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Jeff Bandman

Kalshi
@BandmanJeff
CEO of Kalshi Prime. Got @Kalshi regulated. Ex-regulator @CFTC. Founding Director & Architect of LabCFTC. 6-time @Jeopardy champ.
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    @BandmanJeff
    Jeff Bandman
    Kalshi
    @BandmanJeff
    Aug 12
    Some professional announcements are purely career moves. For me, this feels like coming home to family. I’m returning to @Kalshi as CEO of Kalshi Prime.
    This Jeopardy! Champion Is Leading Kalshi’s Perpetual Futures Business
    This Jeopardy! Champion Is Leading Kalshi’s Perpetual Futures Business
    From barrons.com
  • @BandmanJeff
    Jeff Bandman
    Kalshi
    @BandmanJeff
    Aug 20
    Maybe you should learn a bit about efficiency - Does Terry Duffy @CMEGroup have more people in his regulatory department than @Kalshi has in the entire company? Question of the day from @luanalopeslara
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  • @BandmanJeff
    Jeff Bandman
    Kalshi
    @BandmanJeff
    Aug 20
    Americans trust regulated markets - and Kalshi pursued the regulated path from day one, Kalshi came in the front door @luanalopeslara (at the @CFTC live today) unlike the unregulated offshore competitors.
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  • @BandmanJeff
    Jeff Bandman
    Kalshi
    @BandmanJeff
    Jun 11
    Wowwwwwwwww. Sick comeback insane finish. @nyknicks 🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀
  • @BandmanJeff
    Jeff Bandman
    Kalshi
    @BandmanJeff
    May 30
    Two years is plenty. Most of the useful material I learned in law school was during year one. That’s when you learn to think like a lawyer (for better or worse.)
    @OrinKerr
    Orin Kerr
    @OrinKerr
    May 29
    My own proposed reform would be to allow a 2-year law degree—call it an LL.B., like the old-style law degrees—and allow schools to offer students a two-year LL.B. path instead of a 3-year J.D. program, with states allowing grads of either to sit for the bar.
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