Outgoing CME CEO Terrence Duffy said that the exchange operator will sue the CFTC over the agency’s decision to approve perpetual futures.

CME Group Terry Duffy Will Step Down as Chief Executive Officer and Transition to Executive Chairman of the Board in March 2027; President and CFO Lynne Fitzpatrick Will Be…

Duffy, 67, will transition to executive chairman effective March 1, 2027, the company said Tuesday.

CME Group CEO Terry Duffy will step down March 2027, with Lynne Fitzpatrick succeeding him. Here's what the leadership change means for crypto derivatives.

CME Group CEO Terry Duffy will transition to Executive Chairman on March 1, 2027, with President and CFO Lynne Fitzpatrick taking over as CEO of the $95B

CME Group CEO Terrence Duffy will step down March 1, 2027, with President Lynne Fitzpatrick succeeding him as the derivatives giant deepens its crypto push.

CME Group CEO Terry Duffy plans to sue the CFTC over its approval of Kalshi's bitcoin perpetual futures contract, citing legal and investor protection

Outgoing CME CEO Terrence Duffy said that the exchange operator will sue the CFTC over the agency’s decision to approve perpetual futures.

CME Group CEO Duffy said perpetual futures should be classified as swaps under the Dodd-Frank Act, which would form the basis of the lawsuit.

CME Group is suing the CFTC over its approval of perpetual futures, arguing they should be classified as swaps under Dodd-Frank. Here's what it means for

Kalshi's perpetual futures product did not meet the Dodd-Frank Act's definition of a "swap" and should not have been approved, Terrence Duffy said.

Outgoing CME chief Terry Duffy says perpetual futures are actually swaps under Dodd-Frank, and that the exchange will file suit Thursday.

CME Group plans to sue the CFTC over its approval of bitcoin perpetual futures, arguing the contracts are swaps — not futures — under Dodd-Frank.

CME Group CEO announces plans to sue the CFTC over its approval of crypto perpetual futures, escalating a major regulatory battle.

CME Group is suing the CFTC over its approval of perpetual futures in the US, arguing the products should be classified as swaps under Dodd-Frank.

The CME Group is officially taking the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to court over allowing perpetual futures to trade in the U.S.

The lawsuit filed in the District of Columbia alleged that CFTC Chair Michael Selig had acted against the Commodity Exchange Act signed into law by Congress in approving crypto…

CME Group plans to sue the CFTC over its approval of crypto perpetual futures, arguing Dodd-Frank classifies them as swaps. CEO Terrence Duffy disclosed the plan on CNBC on June…

"We expect CME will seek a preliminary injunction to block perps as the case proceeds," said TD Cowen's Jaret Seiberg.