Speakers
Morning keynote speakers:
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The Rt Hon Lord Lamont of Lerwick Norman Lamont was Chancellor of the Exchequer during the last recession, presiding over the withdrawal of sterling from the Exchange Rate Mechanism and what quickly became known as Black Wednesday. He has since been described by the economist Sir Alan Walters as “not only the most effective, but also the bravest Chancellor since the war.” Originally an investment banker with NM Rothschild, Lamont spent twenty five years in the Commons, serving in the Cabinet under both Margaret Thatcher and John Major. As Chancellor, he appointed the 26 year-old David Cameron as his special advisor. Since leaving the Commons Lord Lamont has held directorships with RAB Capital, Balli and Phorm. He is Chairman of the British Romanian and British Iranian Chambers of Commerce. |
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Sir Ian Botham OBE Ian Botham is the best all-rounder England has ever produced. He holds the world record of 1000 runs and 100 wickets in just 21 tests, and he remains the greatest wicket taker in 115 years of English test cricket. Away from the crease, Botham has played professional football (for Scunthorpe), and raised millions for Leukaemia Research. Since his retirement, he has commentated for Sky Sports and developed a keen interest in the Pro-Am golf circuit. Ian Botham has also written a novel, Deep Cover, and the autobiographical Don’t Tell Kath - which became the most successful sports memoir in publishing history. He was awarded an OBE and then knighted for his services to cricket and charity, walking thousands of miles in a series of sponsored walks. He also has the rare distinction of being voted Sports Personality and Pipe Smoker of the Year.
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Geoff Miller For his considerable sins, Geoff Miller has been appointed Chairman of Selectors for English cricket. As a player he scored an impressive 14,000 runs and took over 1,000 first class wickets. He captained Derbyshire, played for Essex and vice-captained the national side. He even spent a brief period with Natal in South Africa. Off the field, Geoff's greatest attribute was his ability to reduce his team-mates to stitches with his dry northern humour. He is now one of the funniest speakers on the circuit, with a stream of hilarious anecdotes. There are wild nights in the West Indies, tales of misadventure in Australia and rivalries nearer home. Geoff also enjoys taking part in TMS theatre shows, with Graham Gooch and Mike Gatting. What distinguishes Geoff from most sporting after dinner speakers is his ability to reach audiences without an ounce of interest in sport. His timing and self-deprecating turn of phrase mark him out as a classic raconteur. |
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Stuart Adams
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Andrew Allwright Andrew Allwright joined Reuters in March 2005 to shape the information vendor's response to the new European MiFiD (Directive on Markets in Financial Instruments) regulation. In this role he represented Reuters externally in discussions about MiFID implementation with clients, regulators and industry associations. Within Reuters, Andrew defined the market requirements driven by MiFID and helped to shape the solutions delivered to meet these and was the author of the firm’s White Paper on Data Consolidation in the EU. Andrew represented Thomson Reuters in responding to the equities aspects of the MiFID review and represents the company on a number of industry initiatives to provide standards for delivery of consolidated data in Europe. Since December 2011 Andrew’s responsibilities have widened to cover the impact on Thomson Reuters of the broader regulatory changes in Europe including EMIR, MAD, and short selling obligations.
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Rolf Andersson Rolf Andersson is the CEO of Pantor Engineering. He is one of the architects of the FAST(SM) (FIX Adapted for STreaming) Protocol and is currently serving as a co-chair for the MDOWG (Market Data Optimisation Working Group) within FPL.
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Maher Asham Before EGID, Maher worked for Reuters since 1993 in several positions, in Cairo as well as in Geneva, ending as the Marketing and Business Development Manager for East Med. and North Africa. During that period he built the exchange data on Reuters platforms for MENA markets as well as developed several products and services. Maher is also a part time faculty in both the Management and Economics Departments at The American University in Cairo. He has been the IT manager of Santa Fe Drilling Co, and developed several educational simulation models about financial markets. He holds a B.Sc. in Computer Science and an MBA in International Business, both from the American University in Cairo.
