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Liquidity risk spikes at Eurex, JSCC, NSCC

New highs for stressed payment obligations set at three CCPs

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Four in five banks report breaching risk appetite in past year

Risk Benchmarking: Those reporting no breaches run skinnier appetite frameworks, despite similar governance mechanisms

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Issuers wrap prediction market bets for European clients

Structured notes from Marex and Otala offer prediction market exposure to European firms shut out of the raw contracts

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Dealer Rankings 2026

It’s not easy to look under the hood of the OTC derivatives market, but mutual fund, ETF and life insurer filings in the US allow a peek.

The Dealer Rankings use a full year of this data to examine the footprint of each sell-side firm named in the filings. In its fourth edition, the exercise shows the top US banks expanding; it also raises questions about capacity.

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