and supervise all commission activities under the commodity exchange law.
However, the outgoing commissioner Christie Goldsmith Romero said in May that the exit of the agency’s large copper is “not a great position” of encryption systems because it leaves a less variety of opinions.
Former CFTC president Rostin Payneam resigned on January 20, when he took over the Trump administration, while the summer stepped down Mersenger and Christie Goldsmith Romero in May.
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Five Commissioners are supposed to form CFTC, and it can not be more than three of the same political party.
QUINTENZ confirmation is still forgetting
Trump’s choice of CFTC – Brian Quintns – is still forgetting after the White House intervened to postpone the Senate’s vote on his candidacy in late July.
Several invitation groups called for coding to confirm Quintns, on the pretext that a permanent chair was decisive for the commodity organizer to achieve encryption goals.
A August report also indicated that the Gemini founders participating in Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss pressed Trump to reconsider the Quintns nomination, claiming that he would not fully enacted the president’s coding agenda as President CFTC.
Quintns served as a CFTC commissioner under Trump’s leadership from 2017 to 2021, after his candidacy by former US President Obama in 2016.
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