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EU prop trading firms spend x3 time on regulation than US counterparts

Lynn Strongin Dodds
By Lynn Strongin Dodds

Acuiti’s ‘Proprietary Trading Management Insight Report’ notes a dip in profitability for proprietary trading firms between 2022 and 2023, with the majority of respondents describing their profitability as “slightly worse” […]

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