Risk Awards 2025

This year’s top achievers in risk management and derivatives

Among the winners of Risk Awards 2025: UBS claims top derivatives prize, fresh from its merger with Credit Suisse. JP Morgan wins credit and rates, after building a virtuous circle of growth in those businesses. Lifetime award to Don Wilson, founder of DRW Trading, whose career – and firm – defy definition.

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