Luke Clancy is an Editor-at-Large at Risk.net. He specializes in financial services, particularly focusing on algorithmic trading, derivatives markets, and global finance, with a keen interest in commodities and futures. His work has been featured in notable publications including WatersTechnology Group, FX Markets, Nature Portfolio, Central Banking, Risk.net, and BMJ.
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Luke Clancy's coverage predominantly focuses on financial clearing, risk management, and banking regulations. He shows a particular interest in legal policy regulation and investment analysis within the finance sector.
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Friday's cooling system failure highlights cracks in tech and concentration risk of big CCPs
Nasdaq's alert functions were restored, but users say testing and calibration tools still disrupted
Tradeweb and others agree more work needed before atomic settlement is achieved
By: Luke Clancy
Nasdaq's alert functions were restored, but users say testing and calibration tools were still disrupted.
Exchange will focus on ‘Mag 7' tech names after rivals fail with broader offerings
Flurry of acquisitions marks latest step in digital payments specialist's masterplan to crack trad-fi
SEC short selling and market access rules may hamper clearing and broker participation
Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan join calls for mandatory cash CCP interoperability
Zubin Ramdarshan’s exit comes after exchange CEO Robbert Booij confirms departure
One European bank blames T+1 for a 50% jump in FX fails, but industry groups dispute the claims
