Luke Clancy is an Editor-at-Large at Risk.net. He specializes in finance, commodities and futures, energy and mining, and health and wellness, covering topics such as energy policy and regulation, consumer health, and commodities markets. Luke's 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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