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Stuart Baden Powell
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Valerie Bannert-Thurner
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Dr. Robert Barnes BA Harvard, PhD Cambridge. Recognized in FTSE Global Markets 20-20 most influential market leaders of 2011. Joined the proprietary trading team at Swiss Bank Corporation in 1994, gained experience 'downstairs' on the Liffe derivatives floor as a yellow jacket and 'upstairs' trading special situations via brokers. Currently, Managing Director, Equities responsible for Market Structures at UBS Investment Bank and Chief Executive of UBS MTF. Chairman 2004-2009 of the Securities Trading Committee of the London Investment Banking Association / AFME, a member of user advisory groups for a number of Stock Exchanges and pro-competitive initiatives world-wide, the FSA's Capital Markets Senior Practitioner Committee, Euroclear's UK MAC, European Commission's CESAME + CESAME2, FTSE's Country Classification Committee and Policy Group, and a Chartered Fellow and Non-Executive Director of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment.
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Adeolu Bajomo, Mr. Ade Bajomo, Executive Director of The Nigerian Stock Exchange for Market Operations and Technology, leads the operations and technology transformation of the leading sub-Saharan Africa exchange as it repositions for growth and global leadership through effective exploitation of technology and efficient business and market operations processes. With a wealth of experience and solid track record in the global financial services sector spanning banking, capital markets, asset management and insurance, Mr. Bajomo has led major transformation and service improvement programmes, participated in business growth initiatives and technology and operations integration of acquired entities in the sector. Prior to joining The Exchange, he worked at Barclays Bank PLC. as Head of Replatforming Programmes for Africa and Indian Ocean region, driving significant technology and business operations changes in the region. He has over 23 years of professional experience and is a chartered member of the British Computer Society.
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Richard Balarkas
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Daemon Bear
Co-Chair FPL EMEA Regional Committee, MD, Head of BlockCross, ICAP Securities Ltd. Daemon Bear is head of ICAP’s dark pool offering, BlockCross. He took up this position after his previous role at JPMorgan Asset Management where he was head of the Equity Dealing Team since 1998. Prior to this Daemon spent two years as head of Fixed Income and Foreign Exchange Trading at Worldinvest Investment Management and before that he worked as a senior FI/FX Trader at Invesco GT for eight years.
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Niki Beattie Niki Beattie is Managing Director of Market Structure Partners, a strategic advisory firm specialising in financial markets infrastructure. She began her career in financial markets in securities technology at Security Pacific/Bank of America and went on to work at Merrill Lynch for 14 years where she became Managing Director and Head of EMEA Market Structure. In her role at Merrill Lynch, Niki handled the relationships with the EMEA stock exchanges and alternative venues and was instrumental in creating competition in the European Exchange environment: spearheading the development of BOAT, acting as a key founder of a number of trading platforms such as Virt-x and Turquoise and assessing the impact of changing regulation for Merrill Lynch and their clients. She sat on the Boards of Virt-x, Turquoise, Trade Ideas and BOAT. Since the establishment of Market Structure Partners, clients have included some of the world’s leading investment banks, trading platforms, clearing houses, proprietary trading firms, asset managers and hedge funds. Niki is a Non Executive Director of Credit Agricole Cheuvreux International Limited and also a member of a member of the Consultative Working Group that assists CESR/ESMA’s Secondary Markets Standing Committee on the structure, transparency and efficiency of secondary markets for financial instruments.
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Roland Bellegarde Roland BELLEGARDE (50) is head of European cash trading and listing for NYSE Euronext, one of the world’s largest and most diversified exchange groups. In this role, he oversees primary and secondary market activity for equities, bonds, ETFs, funds, warrants and certificates. Roland has been at the forefront of the transformation of the stock exchange industry. He led the automation of the Bourse de Paris and played a leading role in merging the French derivatives and cash markets. By spearheading the implementation of a single platform and rule book, he was central to the development of Europe’s first pan-European market, Euronext, created through the merger with the Dutch, Belgian and Portuguese stock exchanges. Following the merger between NYSE and Euronext in 2007, he was appointed to the Management Committee and named Group EVP. He is chairman of Secfinex and Smartpool, as well as member of the board of the Qatar Exchange. He was recently appointed to ESMA’s Securities Markets Stakeholder Group. Roland holds an advanced studies degree in Economics, Finance and Banking from the Sorbonne, University in Paris.
