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Arbitrage is an investment strategy that seeks to capitalize on price discrepancies in the market by simultaneously buying and selling assets in different markets or in different forms. Arbitrage is a popular trading strategy, as it allows traders to capitalize on price discrepancies in the markets. By exploiting these discrepancies, traders can make a profit without taking on excessive risk. There are many different types of arbitrage strategies, such as triangular arbitrage, statistical arbitrage, and convergence trading. By reading articles and watching videos about arbitrage, traders can become more familiar with the different strategies, their advantages and disadvantages, and how to apply them in the markets.
BSP monitoring lenders behaving like digital banks - BusinessWorld Online
SOME LENDERS behaving like online banks might be required to obtain digital banking licenses to curb arbitrage and improve oversight, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) said. “We’re busy right now determining which among the digi-centric institutions that we have right now can already be considered as operating like a digital bank,” BSP Director for […]
Marriage markets in everything (tax arbitrage!) - Marginal REVOLUTION
Looking to marry someone with $1m+ of short-term capital gains (LA California) for tax savings (I have $1m+ in losses) and split the savings I (unfortunately) lost a bunch of money this year with some risky gambles and have ~$1.2m of context of capital losses. I would like to marry someone with very large ($1m+) […]
Tax arbitrage through your business - Marginal REVOLUTION
That is the topic of my latest Bloomberg column, here is one bit: This phenomenon is one reason that many office jobs in Nordic countries seem so pleasant. The workers have nice lunches and the use of comfortable and stylish furniture, which they are not taxed on, though of course their take-home pay may be […]