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ETF surge shows ‘worst-of’ autocalls have life in them yet

Assets in older structures have caught up with vol target versions that looked set to dominate

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Basel III Endgame

Blue arrow points up, red arrow points down

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Legislators want to rebalance scales back in favour of primary exchanges

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Top quants on what AI tools can and can’t do

AI tools such as Claude Code and Aristotle are proving increasingly useful in quant work. Risk.net spoke with 13 senior quants about what the newest models can do, what they can’t, and how jobs are changing as a result.
 

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