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R. D. Weeks

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R. D. Weeks was the seventh and ninth president of the New York Stock & Exchange Board, which in 1863 shortened its name to the New York Stock Exchange. Weeks succeeded John Ward as president of the exchange in 1834. He also served as president again from 1836 to 1837.
== Background ==
The exchange, which had been created in 1792 with the signing of the Buttonwood Agreement, was formally organized with a constitution drafted in 1817.
== References ==
Category:Presidents of the New York Stock Exchange
Category:Deceased
R. Glenn Hubbard

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R. Glenn Hubbard is a committee co-chair of the Committee on Capital Markets Regulation and Dean of Columbia Business School 
== Background ==
Students of Columbia Business School made a video that was a parody of Sting's "Every Breath You Take." They joked about Hubbard wanting Alan Greenspan's job as Federal Reserve chairman. 
== Education ==
Hubbard received a Ph.D. in Economics from Harvard University in May of 1983. He received an A.M. in Economics from Harvard University in May of 1981 and received a B.A. and B.S. in Economics from the University of Central Florida in June 1979. He graduated summa cum laude.
== Resources ==
== References ==
Category:Bios - Educators
Category:Committee On Capital Markets Regulation Members
R. Jason Weller

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R. Jason Weller is managing director of corporate strategy for the CME Group. Weller's responsibilities will include research, development and implementation of CME Group's strategic plan as well as directing the company's business planning process. He reports to Ken Vroman, managing director and chief corporate development officer.
== Background ==
Weller was most recently with Willis Stein and Partners where he served as managing director of research and business development. At WSP, he was responsible for identification of target industries and investment opportunities, development of strategic business plans, and overall portfolio planning and assessment. Weller also served as vice president/director of commercial strategy and development for Ameritech, where his responsibilities included developing corporate level strategies and growth plans and leading merger and acquisition and integration teams. 
Additionally, he has also worked for Boston Consulting Group.
== Education ==
Weller earned BAs in materials science, engineering and humanities from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and an MBA from the Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration.
== References ==
Category:North American Exchanges
R. Scott Morris

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R. Scott Morris is an exchange and financial markets executive who is currently chief investment strategist at Blackthorne Capital Management. 
He was previously the president of Morris Consulting LLC. Morris is a former CEO of the Boston Options Exchange Group and also worked for the proprietary trading firm Ronin Capital. 
== Background ==
Morris joined BOX on Oct. 26, 2006 from a consulting practice, having previously been appointed a managing director of the automated trading and execution group at Goldman Sachs in 2000. He resigned as CEO of BOX on June 13, 2008.
Morris joined Hull Group, a Goldman Sachs company, as a financial engineer in 1990, and was named a principal at Hull in 1996. He previously worked in the research department of GNP Commodities.
== Education ==
Morris has an MBA in Finance and Statistics and a BA in Economics, both from the University of Chicago.
== References ==	
Category:Former Exchange CEOs
Category:Hull Trading - Former Employees
Category:Hull Trading
Category:Boston Options Exchange - Former Employees
Category:Boston Options Exchange
Category:Ronin Capital
Category:Former Exchange CEOs
Category:Goldman Sachs - Former Employees
R. Scott Parsons - Delta Strategy Group

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R. Scott Parsons is a co-founder of the government affairs consulting firm Delta Strategy Group. Delta Strategy provides strategic consulting, political analysis, lobbying, and business development.
== Background ==
Parsons came to Washington, DC in 1997 to work for newly-elected Congressman Chip Pickering from Mississippi. With Pickering, Parsons was eventually promoted to legislative director. 
He later went to work as a policy advisor for then just-appointed CFTC commissioner James Newsome. When Newsome was appointed chairman of the CFTC, Parsons was named chief of staff and chief operating officer for the commission. At 27 years of age, he became the youngest person to carry the chief of staff title at the CFTC and the first COO in the agency’s history.
Parsons served as the CFTC staff representative to the President’s Working Group on Financial Markets.
After working for the U.S. government for six years, Parsons left the CFTC in August of 2004 to become the executive vice president of the Managed Funds Association, a Washington-based trade association representing the interests of hedge funds and hedge fund managers.
In July of 2006, Parsons left MFA to form his own government affairs company, Parsons Strategies. Later in early 2010, he teamed up with former CFTC Chairman and NYMEX CEO James Newsome to form Delta Strategy Group.
== References ==	
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Former CFTC Officials
Category:Delta Strategy Group
Category:Lobbyists
R. Sean Smith

