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Matthew Chamberlain

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Matthew Chamberlain is chief executive officer of the London Metal Exchange. He was named to that role on April 21, 2017, after having been the interim chief executive since January 23. He took over from Garry Jones, who retired at 58. At 34, Chamberlain is one of the youngest CEOs in the industry. He was previously chief operating officer and head of strategy.
In January 2022 Chamberlain announced he would step down as LME CEO and join the digital asset custodian Komainu as chief executive at the end of April. However, on April 27 the LME said Chamberlain would stay in his post and not depart at the end of April as expected.
Chamberlain joined the exchange in 2012 as head of business development and led reforms to the warehouse network and initiatives to expand into precious metals trading. In December, he was promoted to chief operating officer after the departure of Stuart Sloan.
== Background ==
Chamberlain advised Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEx) on the acquisition of the LME while heading European financial technology coverage at UBS. Previously, he was a founding member of the financial institutions coverage team at Perella Weinberg. He started his career at Citibank.
== Education ==
Chamberlain holds a masters of arts from Cambridge University.
==Video==
The LME's Ambitious Tech Revamp - Matt Chamberlain, LME
London Metal Exchange CEO Matt Chamberlain knows that the more than 150-year-old exchange has not been at the front of the pack when it comes to technology, but he also knows that gives it an opportunity to survey what other market participants have done in their markets. The exchange spent 2018 making some structural and technological tweaks but the big lift comes as LME rips out its interconnected “spaghetti” of technology and develops its next market data system using HKEX’s Orion platform as a base. (HKEX owns LME.) In this video from JLN’s Industry Leader Series, Chamberlain talks about straddling the line between being a monthly futures market and a daily forwards market all while building out this next iteration of exchange technology. 
Staying the (New) Course - Matt Chamberlain, LME
London Metal Exchange CEO Matt Chamberlain welcomed a baby into his household in the days before LME Week - one of the bourse’s busiest times of year - but that was far from the only thing keeping the exchange leader occupied in 2017.
 
== References ==	
Category:Exchange CEOs
Category:UBS - Former Employees
Category:Perella Weinberg - Former Employees
Category:Citibank - Fomer Employees
Matthew Goldstein

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Matthew (Matt) Goldstein is an assistant business editor for Dealbook at The New York Times.
Previously, he was a Reuters columnist who covers Wall Street firms, hedge funds and regulatory investigations. He is noted in The Editor-in-Chief Collection, which aims to act as a source for biographical profiles on America's most influential journalists.
== Background ==
Goldstein has also worked as a reporter with BusinessWeek. He also worked for The Street.com.
== Education ==
Goldstein is a graduate of the University of Rochester, and has a law degree from Fordham. 
== References ==	
Category:Journalists
Category:Thomson Reuters - Former Employees
Category:Thomson Reuters
Category:BusinessWeek - Former Employees
Category:The Street.com - Former Employees
Category:New York Times
Matthew Haraburda

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Matthew Haraburda is a derivatives markets executive. He is the president of XR Trading, a proprietary trading firm based in Chicago specializing in futures trading.
== Background ==
Haraburda started his career in the markets in 1995 at the Chicago Board of Trade, while working his way through school. He was involved in the early days of electronic trading in Chicago, including working on the a/c/e partnership (Alliance/CBOT/Eurex) with CBOT and Eurex. He briefly worked with an ISV (independent software vendor)and then for Deutsche Boerse, primarily supporting the CBOT-Eurex alliance.
He has also worked for exchanges, including as head of technology for U.S. Futures Exchange, LLC and in business development for Eurex US. He also worked for YesTrader.
Before becoming president of XR Trading, Haraburda was head of operations. 
He is the brother of Mark Haraburda, the CEO of Barchart.com.
== Education ==
Haraburda holds a bachelor of science degree in finance from DePaul University in Chicago.
== References ==	
Category:Former CBOT Staff
Category:YesTrader - Former Employees
Category:Eurex US - Former Employees
Category:U.S. Futures Exchange, LLC - Former Employees
Matthew Horisk

