Wells Fargo requests no-action relief permitting the London Branch and its counterparties to comply with the relevant requirements applicable to its Foreign Clients in lieu of the Commissions Transaction-Level Requirements. Wells Fargo requests the no-action relief only with respect to swaps between the London Branch and its Foreign Clients. Based on the foregoing and the representations made by Wells Fargo, the Divisions believe that granting no-action relief is warranted.

As noted in the Request Letter, the Commission has not yet issued comparability determinations as to whether the regulatory requirements of any foreign jurisdiction are comparable to and as comprehensive as the applicable requirements under the Commodity Exchange Act and Commission regulations with respect to the SDR Reporting Rules.5 While review of those requests for comparability determinations that have been received by the Commission continues, the Division believes that it would be appropriate to provide an extension of the time-limited no-action relief provided in CFTC Letter No.

Relief from the audit requirement of Commission regulation 4.22(d) for A with respect to B. You request on behalf of A, the commodity pool operator (the CPO) for B (the Pool), relief from the requirement in Commission regulation 4.22(d) to have an independent public accountant audit the financial statements in the Pools annual report for fiscal year 2014.

Request for Relief from Presenting Annual Reports in Accordance with A. May 19, 2015 letter to the Division of Swap Dealer and Intermediary Oversight, and amended by subsequent correspondence on September 11, 2015, requesting on behalf of B, the commodity pool operator of C (the Pool), requesting that the CPO be granted relief to use D in lieu of A in the preparation of the financial reports for the Pool.

The Division of Market Oversight (DMO) is issuing a no-action letter that provides additional time for reporting parties to comply with certain reporting requirements of the ownership and control final rule (the OCR Final Rule), which was published in the Federal Register on November 18, 2013. Conditional Time-Limited No-Action Relief from certain Ownership and Control (OCR) Data reporting requirements under Parts 17, 18 and 20 of the Commissions Regulations: Replaces CFTC No-Action Letter No. 15-03

Extension of No-Action Relief: Transaction-Level Requirements for Non-U.S. Swap Dealers

DSIO provided a letter that exempts certain commodity trading advisors (CTAs) that are registered, but do not direct any client commodity interest accounts, from reporting on Form CTA-PR.

Exemptive relief granted to a CPO of a pool that had all of its participants redeem out in 2014 from the audit requirements of Commission regulation 4.22(d) with respect to the financial statements in the 2014 annual report of the pool that is filed with NFA.

Exemptive relief granted to a CPO of a pool from the audit requirements of Commission regulation 4.22(d) with respect to the financial statements in the 2014 annual report of the pool. The CPO has provided a waiver from the sole outside participant of the pool.

Exemptive relief granted to a CPO of a pool from the audit requirements of Commission regulation 4.22(d) with respect to the financial statements in the 2014 annual report of the pool. The CPO has provided a waiver from the sole participant of the pool.