Prediction markets are moving from experimentation to a more established part of financial market infrastructure. As new contracts, participants and trading models proliferate, the challenge of supervising these markets effectively is becoming increasingly urgent. Our new whitepaper examines why market integrity must extend beyond traditional trade surveillance, with controls spanning the entire lifecycle of an event contract.
What You’ll Learn
What makes prediction markets different: Explore how shifting insider populations, real-world events and variable time horizons introduce risks that traditional surveillance models may not fully capture.
Why integrity starts before the first trade: Understand how contract design, participant eligibility, settlement methodology and pre-trade controls shape the integrity of prediction markets.
How surveillance must adapt: Learn why identifying suspicious activity requires a combination of participant behavior, contract-specific analysis, external information and cross-market data.
A framework for scalable market oversight: Discover how firms can connect product design, surveillance, investigations and settlement into an integrated, adaptable approach as markets and participants evolve.
Build a clearer understanding of what effective oversight looks like in this rapidly evolving market. Download our whitepaper, Prediction Markets and the Architecture of Market Integrity, and explore a practical framework for building market integrity before, during and after trading.
