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Susquehanna International Group

Susquehanna International Group

At Susquehanna, we approach quantitative finance with a deep commitment to scientific rigor and innovation. Our research leverages vast and diverse datasets, applying cutting-edge machine learning to uncover actionable insights and driving data-informed decisions from predictive modeling to strategic execution. Today, Susquehanna has over 3,500 employees in 16+ global locations. While we have grown in size and expanded our reach, our collaborative culture and love for gaming remains.www.sig.com

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Oct 31, 2026

speaker_1HOST
4:51
Naturally, Wall Street analysts, those glorified fortune tellers in Patagonia vests, panicked.
speaker_1HOST
4:57
DA Davidson, Wedbush, and Susquehanna all violently slashed their price targets, from around $100 down to the mid-70s.
speaker_1HOST
5:05
With Intel stock currently sitting in the low 90s, these guys are predicting a brutal 20% haircut.
speaker_1HOST
5:12
It's a classic corporate bait-and-switch, folks.
Koleman StrumpfGUEST
45:53
Well— For every Elon Musk or someone who's going to want to push a market in one way or another, there are, in the plumbing of these markets, deep-pocketed people that you may or may not know about.
Koleman StrumpfGUEST
46:05
So there's a company called Susquehanna International run by a person named Jeffrey Yass, the richest person in the state of Pennsylvania.
Koleman StrumpfGUEST
46:14
Now, he actually has some very strong political views, but what they do on Kalshi, for example, is constantly sitting there in that market, making sure that the price basically stays in a relatively tight range around what their models say it should be based on a bunch of observable fundamentals.
Koleman StrumpfGUEST
46:34
Now, is the plumbing in these markets perfect? No.

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Utah files criminal charges against Kalshi and two executives

Oct 30 · 1 Mention

speaker_0NARRATOR
0:24
A representative for Kalshi called the move, a crazy overreach, and stated the company is prepared to contest the charges in court.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:31
The accusations come after a lawsuit Brown initiated last week targeting Kalshi and two Susquehanna trading companies.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:38
The state claims Kalshi operated an unlawful betting enterprise by permitting wagers on sports events, elections, political matters, and various other outcomes.
speaker_0NARRATOR
0:47
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission filed a lawsuit against Utah on Tuesday, contending the state was overstepping into federal authority concerning prediction markets.
Damien RollisHOST
29:29
Reuters, you know, again, thank God for the journalists, honestly.
Damien RollisHOST
29:33
Reuters uncovered three people who, supposedly there are 10 clients to this horrible system where you receive Trump's stupid tweet or whatever 50 milliseconds ahead of everybody else, right? So the three people, the clients that they have identified so far are Bloomberg, of all things, Susquehanna International Group, which is founded by Jeff Yass, who's a big mega donor, and then some firm called Jump Trading.
Damien RollisHOST
30:01
So again, and I remember hearing this story, like I don't know if I saw this on like 60 Minutes or something, but the whole idea behind this 50 millisecond thing is that These these larger traders can exercise trade so quickly that that doing it even a little bit before everyone else, because let's be honest, the Trump tweets are really tantamount to kind of insider trading tips.
Damien RollisHOST
30:27
Right.
Will BrookeGUEST
6:05
Institutionalization also, to some extent, means real capital players willing to deploy money that they weren't doing last year.
Will BrookeGUEST
6:14
So that could be the big names would be Susquehanna, Jump Trading, Citadel, DRW.
Will BrookeGUEST
6:21
There's a dozen and more of these institutional funds that have entered the space really this year looking at how can we help businesses cover risk and price it and market make it.
Will BrookeGUEST
6:32
So they're unofficially acting to some extent like underwriters for this industry.
speaker_0HOST
9:18
Oh, accidental.
speaker_0HOST
9:18
The price target raised to 77 at Susquehanna.
speaker_0HOST
9:42
That's all I'm saying this morning.
speaker_0HOST
9:44
All right.
Mike SantoliHOST
25:35
That stock moving higher right now.
Mike SantoliHOST
25:37
With us now is Mehdi Hosseini, Senior Equity Research Analyst covering technology hardware at Susquehanna Financial Group.
Mike SantoliHOST
25:44
He's got a buy rating on the stock with a price target of $27.45. Mehdi, great to see you.
Mike SantoliHOST
25:50
I guess, you know, given, I guess, the sell the news responses we've seen elsewhere in the AI food chain, this is OK in terms of It's holding its value after the print.
Jeff WaltonGUEST
12:31
So like there are some companies out there, you can look them up.
Jeff WaltonGUEST
12:34
I mean, Jane Street, Susquehanna, HRT, Hudson River Trading.
Jeff WaltonGUEST
12:39
And those companies were designed to effectively be market makers and facilitate liquidity in the market.
Jeff WaltonGUEST
12:45
Okay, so that exists.
David BennettHOST
36:05
End quote.
David BennettHOST
36:06
The state's latest move comes after Brown sued Kalshi and two Susquehanna trading firms last week, accusing them of running an illegal gambling business in the state.
David BennettHOST
36:17
The October 20th complaint argued that Calchi violated Utah's gambling laws by letting Utahns bet on sports, elections, politics, and other outcomes.
David BennettHOST
36:27
The state said that calling bets event contracts does not change the nature of Calchi's offerings.
Jeff EdelsteinGUEST
13:33
I met a few people I wanted to meet.
Jeff EdelsteinGUEST
13:35
Namely, I've been trying to get a story together on market makers who are not not working for Susquehanna, basically, you know.
Jeff EdelsteinGUEST
13:42
Garage band, you know, and I found three kids.
Jeff EdelsteinGUEST
13:45
I call them kids because they're kids.

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