R. Sean Smith is a Chicago-based listed derivatives professional who currently serves as a managing director of business development for Fenics Market Data. 
Previously, he was a managing director of Qontigo for derivatives licensing and before that a managing director of derivatives licenses at FTSE Russell. He joined the FTSE Russell in March of 2017 from CME Group, where he served in multiple roles spanning 17 years, most recently as head of the CME's strategic account management group. Earlier, he held senior roles in the clearing, client development and sales divisions, including heading the global sales team covering bank clients. From 2001-2005, he managed FCM relations globally in the products and service division.
He also served as the managing director of FCM relations for International Derivatives Clearing Group. 
== Background ==
Before joining CME Group, Smith was the global head of sales for the U.S. Futures Exchange. He left USFE in February of 2008. Before that he was director of sales at Eurex US.
Smith began his career at O'Connor & Associates in the mid-1980s as a runner on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange. Later he became an equity derivatives trader in New York on the NYSE and AMEX. He also traded on the CME in S&P options and Eurodollars. 
At ING and Fuji Bank he sold derivatives execution and clearing. He also was director of exchange and FCM relations at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
== Education ==
Smith earned a Bachelor of Science degree in industrial relations from St. Joseph's University in Philadelphia, PA.
== References ==	
Category:IDCG- Former Employees
Category:IDCG
Category:Eurex US - Former Employees
Category:Eurex US
Category:USFE
Category:USFE - Former Employees
Category:Former CME Staff
Category:O'Connor & Associates - Former Employees
Category:FTSE Russell - Former Employees
RBOB Gasoline Futures

RBOB Gasoline Futures contracts are based on a type of fuel mix known as Reformulated Gasoline Blend Stock for Oxygen Blending. It is known in the industry as a gasoline benchmark product, traded at CME Group/NYMEX and also on the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE). 
New York Harbor RBOB Gasoline is reformulated regular gasoline blendstock for blending with 10 percent denatured fuel ethanol (92% purity) for sales in New York and New Jersey. 
The contract is sized at 42,000 gallons and priced in U.S. dollars and cents per gallon at CME Group and ICE. It trades for 12 consecutive months at ICE while the NYMEX RBOB Gasoline Futures is offered out to 36 months on CME Group, and is physically delivered at New York Harbor.
ICE and CME Group also offer RBOB options, swaps and other derivatives on the product.
== References ==
RBS Greenwich Capital

RBS Greenwich Capital is a fixed-income capital markets firm. It provides a range of debt financing, risk management and investment services to major corporations, financial and governmental institutions around the world.
 
RBS Greenwich Capital is comprised of the following legal entities, which are wholly owned by Greenwich Capital Holdings, Inc.:
*Financial Asset Securities Corp.
*Greenwich Capital Acceptance, Inc.
*Greenwich Capital Commercial Funding Corp.
*Greenwich Capital Financial Products, Inc.
*Greenwich Capital Markets, Inc.
The Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc is the ultimate parent company of Greenwich Capital Holdings, Inc.
== History ==
Founded in Edinburgh in 1727 pursuant to a royal charter, RBS had 250 years of banking and financial business to its credit before Greenwich Capital was founded. RBS provides RBS Greenwich Capital with the financial backing, global resources, and risk management expertise.
 