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Andrew Bowley
Managing Director, Nomura Andrew is responsible for new product design and implementation and product management for the Electronic Trading unit at Nomura. The role includes Nomura’s range of high frequency market access products, smart routing, dark routing, electronic algorithmic trading access, and venue access and coordination. This work includes the operation of Nomura’s dark pool offering NX, the leading investment bank based MTF dark pool.
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Scott Bradley
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Hugh Brown
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John Cameron John was a member of the team (of 6) that wrote one of the world's first fully automated trading systems (SEATS) for the Australian Stock Exchange (replacing the trading floor). It went live in 1987 and ran continuously for almost 20 years (it was finally replaced in 2006). On the broker side, John wrote a pioneering market data distribution system (1991) which was used to distribute real time price data to virtually the entire broking community in Australia. In Europe John wrote one of the first (1994) fully automated straight through processing (STP) trading systems for brokers. Shortly after (1995) he wrote a real time bond and strip pricing and Reuters contribution system which is still in use (and dominant in its space) at a major bank in London, Canary Wharf. In 1997 John entered the world of FIX and over subsequent years saw his product CameronFIX become the world's number one FIX solution. He sold his company, Cameron Systems, to Orc Software in 2006, who now sell CameronFIX under their subsidiary, CameronTec. John stayed on at Orc as CTO for 3 years. John created FIXwiki in 2009 which he subsequently donated to FPL. In February 2012 he launched FIXinsight - a service for processing FIX logs. In 2010 he was elected to the board of FPL by members of the international FIX community. He is also on the board of directors of IRESS (www.iress.com).
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Philippe Carré
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Diana Chan
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Matthew Coupe, Matthew Coupe is sales director of Redkite Financial Markets, & Co Chair of the FPL EMEA Regulatory Subcommittee.
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Matthew Cousens, Prior to this, Matthew managed sales for the Broker Dealer client base and was responsible for HFT (High Frequency Trading) sales within EMEA. Matthew joined Credit Suisse in March 2007 and in 2008, was mandated with the responsibility of running the European Broker Dealer business for AES which saw compound growth rate of over 400% from this area. Before joining Credit Suisse, Matthew was Head of DMA Sales at AKJ Ltd. (a global electronic broker dealer specialising in DMA solutions). Previous to this, he was a Director and General Manager at EBI Ltd where he was responsible for overseeing electronic brokerage operations and the day-to-day running of the firm.
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Sassan Danesh Sassan’s focus and mission is to facilitate change across the industry, by enabling collaboration amongst different stakeholders, primarily working with broker-dealers but also with execution venues, large asset managers and quant-based hedge funds. More recently, Sassan has been involved in bringing greater transparency and efficiency into the fixed income OTC markets by facilitating collaboration between the broker-dealer community and the expected Swap Execution Facilities to define industry best practices using the FIX Protocol for trading OTC swaps.
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Courtney Doyle McGuinn Courtney Doyle McGuinn, Operations Director of FIX Protocol Ltd., is responsible for meeting the operational and strategic needs of the FPL organization and the FIX Protocol. Courtney manages the global resources of FPL including staff and service providers in London, New York, and Asia. Prior to this role, Courtney was involved in various engagements for Jordan & Jordan which have included conducting comprehensive market research to uncover opportunities in the financial marketplace and assisting in the selection of suitable technology solutions. She was also a lead trainer during a nationwide rollout of a branch office account executive workstation, demonstrating and assisting new users on the system. Courtney holds a BA degree from Rutgers College.
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Alfred Eskandar
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Angela Fenwick
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Dhavarajh Frank
Chief Operating Officer, Selftrade Dhavarajh Frank is Chief Operating Officer of Selftrade, one of the leading UK execution only brokers. His background is one of stock broking and technology, with qualifications in accountancy, economics and finance. He believes strongly in a fair, low cost service for the ‘self directed’ retail community and continues to research how firms and the industry might offer cheaper, better and faster execution services.
