Lydia Beyoud is an SEC & CFTC Reporter at Bloomberg News. She covers a range of topics including finance, trading, commodities, and cryptocurrency, with a particular focus on investment strategies and wealth management. Lydia's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Washington Post, Financial Planning, and Bloomberg Law.
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Lydia's coverage is heavily focused on legal policy regulation, government announcements, finance, and the economy. She covers a wide range of topics such as SEC rules, cybersecurity, hedge funds, Wall Street regulations among others.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is blocking CME Group Inc.’s bid to start offering 24/7 trading in oil futures.
Kalshi is positioning itself as the primary reference for US election odds with the launch of a new portal that illustrates the central role that prediction markets are hoping to play in the November midterms.
By: Steven T. Dennis, Lydia Beyoud
(Bloomberg) -- Senate Majority Leader John Thune is planning a vote on President Donald Trump's landmark crypto market structure legislation as soon
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is tapping the brakes on prediction markets’ practice of “self-certifying” boilerplate contracts that could apply to myriad events.
By: Lydia Beyoud, Noele Illien
(Bloomberg) -- UBS Financial Services Inc., a subsidiary of UBS Group AG, has agreed to pay $125 million in fines to settle allegations by the US government that it willfully and repeatedly violated anti-money laundering rules.
By: Lydia Beyoud, Zahra Hirji
A group of Democratic senators urged the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to rein in prediction market trading on wildfires, expressing concern that individuals could be tempted to commit arson to make their bets pay off.
By: Lydia Beyoud, Olga Kharif, Steven T. Dennis
By Lydia Beyoud, Olga Kharif and Steven T. Dennis The bipartisan ethics proposal senators have pitched to President Donald Trump to
By: Nicola M White, Lydia Beyoud
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission told prediction markets to avoid using American-style gambling odds as the US regulator fends off legal challenges alleging the platforms are illicit sports betting operations.
By: Nicola M White, Lydia Beyoud
The agency sent a warning to CFTC-regulated entities reminding firms they need to comply with U.S. laws governing derivative trades and not
By: Lydia Beyoud, Nicola M White
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission told prediction markets to avoid using American-style gambling odds as the US regulator fends off legal challenges alleging the platforms are illicit sports betting operations.
