JPMorgan: Institutional Appetite for Perpetual Futures Remains Weak

JPMorgan has assessed that institutional demand for perpetual futures contracts remains largely subdued. The bank noted that these derivatives are better suited to speculative trading rather than serving as effective hedging tools. As a result, institutional investors, who typically prioritize risk management, have shown limited interest in the products. The findings suggest perpetual futures continue to attract a more retail and speculative trading audience rather than large financial institutions.