Kalshi's Head of Institutional, Andy Ross, tells Dan DeFrancesco why the prediction market wants more professional investors on its platform.
2026-07-21T21:34:31.942Z
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Prediction market platform Kalshi has grown into a multi-billion-dollar business thanks to retail traders putting money on everything from election outcomes to reality TV winners. But now the company wants institutional investors to use the platform. Why the push, and will it work? BI's Dan DeFrancesco sits down with Kalshi's Head of Institutional, Andy Ross.
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