== Products and Services ==
== Key People ==
== References ==
Category:Investment Firms
RCG Archive

Paperless statements are an efficient and convenient way to monitor your futures trading, and RCG makes it easy with RCG Passport™ and RCG Archive, our twin services that complement your futures trading. Passport gives futures brokers and clients safe, online account access, while Archive is the simple way to retrieve your historical daily and monthly statements up to four years prior and you can print or email your past statements for your own records.
== References ==
Category:Rosenthal Collins Group
RCG FIX API

The RCG FIX API gives experienced futures brokers and traders an elite solution for proprietorially developed trading strategies and systems, using the industry standard FIX 4.2 and 4.4 protocols. It is ideal for those using a wide variety of front-end and proprietary futures trading platforms, black box & grey box systems and algorithmic strategies. The RCG FIX API supplies order routing and execution for supported exchanges and is a one-stop solution for online reports of positions, fills and activity in real-time. We offer a comprehensive development guide that details supported messages, tag attributes and actions taken in exception cases, and a choice of order routing via a simple Internet connection, a secure connection, or a virtual private network as appropriate. Speak with a technology services expert to find the solution that best fits your needs.
== References ==
Category:Software
Category:RTS Realtime Systems
Category:API
RCG Onyx Plus

RCG Onyx Plus® is a trading platform that is offered through Rosenthal Collins Group. RCG Onyx Plus offers futures and options trading.
== History ==
RCG Onyx Plus® was released as RCG Onyx in 2005. Since its beginning, RCG Onyx Plus® has from the beginning offered options trading capabilities, an auto-spreader and a complete charting package powered by Barchart.
Leslie Rosenthal and J Robert Collins saw a need for an electronic trading platform that would meet the needs of RCG customers and give them an edge in the marketplace. RCG Onyx Plus was the result and is a constantly evolving tool that serves the needs of retail traders, brokers, institutional clients and floor traders.
==Products==
RCG Onyx Plus offers a downloadable application with full trading capabilities including live streaming market data, market depth view, real-time monitoring of orders and fills, a RiskWatcher tool and auto-spreader. 
RCG Onyx Plus Web offers users access to their full account information including statements, balance, transactions, prelims, and reports.
RCG Onyx Plus WebTrader is a browser-based version of RCG Onyx Plus and allows users to place trades and view account information, provided the user has an internet connection.
RCG Onyx Plus Charting powered by Barchart is available within the trading platform and via the web. 
== References ==
Category:Rosenthal Collins Group
Category:Trading Platforms
RCG Onyx Plus®

RCG Onyx Plus® is an electronic futures trading platform developed by Rosenthal Collins Group LLC (RCG), now the RCG Division of Marex Spectron. It is available as both a downloadable client and browser-based client.
==RCG Onyx Plus Downloadable Client==
RCG Onyx Plus enables users to trade global futures products electronically. The platform allows users to customize the trading screen according to needs and preferences.
==RCG Onyx Plus Webtrader==
RCG Onyx Plus WebTrader is a browser-based version of RCG Onyx Plus and allows users to place trades and view account information anywhere that they have internet access.
== References ==
Category:RCG Division of Marex Spectron
RCG RiskHunter

RCG RiskHunter is an electronic tool created by Rosenthal Collins Group LLC (RCG) that complements futures trading platforms risk monitoring and allows users to assess and manage trading risk for firms and customers across exchanges. RiskHunter is an analytical and reporting tool that uses proprietary algorithms and Complex Event Processing (CEP) technology to track down key indicators that notify when a trading pattern deviates from established risk parameters. When the parameters are breached, the system provides a warning and triggers an appropriate response to notify the RCG Risk Department. 
== References ==
RCM Alternatives

== History ==
== Products and Services ==
* RCM Asset Management provides trade execution, proprietary market research and other managed futures services for commodity trading advisors (CTAs), commodity pool operators (CPOs), broker-dealers and registered investment advisors (RIAs). It also has RCM Futures for individual and institutional traders as well as RCM Alternatives, which specializes in managed futures products and investments for high net worth individuals, RIAs, broker-dealers, family offices, pension funds and endowments. 
== Key People ==
*Bobby Schwartz, Founder and Principal
== References ==
RCP Advisors

RCP Advisors, LLC was formed in 2001 as an independent registered investment advisor to sponsor a series of private equity investment partnerships. 
The firm is headquartered in Chicago and manages both primary fund-of-funds as well as a secondary fund investment partnership. The firm typically invests in the United States.
 
