CFTC reaches settlement with former Deutsche Bank trader in spoofing case
The CFTC has reached an agreement with former Deutsche Bank trader James Vorley in a lawsuit accusing him of spoofing.
The CFTC has reached an agreement with former Deutsche Bank trader James Vorley in a lawsuit accusing him of spoofing.
The Court has agreed to stay the spoofing case until September 3, 2021, so that the CFTC and the former Deutsche Bank traders can reach a settlement.
The CFTC and former Deutsche Bank traders Vorley and Chanu have been engaged in discussions on resolution of the spoofing case.
Former Deutsche Bank traders James Vorley and Cedric Chanu have filed notices of appeal from their prison sentences.
Former Deutsche Bank traders James Vorley and Cedric Chanu, convicted of spoofing, seek sentences of time served.
The DOJ seeks a prison sentence of at least 57 months for former Deutsche Bank traders James Vorley and Cedric Chanu.
Former Deutsche Bank traders James Vorley and Cedric Chanu will get additional information from the CFTC in a spoofing case.
The Court has denied the motions for acquittal or new trial of former Deutsche Bank traders James Vorley and Cedric Chanu.
The Court has deferred setting a sentencing date for former Deutsche Bank traders James Vorley and Cedric Chanu accused of spoofing.
According to former Deutsche Bank traders, the US government fails to address the context of trading on an anonymous electronic exchange.