Policy·October 20, 2026 at 11:56 AM EDT·1 source
Odd Lots: Are Financial Regulations Falling Apart?
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News
What happened
- CME CEO Terry Duffy said unchecked prediction markets risk violating federal manipulation standards.
- The discussion covered political prop bets and other prediction-market activity on the Odd Lots podcast.
Why it matters
Prediction-market growth could create regulatory and market-integrity risks for exchanges, trading firms and financial professionals.
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Odd Lots: Are Financial Regulations Falling Apart?CME GroupCMETerry DuffyJoe WeisenthalTracy Alloway
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Sources (1)
- BloombergOct 20Odd Lots: Are Financial Regulations Falling Apart?
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