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Selfin

Selfin

Broker event risk between institutions and trading desks across prediction markets

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You can use Selfin to transfer and hedge institutional event risk across modern prediction markets. The service connects organizations facing real-world event exposure, such as sports clubs managing match outcomes or performance-related payouts, directly with institutional trading desks looking to price and trade that risk. By sourcing custom market demand and matching it with deep liquidity providers, Selfin allows teams to offset financial downside while supplying proprietary order flow to trading desks seeking event exposure. It acts as a specialized broker for high-stakes event contracts.

What Selfin does

Book private liquidity consultations with institutional event brokersStructure custom risk hedges for sporting organization balance sheetsRoute originated trade orders directly to prediction market desksPrice bespoke event-driven financial contractsNegotiate counterparty terms for large prediction positionsAnalyze corporate exposure to specific real-world event resultsMatches institutional event risk with specialized trading desksProvides hedging contracts tailored for sports club liabilitiesSources institutional liquidity across prediction marketsCreates custom risk transfer agreements for discrete real-world eventsSupplies proprietary, originated order flow directly to market makersEnables off-market pricing negotiations for non-standardized risk

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