Iron Harbor Capital Management has been approved as a Commodity Pool Operator (CPO) by the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the National Futures Association. As a registered entity, Iron Harbor must comply with various disclosures, reporting and record-keeping obligations imposed by the CFTC.
“As a registered CPO, we aspire to the highest standards of transparency and integrity,” says Gravelle Pierre, President of Iron Harbor Capital Management.
Jacqueline Hayot, Chief Operating Officer of Iron Harbor, adds: “Instead of filing for an exemption like similar investment advisors, we feel it’s important to signal to institutions and private individuals that we’re leaning forward and ensuring that we deliver institutional-quality risk management."
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