
Nybot lobbies against proposed futures transaction tax
Nybot added that the tax would cripple its efforts to recover from the September 11 terrorist attacks that completely destroyed its offices in the World Trade Center.
The controversial idea of a so-called user fee on commodity futures and options contracts traded on US futures exchanges was proposed several times in the 1990s by the Clinton administration, although it was never implemented by Congress.
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