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Matthew Horisk is a Charlotte, NC-based technology executive who is a partner and currently serves as the chief operating officer and chief information officer of Blue Ocean Technologies, LLC.
== Background ==
Horisk is from Torrance, California and attended Cornwall Central High School.
Before the COO and CIO roles at Blue Ocean Technologies, LLC, Horisk held the position of chief technology officer at the firm. He joined Blue Ocean in 2019 and changed roles in 2022. 
Prior to Blue Ocean, Horisk was an advisor with Wells Fargo in a contract position. He also previously held a similar position with Raymond James prior to Wells Fargo. 
Horisk has also been a managing director for E*Trade and the chief technology officer for KnowVera, LLC. He has been a managing director for TAAS-CREF and a senior vice president with Citi. He has also been a managing director with Bear Stearns & Co., Inc. and a software engineer with Chase and AON.
== Education ==
Horisk holds a Bachelor’s Degree in computer science from the State University of New York at Fredonia.
==Video==
== References ==	
Category:Bear Stearns - Former Employees
Category:Citi - Former Employees
Category:Chase - Former Employees
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Category:E*Trade - Former Employees
Category:Raymond James - Former Employees
Category:Wells Fargo - Former Employees
Matthew Hulsizer

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Matthew Hulsizer is an American entrepreneur and co-founder of PEAK6, a financial technology firm known for its innovative contributions to the fintech industry. He is the founder of OptionsHouse and of PEAK6 Investments. He is the husband of his PEAK6 co-founder and partner Jenny Just.
== Background ==
Hulsizer grew up in New Jersey and began his career as a senior trader with the trading firm O'Connor & Associates, where he worked on the floor of the AMEX. Swiss Bank bought O'Connor in 1992, and the bank transferred Hulsizer to Chicago.
From May 1994 until he co-founded PEAK6 in 1997, he was a director and risk manager for Swiss Bank, which had acquired O'Connor & Associates. Swiss Bank later merged with Union Bank of Switzerland to become UBS AG. 
In 2010 it was reported Hulsizer was interested in purchasing the Phoenix Coyotes. He later dropped his bid to purchase the team.
== Education ==
Hulsizer is a 1991 graduate of Amherst College. A New Jersey native, he also served as a board member of New Jersey's Peddie School and Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre Company.
== References ==	
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Proprietary Trading Firm Executives
Category:Peak6
Category:OptionsHouse
Matthew Hunter

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Matthew Hunter is the head of surveillance for the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Hunter is filling the position as part of a reorganization at the regulatory agency that began Oct. 9, 2011.
== Background ==
Hunter was previously the deputy director of the CFTC's market and trade practice surveillance branch, division of market oversight.
Prior to his work at the CFTC, Hunter was a senior market adviser for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). 
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:CFTC
Matthew J. Jansen

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Matthew J. Jansen, president of the grain group at Archer Daniels Midland, was named to the board of the Commodity Markets Council. 
== Background ==
Jansen has served in many capacities at Archer Daniels Midland including president, South American Oilseed Processing Division from April 2000 to August 2006, vice president, South American Oilseed Processing Division from August 1999 to April 2000 and various merchandising management positions from 1989 to 1999.
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Matthew Kulkin

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Matthew B. Kulkin is a lawyer and former regulator with extensive expertise in financial regulation and compliance, currently serving as a partner at WilmerHale in Washington DC since October 2022. In his role, he chairs the Futures and Derivatives Practice and is a partner in the Securities and Financial Services Group.
== Background ==
Before joining WilmerHale, Kulkin co-chaired the financial services practice group at Steptoe & Johnson LLP from November 2019 to October 2022, where he focused on advising clients in the financial services sector. His tenure in government includes serving as the director of the Division of Swap Dealer and Intermediary Oversight at the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) from September 2017 to August 2019. In this capacity, he led the division's efforts in overseeing derivatives market intermediaries and addressed issues related to cryptocurrencies and digital assets. He was appointed to the position by then CFTC Chairman J. Christopher Giancarlo.E
Kulkin also contributed to the CFTC's LabCFTC initiative as a senior advisor, promoting responsible FinTech innovation and competition. Prior to his government service, he was a partner at Steptoe & Johnson LLP and held the position of principal at Squire Patton Boggs from March 2008 to July 2015, after beginning his career as an Associate at McKee Nelson LLP from October 2005 to December 2007.
Kulkin is a prolific writer and speaker at national conferences on the subject of Dodd-Frank Act implementation and has co-authored multiple chapters of the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act Handbook, published by West.
== Education ==
Kulkin holds a Juris Doctor degree from The George Washington University Law School. He also holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations and French from Tufts University.
== References ==	
Category:Steptoe & Johnson LLP 
Category:Steptoe & Johnson LLP - Former Employees
Category:U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Category:CFTC - Former Employees
Category:Squire Patton Boggs
Category:Squire Patton Boggs - Former Employees
Category:Lawyers
Matthew Leising

