Regulators, namely the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and the prudential regulators, must not make hedging so costly it becomes prohibitively expensive for end-users to manage their risks.
Nunn emphasizes the need for regulators to avoid costly hedging for end-users.
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Like so many companies across the Midwest right now, we’re building again, and we’re building in America.
we also have to be singing from the same song book, understanding what is happening.
It is not just the family farm that is impacted by this, it is every rural community, it is every city in America.
Chairman Behnam, thank you very much for the work that the CFTC and your team has done in this area.
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