The investment bank will help its roughly 3,000 institutional clients execute large block trades in event contracts.

  • Cantor Fitzgerald plans to give roughly 3,000 institutional clients access to large prediction-market trades on CFTC-regulated Kalshi.
  • Cantor will act as the broker for the block trades, while Susquehanna will provide institutional-scale pricing and liquidity.
  • The move marks another step in Kalshi’s push beyond retail trading as it seeks to make event contracts a tool for institutional trading and risk management.

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