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Matthew Leising is a former market structure reporter for Bloomberg News in New York and is the co-founder of DeCential Media. He covers blockchain and cryptocurrencies as well as futures exchanges, brokers, and regulation of the industry through the CFTC. 
== Background ==
Leising began with Bloomberg News in 2004. He formerly resided in New York City.
He added crypto market reporting to his beat.
Before Bloomberg he was at the Montclarion newspaper in Oakland, California. Additionally, he has written for the Financial Times and the Village Voice.
== Education ==
He holds a bachelor of science degree from the University of California, Santa Barbara in the field of biopsychology. He also holds a masters of journalism from University of California, Berkeley.
== References ==
Category:Journalists
Matthew Moran

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Matthew T. Moran is head of index insights at the Cboe Options Institute. 
Earlier, he was vice president, business development, for the Chicago Board Options Exchange from February 1997 - March 2020. 
== Background ==
Moran also has served as trust counsel at Harris Bank and as vice-president at Chicago Mercantile Exchange. He serves on the Advisory Board of the Chartered Alternative Investments Analyst Association, the Review Board of the Journal of Indexes, and on the steering committee for the Futures Industry Association Expo. Also, Moran is a member of the steering committee for the Chicago chapter of QWAFAFEW, an informal organization of quantitatively oriented professionals in the financial services and investment management industry.
== Published Papers ==
Moran has authored or co-authored the following papers:
* “A Comparison of ETFs and Mutual Funds.” Institutional Investor – Guide to ETFs. (2001). 
* “Index Buy-Write Strategies Explained.” Derivatives Week. (Aug. 7, 2006). 
* “Options on ETFs and Indexes – Tools for Portfolio Management and Higher Yields.” (with Ronald Egalka) Institutional Investor – Guide to ETFs and Indexing Innovations. (Fall 2006). 
* “Managing Costs and Risks with ETF Tools.” Institutional Investor – Guide to ETFs. (2003). 
* “New Options-Based Closed-End Funds Designed for Yield and Risk Management.” (with Paul Williams). Institutional Investor – Guide to ETFs and Indexing Innovations. (Fall 2005). 
* “Review of the VIX Index and VIX Futures." The Journal of Indexes, (2004). 
* “Risk-adjusted Performance for Derivatives-based Indexes – Tools to Help Stabilize Returns.” The Journal of Indexes. (Fourth Quarter, 2002). 
* “VIX as a Companion for Hedge Fund Portfolios.” (with Srikant Dash). The Journal of Alternative Investments. (Winter 2005). 
* “The VIX Index as a Market Signal and Hedging and Asset Allocation Tool.” Institutional Investor – Guide to ETFs. (2004). 
* “VIX Futures and Options: Pricing and Using Volatility Products to Manage Downside Risk and Improve Efficiency in Equity Portfolios.” (with Srikant Dash) The Journal of Trading. (Summer 2007).
== Education ==
Moran is a licensed attorney-at-law who received a Masters in Business Administration and Juris Doctor from the University of Illinois.
== References ==	
Category:Bios - CBOE
Category:CBOE
Matthew R. Tobin

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Matthew Tobin is an associate at two Chicago-based law firms - Ziliak Law, LLC and the Duffy Law Firm. 
== Background ==
Tobin is a former equity and index option broker for PTR Inc. (2013-2014), partner and trading analyst at Derivaguard Advisors LLC (2010-2013), trader for Blue Capital Group 2008-2010), and a former investigator at Chicago Board Options Exchange (2005-2007), and has experience in derivatives trading, financial services regulation and working with brokers and technology vendors to find the most effective manner of reducing risk while capturing profit. 
==Education==
Tobin received a bachelor of arts in political science from Indiana University in 2005 and a juris doctor from Loyola University Chicago School of Law, with a focus on securities law, in 2011.
== References ==
Category:CBOE - Former Employees
Matthew Rees (brokerage professional)

