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CFTC Chairman Selig vows to defend authority over prediction markets against state challenges
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The commodities regulator is drawing a line in the sand as states like Nevada and New York push back on federal oversight of a $60 billion sector CFTC Chairman Michael S. Selig isn’t backing down. The head of the US commodities regulator has made clear the agency will defend.
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