NFA definition

NFA means the National Futures Association.
NFA means the National Futures Association or any other regulatory body that succeeds to the functions of the National Futures Association.
NFA means Notice of Award/Notice of Fund Availability.

Examples of NFA in a sentence

  • Claims against the MarketAxess SEF pursuant to the provisions of Rules 536 and/or Rule 539 can be submitted to arbitration through the NFA Arbitration Program or another arbitration program permitted by the CFTC Regulations.

  • Participants must arbitrate all disputes between or among themselves that relate to or arise out of any transaction executed on, or otherwise subject to the Rules of, MarketAxess SEF that are based upon facts and circumstances that occurred at a time when the parties were Participants through the NFA Arbitration Program.

  • The National Fiscal Administration (NFA) will be responsible for implementation of all tasks associated with collection of taxes and custom duties.

  • The initial claim of loss, including a detailed description of any loss suffered, must be made to the NFA Arbitration Program within thirty (30) business days of the date of the incident that caused the loss.

  • Such arbitration shall be conducted pursuant to the Rules and the rules of the NFA Arbitration Program or another arbitration program permitted by the CFTC Regulations within two (2) years from the occurrence of the event giving rise to the dispute.


More Definitions of NFA

NFA means the National Futures Association. “Officer” has the meaning given to it in Rule 203.
NFA has the meaning set forth in Section 3.12(d).
NFA means National Futures Association.
NFA means No Further Action;
NFA or “NFF” means Nigeria Football Association or Nigeria Football Federation respectively, both names being of inter-changeable usage; an affiliate football federation of CAF and FIFA and the supreme football governing body in Nigeria;
NFA means Nepean Football Association Incorporated ABN 27 298 517 519 which is the Regional Sports Organisation for the control of football (soccer) within its boundaries;