Futures Trading Act · 1996 Revised Edition · Part V · Conduct of Futures Business
37B. Trading against customer
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No futures broker shall knowingly enter into a transaction to buy from or sell to its customer any futures contract for its own account, an account of a connected person or for an account in which it has an interest (including any account over which it has discretion), except with the customer’s prior consent and in accordance with the business rules and practices of a Futures Exchange or a futures market.
futures broker
“futures broker” means any person, whether as principal or agent, who —(a)carries on the business of soliciting or accepting orders, for the purchase or sale of any commodity under a futures contract on any Futures Exchange or futures market whether or not that person accepts any money, securities or property (or extends credit in lieu thereof) to margin, guarantee or secure any contract or transaction that may result therefrom; or(b)carries on the business of leveraged foreign exchange trading,whether the business is part of, or is carried on in conjunction with, any other business;