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Brian Gallagher, Managing Director, Morgan Stanley
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Susan Gay Susan began her career at the London Stock Exchange in the Strategy team and after several years moved to Tullet Prebon. She then re-located to Dubai and worked in various regulatory financial services roles. After a few years, Susan launched her own compliance consultancy and won contracts with major banks and private equity companies in the middle east region such as National Bank of Abu Dhabi, SHUAA Capital and Julius Bär.
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Ben Gunnee Ben is the European Director of the Mercer Sentinel Group, based in London. The Mercer Sentinel Group is a specialist global group within Mercer Investment Consulting advising clients in the fields of investment operations and investment execution including custodian reviews, investment manager operational due diligence, transition manager operations and transaction cost analysis. Ben is responsible for the groups overall business strategy within Europe and is part of the Mercer Sentinel Global Management Committee. In addition Ben's specialist areas are asset transitions and operational due diligence. Prior to founding the Sentinel Group in Europe Ben spent three years advising clients on investment strategy and asset manager selection. Prior to joining Mercer's in 2002 Ben worked for the Financial Services Authority and a major Life Assurance Company. Overall, he has over 13 years experience in the investment and pensions sector. Ben holds a Masters Degree in Accounting and Finance and an Honours degree in Accounting and Financial Management. Ben is also a Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries.
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Marc Gratacos Marc's main area of expertise is OTC Derivatives and FpML, the industry-standard XML vocabulary for complex financial products. He has been involved with the OTC derivatives industry since 2003 as an FpML business analyst, consultant and trainer.
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George Handjinicolaou George Handjinicolaou is Deputy CEO of the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, Inc. (ISDA), and also Regional Head of EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa). He has rejoined ISDA after spending the last couple of years in Greece serving as CEO at TBANK and as Vice Chairman at the Greek Capital Markets Commission. His extensive involvement with all aspects of derivatives markets dates back to the early eighties. Before joining ISDA in 2007, Mr. Handjinicolaou was the founding member and managing partner of Etolian Capital, a market-neutral biased, relative value hedge fund specializing in credit and capital structure arbitrage. Prior to forming Etolian Capital, Mr. Handjinicolaou was managing director at Merrill Lynch with responsibility for the Global Fixed Income Emerging Markets business (2000-2002), while from 1998 to 2000, he was executive vice president and head of fixed income for the Americas at Dresdner Kleinwort Benson with responsibility for all of the firm's fixed income activities in the Americas. From 1986 to 1998, Mr. Handjinicolaou was involved with the fixed income derivatives trading in a variety of functions, including head of global swaps group at Security Pacific/Bank of America, and head of fixed income derivatives for the Americas at UBS. In the early eighties (1983 to 1986), and for a brief period in the nineties (1994-1995), he was with the World Bank Group, including serving as the Treasurer of the IFC. Over the years, Mr. Handjinicolaou has been an active member of the financial community, has served on the Board of Directors of ISDA and Brokertek, and on the Advisory Boards of Polytechnic University, and the International Association of Financial Engineers (IAFE). He has also taught at N.Y.U. and Baruch College and has published several articles. He holds a BA in economics from Athens University, and MBA and Ph.D degrees from NYU.
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Rebecca Healey
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Kevin Houstoun
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Denzil Jenkins |
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Peter Johnston Bloomberg 'EMSX' is a broker neutral, multi-asset Execution Management System that supports the largest buyside dealer community in the world, providing connectivity to 2000+ broker destinations.
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Jim Kaye
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Hanno Klein Hanno Klein is Senior Project Manager at Deutsche Börse Systems, a Deutsche Börse Group Company which also provides the technology for Eurex, its main derivatives exchange. He joined the company in 1997 and worked in various positions and projects of strategic and operational nature in Germany and the USA. From 2001 to 2005, he served as Vice President of Deutsche Boerse Systems Inc. in Chicago. In June 2006, he helped to re-establish the FPL Exchanges/ECN Working Group The GExMC seeks to enable and promote the harmonized usage of FIX by exchanges and other marketplaces. An increased adoption of FIX by this group of users requires a focus on performance together with a true standardization.
