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Tag Archives: Exempt Board of Trade
American Civics Exchange… a little update
On February 10, 2009, the American Civics Exchange (see our previous post) received an official acknowledgment from David Stawick, Secretary of the CFTC. The CFTC website, however, does not yet list ACE in their directory of eBOTs. It will, ultimately … Continue reading
American Civics Exchange = CFTC-regulated Exempt Board of Trade
American Civics Exchange is enabling what InTrade (circa 2006, when they applied for the eBOT status) couldn’t… —getting the CFTC stamp of approval, and running a real-money prediction exchange from within the US territory (as opposed to offshore). The ACE … Continue reading
Posted in Exchange Genesis, Exchanges & Markets, Finance, Regulations
Tagged American Civics Exchange, CFTC, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Consensus Point, EBOTs, Exempt Board of Trade, Hedging, Philip Pidot, play-money prediction markets, prediction markets, real-money prediction markets, speculation
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What does the TradeSports/InTrade “split” really amount to?
TradeSports has been incorporated as a separate company in the Netherlands Antilles, while Intrade remains incorporated in Ireland, and they have split up the trading categories across the two websites. However, this looks sort of like a BetCRIS/BookMaker split, with … Continue reading
Posted in All Guest Authors's Posts, Analysis (Industry), Ethics, Exchanges & Markets, Regulations
Tagged 866-303-1927, 866-303-1929, Acting Exchange Manager, Beckett Way
Parkwest Business Park, Brian Keating, Carl Wolfenden, CEO, Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer, chief technology officer, Ed Lenox, exchange manager, exchange products, Exempt Board of Trade, Insurance, InTrade, Ireland, John Delaney, Manager - Compliance, Matt Bonner, Mike Knesevich, Netherlands Antilles, prediction markets, Seamus Rohan, Sinead Kelliher, The Netherlands Antilles, Trade Exchange Network Limited
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David Pennock on US gambling/futures laws and the legality of prediction exchanges.
David Pennock lists what is currently legal in the U.S. Here are three points he makes: HedgeStreet is one of the few companies that has trudged down the lengthy, costly, and arduous path of obtaining official sanction from the US … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis (Industry), Exchanges & Markets, Regulations
Tagged Advanced Solutions Group, America, CEO, Chris F. Masse, Chris Masse, David Pennock, Designated Contract Market and Derivatives Clearing Org, Designated Contract Market and Derivatives Clearing Org, Exempt Board of Trade, HedgeStreet, Hurricane Forecasting Center, Independent Betting Arbitration Service, InTrade Board of Trade, Ireland, John Delaney, Michael Coven, Mike Knesevitch, MP3, naturaldisaster, non-sports arm, prediction markets, Tom Bell, United Kingdom, United States, US Commodity Futures Trading Commission, USD
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