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Matthew Rees serves as chief relationship officer at R.J. O'Brien & Associates, where he is responsible for client experience at the firm. Rees also actively manages the marketing to R.J. O'Brien's institutional account base with customized execution and clearing services, as well as facilities management solutions.
Rees also serves as president of the Futures Industry Association's Information Technology Division, a post he has held since 2009. 
== Background ==
Before taking the chief relationship officer post, Rees served as vice president, web services at R.J. O'Brien from November 2011 to May 2007. There he provided concept strategies and managed the development of all R.J. O'Brien services with a focus on web-based trading applications, research distribution, customized report delivery and marketing communications sites.
During his tenure as vice president web-services, Rees spearheaded a number of initiatives including:
*Rebranding the firm's web presence, which extended to an overall re-branding of the company.
*Launching its report distribution engine, which generates more than 50,000 files per day.
*Founding RJO's professional services team to tailor the RJO Solution to institutional, multi=national financial services organizations.
*Creating a support and training team to ensure the RJO Solution was used effectively.
From June 2000 to November 2001, Rees served as vice president, web development at PCQuote.com. He also served as a product manager there from April 1998 to June 2000.
From July 1997 to April 1998, Rees worked as an account manager at HyperLock Technologies and from June 1996 to July 1997, he worked at Spiegel Group as an interactive producer, managing the firm's first internet properties.
==MarketsWiki World of Opportunity, 2014==
Matthew Rees, R.J. O’Brien – Three Old Words For New Generations of Futures Trading
In today’s world, there are several ways we can communicate with each other. Email, text messages and social media are now connecting the entire world together, but some of this communication leaves behind a personal connection between people.
Matthew Rees, chief relationship officer of R.J. O’Brien & Associates, discusses a different perspective of technology, and the importance of keeping the human element when building and maintaining relationships with customers.
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Rees participated in the MarketsWiki Questions: Exploring Financial Technology interactive video series. See his responses to the following questions:
*Q1: What is the single greatest opportunity for technology in the financial markets? (June 1, 2011)
*Q4: How is regulation driving technology in the derivatives space? (August 3, 2011)
== Education ==
He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in communications in 1996 from the University of Illinois, at Chicago. 
== References ==	
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:R.J. O'Brien & Associates, LLC
Category:R.J. O'Brien & Associates
Matthew Rees (writer)

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Matthew Rees founder and president of Geonomica, an editorial consulting firm that works with clients on speeches, articles, white papers, and other written materials.. He is also a columnist for the Financial Times and a Senior Fellow at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College, Center for Global Business and Government.
He was a senior director at the White House Writers Group in Washington. 
== Background ==
Previously, he was a chief speech writer for two chairmen of the SEC and has written for The Weekly Standard, New York Times, and New Republic.
== Education ==
Rees is a native of Lafayette, California and a graduate of Wesleyan University. He pursued graduate work at Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies. He is a Term Member of the Council on Foreign Relations, and has been selected to attend Young Leader conferences by the American Council on Germany and the American Swiss Foundation.
== Published Works ==
*The Boom Beyond Our Borders
*Why Money Can Now Make Its Way Around the World
*Good Goverment
*And You Shall Find
*The Fresh-Roasted Smell of Success
== References ==	
Category:Speech Writers
Category:Journalists
Matthew Roszack

Matthew Roszack is a blockchain technology entrepreneur. He is the co-founder and chairman of Bloq and Metronome, a founding partner of private investment firm Tally Capital, chairman of the Chamber of Digital Commerce, and a founder of the Chicago Blockchain Center, as well as owner and director of a number of startups, including Eboost, Enter Financial, MissionMode, Neu Entity, Onramp, SolidSpace and TrueLook.
== Education ==
Roszack has a BA in Economics from Lake Forest College in Lake Forest, Illinois.
== References ==
 
