Politics7/30/2025Bloomberg

White House Seeks ‘Swift Confirmation’ of Brian Quintenz for CFTC

The White House has expressed its desire for a swift confirmation of Brian Quintenz as the new Commissioner for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Quintenz was nominated by President Donald Trump to lead the main derivatives regulator. The delay in his confirmation has sparked speculation about his candidacy, and the White House has now reiterated its support for Quintenz's nomination. The CFTC is responsible for overseeing the derivatives market, which plays a crucial role in the financial industry. The confirmation of Quintenz is seen as an important step in maintaining the stability and regulation of this market.

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