== History ==
It was reported in October of 2009 that RCP Advisors had purchased three fund investments totaling $25 million in a secondary transaction.
== Products and Services ==
As of 2009, RCP Advisors was actively reviewing secondary opportunities within the North American small-to-middle market buy-out space. The firm was targeting original commitments between $1 million and $20 million, purchasing single assets or portfolios of assets. 
== Key People ==
*Principal, Jon Madorsky
*Managing Principal, Thomas Danis 
*Principal, Michael Feinglass 
== References ==
Category:Registered Investment Advisors
RGM Advisors, LLC

RGM Advisors, LLC was a proprietary trading firm that trades multiple asset classes around the world. It focused on high-frequency, high-volume trading strategies, taking short-term positions in thousands of instruments,and is based in Austin, Texas. It also maintains an office in London through an affiliate. 
The company developed its own algorithms and has its own execution platform to support them. RGM only executes trades algorithmically.
RGM had a team of approximately 110 professionals, including software developers, information technologists and scientists with backgrounds in computer science, physics, chemistry, statistics and ecology. 
The firm was acquired by DRW in September 2017. 
== History ==
In 2001, RGM President Robbie Robinette, Richard Gorelick and Mark Melton founded RGM, initially setting up business operations in Robinette’s Austin, Texas living room. The company commenced trading in December of that year, and in early 2002 moved into more traditional office space down the street in the Tarrytown neighborhood of Austin. 
The company gradually expanded its trading operations and began automated trading of NASDAQ equities in 2001. Over the next few years, the company added NYSE stocks, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), futures and currencies to its trading mix. 
In June 2005, the company moved its headquarters to a building in downtown Austin to accommodate its growing team. In October 2005, the company established a UK affiliate and opened its London office to manage its European trading.
In January of 2008, the growth private equity and buyout firm TA Associates completed a minority equity investment in RGM Advisors, LLC (RGM). The amount and terms of the investment were not disclosed.
CEO Gorelick and fellow RGM Advisors executives rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange trading floor on May 3, 2010, three days before the May 6 Flash Crash.
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3 May 2010 RGM Advisors Visits the NYSE 
In August of 2017 the Chicago-based trading firm DRW said it would acquire RGM Advisors LLC in a deal that would close in September. RGM had made big profits in the years following the 2008 financial crisis, but in 2017 had been losing money amid the lack of volatility in the markets, and it was reportedly looking for a buyer.
== Key People ==
*Robbie Robinette, President 
*Richard Gorelick, CEO 
*Travis Schwab, Director of Clearing Operations
== References ==
Category:Proprietary Trading Firms
Category:Principal Traders Group Members
Category:MarketsWiki Sponsors
Category:DRW Acquired Firms
RJ Roxas

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RJ Roxas is a journalist and videographer.
He was formerly with John Lothian News as an editor/producer and with John Lothian Productions, both divisions of John J. Lothian & Company, Inc. He was a also a contributor to MarketsWiki and led the social media efforts for MarketsWiki Education.
== Background ==
During his college years, Roxas wrote about a variety of topics including music, sports and technology. He was the head producer of online video content for ECHO Magazine, Columbia College Chicago's student-run publication. Roxas has also contributed to online blogs such as Examiner.com. 
== Education ==
Roxas holds a bachelor's degree in Journalism from Columbia College Chicago.
== References ==	
Category:Journalists
Category:John Lothian News
Category:John Lothian Productions
Category:John J. Lothian & Company, Inc. - Former Employees
Category:MarketsWiki
RPM Financial Markets Group

