What is 'Qualified Eligible Participant - QEP'

An individual who meets requirements to trade in different investment funds, such as futures and hedge funds. The rules for defining a QEP are outlined under Rule 4.7 of the Commodity and Exchange Act.

Explaining 'Qualified Eligible Participant - QEP'

Some of the conditions that a person must meet in order to be classified as a QEP are:

Further Reading

Making 'good'or 'critical'citizens: From social justice to financial literacy in the Québec Education Program
www.biejournals.de [PDF]
… documents provided details as to what types of securities were eligible for purchase … occur when market participants update their expectations and not when actual purchases take place … August 2009 FOMC statement, which dropped the “up to” language qualifying the maximum …

US Financial Regulation of Sovereign Wealth Funds
heinonline.org [PDF]
… documents provided details as to what types of securities were eligible for purchase … occur when market participants update their expectations and not when actual purchases take place … August 2009 FOMC statement, which dropped the “up to” language qualifying the maximum …

Hedge Funds: The Ultimate Game of Liar's Poker
heinonline.org [PDF]
… documents provided details as to what types of securities were eligible for purchase … occur when market participants update their expectations and not when actual purchases take place … August 2009 FOMC statement, which dropped the “up to” language qualifying the maximum …

Is Hedge fund regulation necessary
heinonline.org [PDF]
… documents provided details as to what types of securities were eligible for purchase … occur when market participants update their expectations and not when actual purchases take place … August 2009 FOMC statement, which dropped the “up to” language qualifying the maximum …

Serving as a Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) evaluator: Notes from a novice
www.tandfonline.com [PDF]
… documents provided details as to what types of securities were eligible for purchase … occur when market participants update their expectations and not when actual purchases take place … August 2009 FOMC statement, which dropped the “up to” language qualifying the maximum …