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Does betting exchange BetFair handle more daily trades than the New York Stock Exchange?
No, but BetFair might well be the world’s third financial exchange in terms of transaction volumes (which is a secondary metrics, of course). Steve Roman (who works in NYC’s financial industry) attracted my attention to this line from The Los … Continue reading
Posted in All Best Posts Ever, Analysis (Data), Analysis (Industry), Exchanges & Markets, Finance, Market Liquidity
Tagged Australia, Chicago, Civil Rights Action Corporation, Eric Zitzewitz, head, Internet gambling colossus
Betfair, Jason Ruspini, Jed Christiansen, London, London Stock Exchange, Los Angeles Times, New Financial Betting, New York Board of Trade, New York Stock Exchange, prediction markets, Robin Marks, Steve Roman, The Los Angeles Times, United Kingdom
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