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Les Hosking
Les Hosking, currently managing director of the National Electricity Market Management Company, served as the chief executive and managing director of the Sydney Futures Exchange from 1985 to 2000.
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Paul Jacot holds a unique place in the history of futures and options trading in Europe.
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As a prominent member of the U.S. derivatives bar for more than four decades, Philip Johnson has left a lasting imprint on both the securities and the futures markets.
CONTINUE READINGJuliette Proudlove
Juliette Proudlove (Jools) had a special zest for life... and for Liffe—the London International Financial Futures Exchange.
CONTINUE READINGEdmund R. Schroeder
Ed Schroeder, over the course of several decades, has played a critical role in helping to shape futures trading laws.
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Gary Seevers, after serving on the President’s Council of Economic Advisers both as a staff economist and as one of three members on the panel during the Nixon administration, was appointed in 1975 by President Ford as a founding commissioner at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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Stephen Selig has had a dynamic role in shaping commodity futures trading laws and in representing the interests of both futures commission merchants and exchanges.
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Ng Kok Song, currently managing director and group chief investment officer of the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation, pioneered the establishment of the first financial futures exchange in Asia, the Singapore International Monetary Exchange.
CONTINUE READINGVincent Viola
Vincent Viola has been one of the leading figures in the New York commodity futures community for many years and an important force for innovation in electronic trading and clearing.
CONTINUE READINGFIA President testifies on Dodd-Frank implementation
Speaking before the House Agriculture Subcommittee on Risk Management, FIA President John Damgard called for a “measured” implementation of the derivatives reforms contained in the Dodd-Frank Act and described a number of problems with the rules proposed by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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