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Rebecca Baird-Remba

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New York
As seen in: Risk.net, Business Insider, New York Post, Yahoo Finance, NewsBreak, Commercial Observer, Mediabistro, Brick Underground, City Journal, Manhattan Institute, Brownstoner and
Covers:  U.S. treasuries, bonds, Federal Reserve, monetary policy, inflation, derivatives, macroeconomics, housing policy, development, architecture, design.
Financial markets reporter at Risk.net. Recovering real estate reporter. development, architecture, infra, transit, weird NYC things. rbairdremba@gmail.com

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Financial markets reporter at Risk.net. Recovering real estate reporter. Currently writing about the U.S. treasury market, interest rate derivatives, inflation trading, all things fixed income related.

In my former/personal life: development, architecture, infra, transit, weird NYC things.

rbairdremba@infopro-digital.com.

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Will Kalshi and Polymarket win over prop shops? Don’t bet on it.

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By Rebecca Baird-Remba Verified
| FX Markets Verified
Trading in financial markets relies on predictions: whether an asset price will rise or fall, how rates will change, whether volatility has peaked. But when it comes to prediction markets, institutions are wary. Not only are there various legal, regulatory and operational hurdles, but some believe trade volumes aren’t high enough for firms to apply the same market-making models they use in the world of traditional finance. The president of one proprietary trading firm says the “very low volumes”
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Will Kalshi and Polymarket win over prop shops? Don't bet on it.

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By Rebecca Baird-Remba Verified
| Risk.net Verified
By Trading in financial markets relies on predictions: whether an asset price will rise or fall, how rates will change, whether volatility has peaked. But when it comes to prediction markets, institutions are wary. Not only are there various legal, regulatory and operational hurdles, but some believe trade volumes aren't high enough for firms to apply the same market-making models they use in the
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How vol eruption blew up Goldman's rates book

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By Rebecca Baird-Remba Verified
| Risk.net Verified
By The normally sleepy market for corporate derivatives improbably became the talk of Wall Street in April. Losses linked to interest rate hedges sold to corporate clients are thought to have been a major factor in Goldman Sach's fixed income, currencies and commodities (Ficc) division missing earning expectations by nearly $1 billion in the first quarter - an outcome a senior rates executive at a
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