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16 months full-time, 39 credits, case-based with a capstone.
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1. Which exchange hosts the benchmark futures contracts for maize (corn) and soybeans?
B. Chicago Board of Trade (CME Group)
CBOT, part of CME Group, lists the benchmark corn and soybean contracts. ICE Futures Europe lists robusta coffee, London cocoa and white sugar; Bursa Malaysia lists the crude palm oil benchmark; Euronext lists milling wheat and rapeseed.
Commodity Markets, Futures & Options · Organisation of commodity exchanges
2. The Federal Crop Insurance Corporation of the United States was created by legislation in:
D. 1938
The Federal Crop Insurance Act of 1938 created the FCIC, first insuring wheat. The 1980 Act brought in private delivery, the 1994 Reform Act introduced catastrophic coverage and the Agricultural Risk Protection Act of 2000 raised subsidies.
Agri Risk Management & Insurance · History of crop insurance
3. Which regulator supervises the Dalian and Zhengzhou commodity exchanges?
C. China Securities Regulatory Commission
Chinese futures exchanges are supervised by the CSRC, and the Futures and Derivatives Law took effect in 2022. The central bank, the agriculture ministry and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority are not the futures regulator.
Commodity Markets, Futures & Options · Regulation of commodity derivatives markets
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