NFA
Britishabbreviation
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(in the US) National Futures Association
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(in Britain) no fixed abode
Example Sentences
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When the NFA was agreed to in 1996, 15.3 percent of Australian households owned guns.
From Slate
The founder's grandson, Howard Vaughton, had a close connection with the trophy, having won the FA Cup with Villa in 1887 and, by 1895, he was a partner in the firm, the NFA said.
From BBC
He even suggested some of the counterfeit money was spent at a pub run by former Aston Villa player Dennis Hodgetts, who had won the FA Cup with Villa in both 1895 and 1887, said the NFA.
From BBC
The NFA approval, which came nearly two years after Coinbase filed its application, could allow the company to expand into a largely untapped market.
From Reuters
Now that it has received approval, Coinbase says eligible U.S. customers will be able to access regulated derivatives products through Coinbase Financial Markets, subject to the oversight of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the NFA.
From Seattle Times
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