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Analysis: Geopolitics, prediction markets, tokenization seen as top three drivers of derivatives markets
Change is constant in the derivatives market, but the drivers of change are not. This year's research into market participant opinions revealed that the top three drivers are geopolitical conflict, prediction markets and tokenization. Just as telling, the regulatory agenda, which had been a top concern in the past, dropped to fifth place on this year's list..
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Reflecting on her recent discussions at the Eurofi financial forum, Jacqueline Mesa, FIA’s Chief Operating Officer and SVP of Global Policy, argues that effective regulation starts with open dialogue. Policymakers, regulators and market participants will not always agree, but understanding each other’s objectives and practical challenges can lead to better-informed decisions and rules that work as intended.
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