Category: digital assets
Category: cryptocurrency
Category: altcoins
Category: people
Category: bios
Category: CryptoMarketsWiki
Matthew S. Simon

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Matthew S. Simon manages the consulting and advisory services business for the TABB Group. He was previously the
head of futures research for the firm from May 6, 2014 to September 2015. His promotion to the consulting and advisory business was announced on Sept. 14, 2015. He reports to Anthony Perrotta and Andy Nybo. 
== Background ==
Simon has over 13 years of experience in capital markets. Before joining TABB Group, Simon was with T. Rowe Price Associates in Baltimore, Maryland, where he worked with senior portfolio managers, institutional clients and internal staff in operations, trading and compliance. Simon joined TABB Group in November 2005, working as a research analyst. He was promoted to senior analyst in 2012. 
Simon's current role with TABB Group is principal and head of futures research for the capital markets research and consulting firm's expanding Research Alliance Derivatives practice.
== Education ==
Simon earned an MBA in management from Fordham Graduate School of Business in New York. He earned a BS in finance from the University of Maryland, College Park.
== References ==
Matthew Scharpf

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Matthew Scharpf is a Chicago-based business development professional, musician, former trader and former software salesman in the derivatives industry. He is currently director of business development at Cboe Digital.
Scharpf was previously a vice president of business development at Eurex for fixed income and agricultural futures.
== Background ==
Scharpf is a former professional musician and high school math teacher. He taught at Fenwick High School for five years where he was also the varsity soccer head coach.
He was also a fixed income, energy, and ags trader, market maker in eurodollar packs and bundles, and trainer with the Traditum Group from 2004 to 2011.
From 2011 through 2013, Scharpf was an account executive with CQG in Chicago.
He joined Eurex in November of 2013.
== Education ==
Scharpf holds a Bachelors of Science degree from the University of Dayton in Mechanical Engineering.
==MarketsWiki Education Videos==
Scharpf participated in the MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity series in Chicago in 2014.
== References ==	
Category:CQG - Former Employees
Category:Traditum Group - Former Employees
Category:MarketsWiki Education
Matthew Straight

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Matthew Straight is chief information officer and executive vice president at Rosenthal Collins Group LLC (RCG). He joined RCG after 26 years in technology leadership, engineering and financial services.
== Background ==
Before joining RCG, Straight served as executive director and financial solutions architect for Burwood Group, Inc, a Chicago-based consulting firm. He helped establish and grow Burwood’s financial services practice, a critical area of expertise for the firm.
From 2008 to 2014, Straight was senior director of IT Infrastructure for R.J. O’Brien & Associates. He has also served as vice president and IT manager for ITG Derivatives, and as vice president of operations for Hyperfeed Technologies.
He began his career as a service support engineer and a software support engineer at Tallgrass Systems Ltd. and QMS, Inc., respectively.
== Education ==
Straight has a Bachelor of Arts from the information technology program of Western International University.
== References ==
Matthew Zames

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Matthew Zames is the chief operating officer for J.P. Morgan Chase. He was previously chief investment officer, named to the position following the office's reported $5.8 billion derivative trading loss known as the "London Whale." Zames has been with J.P. since 2004 where he headed the firm's global fixed income in the investment bank and capital markets operations within the mortgage bank. 
Once thought to be a possible successor to the bank's chief executive, James Dimon, Zames is leaving the firm, the bank said on June 8, 2017.
As CIO, Zames continued his previous mortgage-related responsibilities and also sat on the bank's Operating Committee. 
== Background ==
Before joining J.P. Morgan, Zames was a managing director at Credit Suisse, heading US rated trading. Before that, he was a trader at Long-Term Capital Management Zames was identified in a federal bankruptcy court filing as the J.P. Morgan employee who warned a bank executive about returns from Bernard Madoff's fund, speculating that it was a Ponzi Scheme. In 2008, Zames was tapped by Jamie Dimon and ex-Bear Stearns CEO Alan Schwartz to assess, unwind, and eventually negotiate the sale of Bear Stearns to J.P. Morgan. 
== Education ==
Zames received a B.A. from the MIT Sloan School of Management in 1993.
== References ==	
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:JPMorgan Chase & Co.