Svmuu News: JPMorgan stated that its client survey indicates that, aside from speculative trading, institutional interest in perpetual futures is limited.
The firm cited factors such as basis risk, the lack of a term structure and physical delivery, and clearing concerns, noting that these are the main obstacles to the adoption of perpetual futures. Trading in offshore perpetual contracts remains dominated by a small number of large participants, and scalability issues persist.
JPMorgan: Perpetual Contracts Are Unlikely to Replace Traditional Futures Markets
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