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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission, an independent federal agency, is undertaking new initiatives to address emerging risks such as climate change and crypto-assets. Reed Smith partners Jonathan Marcus, a former general counsel of the CFTC, Colette Honorable, a former FERC commissioner, and associate Christian Blair provide analysis.
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