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Jane Street suffers $15bn hit after meltdown at Situational Awareness

Jane Street suffers $15bn hit after meltdown at Situational Awareness
Financial Times Friday 14 August 2026, 21:55 UTC 1 min read
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Secretive Wall Street trading firm wrongfooted by July AI rout

Secretive Wall Street trading firm wrongfooted by July AI rout
Jane Street (PERSON) Situational Awareness Secretive Wall Street (ORG)
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