RPM Financial Markets Group, founded in 2012, is a Chicago-based consulting firm, focused on enterprise risk management, regulatory compliance and operational assurance. 
The firm provides services that cover risk management reviews, and risk and compliance programs, cybersecurity frameworks, as well as preparing regulatory application documentation for Derivatives Clearing Organizations and Swap Execution Facilities. 
== Background==
RPM is staffed by practitioners with extensive experience in the operation and management of a variety of CFTC registrants, including exchanges, clearinghouses, futures commission merchants (FCMs), retail foreign exchange dealers, introducing brokers (IBs) and commodity trading advisors (CTAs). 
The firm has developed organizations and programs to comply with the Dodd-Frank regulatory requirements.
== Products and Services ==
The firm focuses on a variety of regulatory and compliance areas including:
* Cybersecurity frameworks and Information System Security Programs (ISSPs)
* Independent third-party risk management reviews of FCMs and swap dealers. 
* Development of risk management programs, regulatory compliance programs for FCMs
* Developing annual compliance reports
* Preparing regulatory application documentation for Derivatives Clearing Organization (DCO), Swap Execution Facilities (SEF), FCMs, and CTAs
* Developing contract markets and central clearing for OTC swaps, OTC FX, retail customer markets, binary options and various commodities
* Developing technical requirements and validating performance of trading, clearing and back office systems.
== Key People ==
* Thomas Bakas, managing principal
* Debra Rabichow, executive consultant and founding partner 
* Ian Polakoff, CPA, founding partner
* Charles McElhenie, executive consultant and founding member
== References ==
RSM US LLP

RSM US is a leading U.S. provider of assurance, tax and business consulting services focused on the middle markets, formed by the merger of McGladrey & Pullen and RSM McGladrey in 2011. After the merger was completed in 2012 the company operated under the name McGladrey LLP, but in October 2015 the firm adopted RSM as a common brand name, uniting with fellow firms of RSM International.
RSM US is a licensed CPA firm, and is a member of RSM International, the seventh largest global network of independent accounting, tax and consulting firms. RSM International employs more than 38,300 people in over 120 countries.
RSM US has 86 locations in the U.S. and more than 9000 employees, and is headquartered in Chicago. 
== History ==
RSM's history goes back to 1926, when Ira B. McGladrey formed an accounting firm in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. When he purchased a seven-person office from his employers, Billings, Prouty and Tompkins, The I.B. McGladrey Company was created. Soon after, he added one-man practices in Davenport, Burlington and Iowa City, Iowa. After 10 years, George Hansen and Keith Dunn were admitted as partners, leading the firm to change its name to McGladrey, Hansen, Dunn & Company in 1937. Ira McGladrey was active in the firm until his death in 1952.
Over the next 40 years, the firm started 29 other offices in eight states. In 1966, the company added consulting services. 
In November 1978, the firm merged with Broeker Hendrickson & Co. to become McGladrey Hendrickson & Company, headquartered in Minneapolis, MN, with 16 offices in five states, solidifying it's Midwestern presence. 
Six years later, the firm merged with A.M. Pullen and Company, based in North Carolina and changed its name to McGladrey & Pullen in 1987. The acquisition represented McGladrey's expansion on the East Coast.
In the summer of 1999, McGladrey & Pullen sold its non-attest assets and business to H&R Block, Inc. RSM McGladrey Inc. was created as an indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of the Block organization. To ensure independence, McGladrey & Pullen was maintained as a separate entity offering audit and attest services.
In 2011, McGladrey & Pullen bought back RSM McGladrey from H&R Block, reuniting the two firms. Then in 2012, the firm changed its name to simply McGladrey LLP to reflect the reformed structure. The name changes continued in 2015, when McGladrey became simply RSM US. 
RSM hit a crisis in December 2019 when its senior management stepped down after discovering its accounts had been misstated by £10 million over two years, affecting net profits by £2.2 million. In April of 2020, RSM appointed a new chief executive, Rob Donaldson, after a heated annual meeting that lasted nine hours as its shareholders disagreed about who should take over.
== Products and Services ==
RSM offers assurance, tax, consulting, wealth management, and international business services.
== Key People ==
*Rob Donaldson - CEO
== References ==
Category:Accounting‏‎
Category:McGladrey
RTD CORE

RTD CORE, the Central Order Routing and Execution System, was introduced in June of 2011 by global trading solutions provider RTS Realtime Systems Group. 
RTD CORE is an off-the-shelf matching system that allows firms to handle their internal and external order routing and matching needs across global markets and better manage their global exposure, share vital information internally and reduce costs.
In October 2011, RTS announced that its CORE matching engine and connectivity solution is readily available to swap execution facilities (SEFs), a new type of entity created by the Dodd-Frank Act. 
Category:RTS