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Jane Street controversy raises old questions

Could market manipulation in options be more common than assumed? Researchers in 2023 pointed to pricing patterns in S&P futures and options, which they argued were hard to explain as arbitrage. Click below to read coverage from Risk.net at the time.

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Risk Quantum

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Risk Quantum tracks thousands of data points across hundreds of metrics from organisations that represent a cross-section of the financial system. Published daily, articles are short and broken into chunks – the facts, the context and a brief commentary – and use data visualisations to get each story across.

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Foreign dealers still lag US banks in stress tests

IHCs’ CET1 depletion triples that of domestic participants, despite improved performance since 2024 exercise

Counterparty Radar

Matchmaking and benchmarking for OTC derivatives

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Counterparty Radar is based on position data from around 20,000 US mutual funds and ETFs, rolled up to the manager level – it shows the OTC derivatives they have on their books, and who they traded them with, providing unique insights into an important market segment. More info

Mutual funds were USD bulls going into April’s tariff chaos

Counterparty Radar: Positioning in Q1 reflected market sentiment that tariffs would lead to a dollar rally

 

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For Esma to triumph as supervisor, it must stop being Esma

Europe’s markets watchdog may soon have sweeping new powers, but experts say it will have to shed its reputation as slow, expensive and process-driven if it is to succeed

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Our new research service compares op risk practices at financial institutions – from staffing to AI safeguards, key controls to board reporting packs.

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