Addressing Concentration and Liquidity Risk – Alex Lamb, The Technancial Company
Spencer Doar
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In this video, Technancial Head of Business Development Americas and Head of Marketing Alex Lamb talks about how market participants look to stay one step ahead of their clearing member.
Produced by Mike Forrester
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