External Meetings: Meeting with Bunge (Entity Definitions)

Bunge believes that persons who enter into swaps as part of providing risk management services to unaffiliated parties should not necessarily be treated as swap dealers when the risk management services are provided in connection with the person’s dealing in the physical commodity markets with that unaffiliated party.  In this case, Bunge asserts that the swaps are intertwined with and are ancillary to the person’s overall commodities business.  They also sought to demonstrate that the use of swaps for risk management in this way has developed over time in connection with the evolution of the commodities markets and, in this context, that it is difficult to separate the person’s swap business from its commodity business.
When
Rulemaking(s)
II. Definitions

CFTC Staff
Gary Gensler

Eric Juzenas

Terry Arbit

David Aron

Mark Fajfar

Julian Hammar

Ryne Miller
Visitor(s)
Christine Chochran (CMC)

Thomas Erickson (Bunge)

Daniel Waldman (Arnold & Porter)
Organization(s)
Bunge

Commodity Markets Council (CMC)

Arnold & Porter