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Daniel Marcus Daniel Marcus is responsible for the development and implementation of strategic initiatives on a global basis, including planning for global regulatory change. Most recently he was responsible for the development and roll-out of Tradition’s hybrid OTC trading platform Trad-X. He is a qualified lawyer and joined Tradition in 2007 as General Counsel. Prior to joining Tradition, Daniel Marcus was Senior Counsel at the London Stock Exchange where he was responsible for regulatory, IT, corporate and commercial legal work. In particular he worked on the LSE’s successful defences against hostile bids from Deutsche Bourse, Nasdaq and Macquarie, as well as the acquisitions of Proquote, EDX and Borsa Italiana.
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Marie-Ange Marx Marie-Ange joined Keytrade early 1999 as General Manager of Keytrade Luxembourg, a subsidiary of the first Belgian pioneer in online Broker. In 2003 she was appointed Group Compliance Officer (Brussels). She joined the management team and became member of the Executive Board in 2007.
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Stephen McGoldrick Grew up in Scotland. Went from school on a scholarship to study at University of Georgia’s Terry College of Business then graduated from Edinburgh University with a joint honours LLb (Law and Accounting). Staying in Edinburgh he entered finance in 1990 as an analyst in NatWest's Equity Quants team working on indices then derivative and portfolio risk. Spent 1992-99 as a derivatives broker with responsibility for developing and selling clearing and the technology platform, transferring with the team to Deutsche Bank. Moved to eCommerce in 1999 then into equity market connectivity and responsible for algorithms before taking on current responsibility for European market structure in 2006. This role has led to being involved in several equity market structure initiatives, consultative groups and becoming a Board member on the Turquoise MTF, chairing AFME’s Securities Trading Committee and Cochairing FPL’s Regulatory Subcommittee. Stephen's motivation, and remit, is to improve, or increasingly, to avoid a decline in, market efficiency. Greatest career achievement is finding a job he loves in The City of London while avoiding having to relocate from Edinburgh where he lives with his wife, three children and a whippet called Frankie.
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Maria Netley
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Nick Nielsen Nick joined Marshall Wace LLP in 2008 and is Head of Trading in London. Prior to this, he was at Citadel Investment Group in London and Chicago. He started his career in high frequency trading at Goldman Sach's Hull Group in the US. Nick has a BS in Finance from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Jim Northey Jim Northey has over twenty years experience as a manager, consultant, and implementer in the financial markets. He is currently a partner in The LaSalle Technology Group, LLC, a Houghton, Michigan based engineering and products company focused on providing connectivity solutions for the financial markets. Jim has been a very active leader and innovator in creating and promoting financial messaging standards by regularly contributing to the FIX and ISO 20022 standardisation efforts. He served as co-chair of the FIX Global Derivatives Committee from 2003 to 2005. Currently, he serves as the co-chair of the FIX America's Regional Committee and is the Industry Standards Liaison for FIX Protocol Ltd. representing FPL on the ISO 20022 Requirements Management Group and Technical Support Group. Jim holds a B.S. in Mathematics from the University of Indianapolis and an M.S. in Financial Markets and Trading from the Illinois Institute of Technology with an emphasis in Computational Finance. He periodically serves as an adjunct lecturer at Michigan Technological University - School of Business and Economics.
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Andrew Parry Andrew Parry is a Senior Architect at Bank of American Merrill Lynch, based in London, working on Equity Linked Derivative Technology. Much of his work is focused on balancing strategic and tactical objectives, managing software assets, and organisational change. A particular current focus is the changing Business and Regulatory environment in the Derivatives Market, and the consequences of those changes for Trading, Risk, and Operations He is the Chair of the ISDA/FpML Equity Derivative Working Group, and Co-Chair of the FIX GDC, and GSC member Previously Andrew Parry has worked in various Technology and Management Positions at JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank, and Instinet. He holds an MSc in Computer Science, and a BA Hons in Economics
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Michelle Price Prior to joining Financial News, Michelle was Business Editor at the FT’s The Banker magazine, where she took responsibility for technology, trading, retail banking, and all Asia-Pacific coverage. Before her stint on The Banker magazine, Michelle worked on two business and technology publications. Michelle is an award-winning journalist with a BA (Hons) in history from the University of Cambridge.
