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A hedge fund compliance team that uses AI-generated cessation trigger output to build its FCM counterparty risk procedure will produce a control framework calibrated only to customer-side events — margin failures, customer default, customer insolvency — with no coverage of the three FCM-distress triggers under §1.44(e)(2): regulatory notification of FCM distress, the FCM's own internal distress determination, and FCM or FCM-parent insolvency.
That gap means no surveillance tripwires for regulatory action against the clearing counterparty, no escalation pathway for FCM financial deterioration, and no documented response protocol for the most operationally urgent scenario the separate account framework is designed to address. In a CFTC examination, a procedure manual missing the FCM-distress category is a documented control gap against a named statutory requirement — the kind of deficiency that generates enforcement referrals, particularly if the gap coincided with an FCM stress event that produced customer loss on the fund's posted margin.
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