Shadow Trading Finds a New Home: Prediction Markets
Shadow trading took two years to go from theory to conviction to a Ninth Circuit argument. Prediction markets are moving faster than that.
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Shadow trading took two years to go from theory to conviction to a Ninth Circuit argument. Prediction markets are moving faster than that.

The emergence of shadow trading has redefined discussions of traditional insider trading and is poised to have similar implications for digital asset markets.

Explore how prediction markets are reshaping financial services and the new compliance challenges around insider trading, MNPI, conflicts of interest, and regulation.


Exploring the Trends Shaping Compliance in 2026 Artificial intelligence. Prediction markets. Information barriers.

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The UK’s Senior Managers & Certification Regime (SMCR) is entering its next phase of evolution.

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What the NYDFS-EBA Agreement Means for Financial Services Firms On June 2, 2026, the New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) and the…
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