Commodity trading profits of $95 billion last year provide a “baseline for future growth,” even as markets normalize following a period of extreme volatility, according to Oliver Wyman LLC.

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The eleventh Financial Regulatory Outlook Conference, “A New Age of Finance” co-hosted by the Oliver Wyman Forum and the Centre for International Governance Innovation, examined the impacts of climate ...

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(Bloomberg) — Commodity trading profits of $95 billion last year provide a “baseline for future growth,” even as markets normalize following a period of extreme volatility, according to Oliver Wyman ...