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Oriol Pujol
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Nigel Rafferty Nigel has focused on Exchange Connectivity and Electronic Trading for the the last 12 from development, infrastructure and integration within the Investment Banking sector. Roles have included EMEA Cash and Derivatives connectivity management, Client Connectivity Management, participant of the BOAT Technical Advisory committee through to his current role at JP Morgan as part of the team delivering the new Global Electronic Trading Stack, their industry leading low latency, high through-put offering.
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Mark Reece
Co-Chair FPL High Performance Interfaces Working Group, Director, Hawkhurst Consultancy Services
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Salvador Rodriguez Sal Rodriguez joined Citi's London Electronic Trading Team in November 2010. He is head of EMEA Electronic Sales Trading, with responsibility for managing the team of sales traders that manage electronic flow from the firm's Institutional, Hedge Fund and Wholesale clients. Prior to joining Citi, Sal spent time with UBS and Goldman Sachs in London as an electronic sales trader. He started his career at Morgan Stanley in London where he spent 10 years as a pan European cash sales trader.
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Guy Sears Mr. Sears is a member of the Banking Liaison Panel appointed under the Banking Act 2009 and a director of the UK’s Joint Money Laundering Steering Group.
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Chris Sims
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Philip Stafford
Deputy Editor of FT Trading Room, Financial Times Philip Stafford is deputy editor of FT Trading Room, the Financial Times's microsite devoted to market structures, exchanges, clearing and high frequency trading.
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Justin Stephan
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Ben Stephens Ben Stephens is responsible for originating new business for Nomura’s industry leading NXT product suite providing high frequency trading clients with ultra-low latency market connectivity, co-location, market data and quantitative prime brokerage services. Prior to joining Nomura’s electronic trading and prime brokerage origination team in 2010, Ben worked for Bank of America Merrill Lynch in a similar position and has an MBA from London Business School.
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Robin Strong Robin is responsible for the market positioning of Fidessa's buy-side solutions. He has led the market strategy for the buy-side operation since 2008, playing a key role in driving the business through a period of considerable investment in its products and services globally. Robin has also played a significant part in highlighting the value of Fidessa's fragmentation analysis tools to the wider buy-side community, in particular the Tradalyzer™ which analyses the performance of a specific trade against the consolidated view of the market. With nearly 20 years' experience in financial markets, Robin has held both commercial and technical positions with leading organisations, including Credit Suisse and Salomon Brothers. Prior to joining Fidessa, Robin co-founded Concise, a London-based specialist consulting firm to investment banks.
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Kee-Meng Tan Before CQS, Kee-Meng was the European Head of Global Execution Services at JP Morgan in London, a business which included single stock and portfolio execution, algorithmic trading products and ETFs. Previous to that, he was the Head of Delta One Trading at ABN Amro Bank NV in Hong Kong as well as Head of Asian Portfolio Trading at Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Securities and Morgan Stanley. Kee-Meng is currently on the boards of Easdaq, Equiduct’s parent company and Knight Capital Europe. He holds a BA from Vassar College and an MBA from New York University.
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Stuart Taylor Global Head of FICC Electronic Trading, UBS |
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Fergal Toomey Chief Scientist & Co-Founder, Corvil |
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Mark Vogel Associate Director, Global Account Management EMEA, CME Group |
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Carl Weir Carl Weir works as Head Of Cross asset FIX Connectivity (EMEA) for HSBC Global Banking and Markets in London. In his role he covers the management of EMEA on-boarding for Cross Asset FIX clients, Vendor Management of 60+ Vendors, as well as maintaining tactical and strategic client relationships for electronic trading via FIX in unison with the Trading Desks. Carl is also involved in new platforms, standard and practices for bleeding-edge products utilizing the FIX Protocol within HSBC. Carl also sits on the FPL Fixed Income Steering Committee, and FPL Fixed Income Technical Stream Working Group. He was also published in FIX Global magazine recently commenting on the US Minority Broker Dealer Market. Carl has over 12 years experience in the FIX domain, and has previously worked for ABN AMRO, CSFB, Deutsche Bank, and Barclays. |
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Henry Young
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Richard Young
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