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                        The CFTC’s FY 2022 litigation success is further reflected in the following
                   results:


                                 After a 5-day trial, the CFTC won a jury verdict against a portfolio

                           manager finding he engaged in fraud when he misrepresented how he

                           managed risk in the fund.


                                 After a 5-day trial, the CFTC won a verdict finding a block trade

                           broker and AP liable for secretly taking the other side of their customers’

                           orders without consent 65 times and disclosing their customers’ confidential

                           order information, and finding the broker liable for failure-to-supervise and

                           recordkeeping violations. The jury awarded a total of $7.5 million in civil

                           monetary penalties.

                                 Two defendants, charged in connection with a fraudulent forex and


                           digital asset scheme, settled mid-trial as the CFTC presented its evidence
                           against the defendants. The settlement order requires the defendants to pay

                           $1.2 million in restitution and a $600,000 civil monetary penalty.


                                 The CFTC won on summary judgment in an enforcement action,

                           charging defendants with engaging in a fraudulent scheme involving an

                           options trading program. The U.S. District Court ordered defendants to pay

                           restitution and disgorgement totaling more than $6 million.


                        Cooperation with Criminal and Regulatory Authorities


                        To effectively protect markets, participants, and customers, the CFTC continued

                   its emphasis on coordination and parallel actions with criminal authorities and

                   regulatory partners domestically and internationally. This was critical to deterring

                   violators, punishing misconduct, preserving market integrity, and protecting market

                   participants.

                        Illustrative of these efforts was the filing of a joint enforcement action by the

                   CFTC and 27 state securities regulatory agencies that are members of the North




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