CFTC Protection of Information and Data Act of 2026
Referred to the House Committee on Agriculture.
Summary
It amends the Commodity Exchange Act to specify when the CFTC can disclose the names, addresses, and trade volumes of commodity traders. The CFTC may provide this data to Congress, U.S. and state agencies, and foreign authorities, but only under strict conditions that preserve attorney‑client, work‑product and other privileges. The rule also bars the CFTC from waiving those privileges when it receives privileged information.
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