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  • All-New Initial Ethics Training

    Initial ethics training is specifically designed for those who are new to the industry and recently registered with the National Futures Association (NFA). This courses uses engaging case studies to highlight ethical and regulatory responsibilities, combining law, compliance, and sound judgment. It helps firms meet training requirements as mandated by the Commodity Exchange Act and NFA Rule 2-9.

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  • Give-Up Specialist: 5 Course Package

    Enroll your team in all five Give-Up Specialist courses and save. The series includes Anatomy of a Futures Broker, both Give-Up Essentials courses, Average Pricing, and Navigating Give-Up Agreements. Participants who complete all five earn the FIA Markets Academy micro-credential. It’s a cost-effective way to train a geographically distributed workforce.

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  • Give Up Essentials 2: Troubleshooting Real-World Scenarios

    Give-Up Essentials, the pre-requisite to this course, uses give-up trade flows to show how the process works when everything runs smoothly. This course examines problems that can arise during give-up trade processing. It identifies where failures occur and explores how problems can be resolved.

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  • All-New Periodic Ethics Training

    The IFM's Periodic Ethics Training helps firms and registrants meet ongoing training requirements as mandated by the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA) and National Futures Association (NFA) Rule 2-9. This interactive training is built upon engaging case studies that incorporate several categories of pertinent information including law, regulation, professional ethics and sound judgment.

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  • Commodities 101: From Physical to Futures

    Commodities 101 is a foundational course designed to introduce you to the world of commodities (both physical and futures) and how they're traded. This comprehensive introductory course demystifies the world of commodities by exploring their structure, market dynamics, key participants, and the tools used to manage risk and gain exposure.

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  • Rules & Regulatory Guidance for CME Group Markets

    This course has been produced jointly by FIA and the CME Group to help market users understand and comply with some of the most important trade practice rules of the CME, CBOT, NYMEX and COMEX. Topics include wash trades, position limits, disruptive trading practices, block trades and pre-execution communications.

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  • Navigating Give Up Agreements

    This course provides an in-depth explanation of the different versions of the FIA International Uniform Give-Up Agreement, what it covers, clarifies the roles and obligations of each party, and illustrates the Give-Up Agreement workflow. Interactive scenarios offer practical ways to troubleshoot everyday issues.

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  • All-New Anti-Money Laundering Compliance Training

    This recently updated course equips futures industry professionals to respond to the latest money laundering and terrorist financing techniques. The course explains the legal and regulatory obligations that govern the identification, monitoring, and reporting of suspicious activity. Interactive case studies challenge learners to consider real-world scenarios—helping translate regulatory expectations into day-to-day decision-making.

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  • Swaps 101: OTC vs. Listed Derivatives

    Swaps 101 is a foundational course designed to introduce you to the world of swaps, including both over-the-counter and listed derivatives. This comprehensive introductory course demystifies the world of swaps by exploring their structure, market dynamics, key participants, and the tools used to manage risk and gain exposure.

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  • Rules & Regulatory Guidance for ICE US

    This course, produced jointly by FIA and ICE US, is designed to help market users understand and comply with some of the most important trading rules of the exchange. Content covers disruptive trading practices, wash trades, position limits, block trades, exchange-for-related-positions, and pre-arranged trades.

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