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  • Jerrold E. Salzman

    For more than four decades, Jerrold Salzman has served as a leading expert in the laws and regulations that impact our industry and as a leader in the derivatives bar.

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  • Hugh Freedberg

    Hugh Freedberg is widely credited with the turnaround and reinvention of the London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange.

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  • Victor Liew

    Victor Liew currently serves as Chairman of the Fullerton Fund Management Co. and CapitaRetail China Trust Management.

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  • William J. Rainer

    President Bill Clinton appointed Bill Rainer to head the Commodity Futures Trading Commission at a critical time when the agency was dealing with the issues involved in the growth of the swaps market.

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  • Michael V. Dunn

    Mike Dunn has spent a lifetime in public service, most of it being an advocate for agriculture.

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  • Daniel R. Glickman

    As a trained securities lawyer, Dan Glickman helped bridge the gap between the securities and futures markets when he served on the House Agriculture Committee, which has oversight of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

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  • Yasuo Mogi

    Yasuo Mogi has been a key figure in Japan’s futures markets for more than 40 years.

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  • Julian H. Robertson, Jr.

    From initial capital of $8 million, Julian Robertson built Tiger Management into the world’s largest hedge fund with capital of more than $23 billion.

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  • FIA PTG recommends risk controls for trading firms

    The FIA Principal Traders Group today released a report setting out a number of recommended risk controls for trading firms that have direct access to exchange matching engines.

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  • FIA Principal Traders Group issues statement on the joint CFTC-SEC Report on the events of May 6, 2010

    The FIA Principal Traders Group today issued the following statement regarding the publication by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission of their joint staff report on the market disruption that occurred on May 6, 2010.

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