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  • FOA launches Netting Analyser

    The Futures and Options Association has launched its new legal opinions library – Netting Analyser - which will help subscribing firms to satisfy certain prudential regulatory requirements and reduce the increasing cost of regulatory capital.

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  • The Honorable Richard G. Lugar

    Senator Richard Lugar (R-Ind.) is a fifth-generation Hoosier who left office in 2012 as the longest serving member of Congress in Indiana history and the most senior Republican member of the Senate.

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  • Jean-François Theodore

    Jean-François Theodore is one of the founding architects of the exchange landscape in Europe and a pioneer in the wave of consolidation among exchanges.

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  • FIA Futures Hall of Fame 2009

    William Bagley was appointed by President Gerald Ford to serve as the first Chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission shortly after the agency was established in 1974.

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  • Alger Baldwin “Duke” Chapman

    Duke Chapman was one of the legendary figures in the securities industry, first as an executive at the heart of one of the most amazing growth stories on Wall Street and then as the head of the Chicago Board Options Exchange during a crucial period in its history.

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  • John G. Gaine

    Jack Gaine assumed the role of President Emeritus at the Managed Funds Association in February 2008 following a 10-year tenure as President.

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  • Patrick Parkinson

    For more than 30 years, Patrick Parkinson has been at the center of shaping derivatives policy.

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  • Jeffrey Borchardt

    Jeffrey Borchardt has dedicated more than 30 years of his career to the futures industry.

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  • Andrea M. Corcoran

    As one of the most senior officials at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission for many years, Andrea Corcoran played a central role in developing the agency’s policy framework on many issues, most notably in the area of cross-border trading.

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  • Anthony J. Leitner

    Anthony Leitner worked for 24 years at Goldman Sachs as one of the most senior lawyers in its securities division, covering equities and fixed income markets and broker-dealer regulation as well as advising the firm as it establisheda futures commission merchant subsidiary and expanded its presence in the over-the-counter derivatives markets.

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