Arbitrage funds buy a security in one market and sell it in the other to lock in the price difference as profit. They deliver returns comparable to debt funds.

Arbitrage betting (or “arbing”) means backing every outcome of an event across different sportsbooks, at odds that lock in a small profit no matter who wins. It is a math exercise, not a prediction.

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The Bank of England is pressing ahead with plans to limit hedge-fund ​leverage in a key funding ​market, the FT reported.