MVA Attorneys Analyze Shifting CFTC Enforcement Priorities in Law360 Article
Moore & Van Allen (MVA) counsel Tiffany Payne and member Drew Newman authored the article, “How CFTC Enforcement Shifted in 2025 and What’s Next,” published by Law360.
The article examines the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s significant shift in enforcement strategy during 2025, highlighting a move away from broad technical and compliance-based actions toward a more targeted, “back-to-basics” approach focused on fraud prevention, market integrity, and transparency. Tiffany and Drew analyze key leadership and organizational changes within the CFTC, major policy and procedural reforms, enforcement trends, and evolving regulatory approaches to crypto and prediction markets.
They also outline what market participants should expect in 2026, including continued prioritization of fraud and manipulation cases, greater enforcement transparency, and the growing importance of proactive self-reporting and remediation.
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