Continuing to lobby the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to adopt a practical definition of manipulative market behavior as: “intentionally losing money on transactions that set (or make) a price to benefit the value of related positions that tie to (or take) that price,” economists at The Brattle Group last week released a report offering a proposed framework to define market manipulation.
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Brattle Advises CFTC to Adopt ‘Practical Definition’ of Market Manipulation
Continuing to lobby the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to adopt a practical definition of manipulative market behavior as: “intentionally losing money on transactions that set (or make) a price to benefit the value of related positions that tie to (or take) that price,” economists at The Brattle Group released a report titled Losing Money to Increase Profits: A Proposed Framework for Defining Market Manipulation.
Mirant Challenges CPUC, Cal-ISO To Prove Outage Assertions
Fending off accusations that it intentionally withheld power from the California market in March and April of this year, Mirant Corp. is challenging the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and the California Independent System Operator (Cal-ISO) to cough up evidence that would substantiate these charges.
Mirant Challenges CPUC, Cal-ISO to Prove Outage Assertions
Fending off accusations that it intentionally withheld power from the California market in March and April of this year, Mirant Corp. is challenging the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and the California Independent System Operator (Cal-ISO) to cough up evidence that would substantiate these charges.
Pipelines Conceal ROR Data, Producer Charges
An executive with Conoco Inc. last week accused interstatepipelines of intentionally burying information that customers needto determine whether pipes are exceeding their authorized rates ofreturn (RORs), which he strongly suspects is the case.
Pipelines Conceal ROR Data, Producer Charges
An executive with Conoco Inc. this week accused interstatepipelines of intentionally burying information that customers needto determine whether pipes are exceeding their authorized rates ofreturn on equity (RORs), which he strongly suspects is the case.