Howe: FanDuel partnered with CME Group to enter prediction markets
Amy Howe · FanDuel CEO Amy Howe: ‘My whole career has been sliding doors moments’ | Masters of Scale · Mar 12, 2026 · at 30:26
FanDuel CEO Amy Howe discusses the company's strategy and partnership for expanding into regulated event and prediction markets.
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“When we set out to think about how we wanted to enter prediction markets, one of the important things for us was we wanted to make sure we had a partner that was philosophically aligned and had the same core principles as us, and that's why we ended up partnering with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange”
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