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Chip Barnett

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Chip Barnett was an American journalist known for his extensive work in the municipal finance sector and real estate reporting. His career spans several decades and includes roles at major news organizations and specialized financial publications. He passed away in October of 2024. 
== Background ==
Barnett established himself as a prominent figure in municipal finance and real estate journalism and was recognized for his in-depth coverage of the municipal bond market and his ability to engage with industry leaders through interviews and podcasts.
=== Career ===
==== The Bond Buyer (2014-2024) ====
Barnett served as a senior reporter at The Bond Buyer from November 2014 to April 2024. In this role, he covered a wide range of topics related to municipal finance, including market trends, regulatory changes, and interviews with key industry figures. His responsibilities included communication, business strategy, video editing and production, on-air reporting, news writing, and coverage of bond markets.
As a podcast host for The Bond Buyer, Barnett conducted numerous interviews with prominent individuals in the municipal finance sector. His podcasts often focused on timely issues and provided insights into various aspects of the industry.
==== The Real Deal/Miami (2014) ====
From June to November 2014, Barnett worked as a reporter for The Real Deal/Miami, covering residential and commercial real estate in Miami and South Florida. 
===== Source Media (2013) =====
Barnett served as the editor of Municipal Finance Today at Source Media from June to December 2013. This startup provided municipal finance news for public finance officers, covering cash management, capital finance, budgets, accounting, human resources, and technology.
==== Reuters (2011-2012) ====
From January 2011 to January 2012, Barnett was the editor in charge of the municipal bond market at Reuters. He managed a staff of reporters and news assistants across the United States, focusing on the U.S. public finance sector and the $4 trillion municipal bond market.
==== Thomson Reuters (1987-2011) ====
Barnett had a long tenure at Thomson Reuters, serving as executive editor from August 1987 to January 2011. He was in charge of the Thomson Municipal Market Monitor (TM3.com) news website, covering state, city, and local government finance.
==== Gannett Westchester Newspapers (1977-1987) ====
Barnett began his journalism career at Gannett Westchester Newspapers, where he worked from April 1977 to August 1987. He held various positions, including Page 1 editor, editor-in-chief of the weekly Celebrity newspaper, Bronx Edition Editor, World/Nation Editor, Health/Science Editor, and week in review editor. He also served as special projects news editor for in-depth reports.
== References ==	
Category:Journalism
Category:Municipal Finance
Category:Real Estate
Category:The Bond Buyer - Former Employees
Category:The Real Deal - Former Employees
Category:Source Media - Former Employees
Category:Reuters - Former Employees
Category:Thomson Reuters - Former Employees
Category:Gannett - Former Employees
Chip Dempsey

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Chip Dempsey is a business development strategist with more than 28 years of industry experience and an extensive global network of business leaders in the market structure and financial technology communities. He was most recently senior vice president and chief commercial officer at OCC, which he joined in that newly created role in September 2016. He joined OCC from Morgan Stanley, where he was executive director of principal strategic investments. His previous clearinghouse experience includes the re-engineering of the Board of Trade Clearing Corporation after the departure of the Chicago Board of Trade. 
 
== Background ==
Dempsey has been an options market maker, interbank FX trader, and software and market data salesperson. He previously managed global sales, strategy and new business development as senior vice president at SunGard Futures Systems, CQG and The Clearing Corporation.
He helped to design a pan-African network of clearinghouses and been an adviser on international expansion. He has contributed as an editor to publications of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and the Swiss Futures and Options Association. He has been a panelist and speaker at many international derivatives exchange and clearing and settlement conferences.
Dempsey is mentioned in the acknowledgement section of Michael Covel book Trend Following: Learn to Make Millions In Up Or Down Markets.
In April of 2011, he won a platform name contest from the Eris Exchange. Dempsey won an Apple iPad 2 for his entry of "Eris Swapbook" for the name of the exchange's central limit order book and RFQ trading platform.
== John Lothian News Interview ==
*Five Minutes With Chip Dempsey - May 2009
== Education ==
Dempsey holds a BA in Philosophy and Economics from Boston College.
== References ==
Category:Consultants
Category:Morgan Stanley
Category:OCC
Chip Hinshaw

Chip Hinshaw is a vice president of global product management at ConvergEx RealTick.
Previously, he was Penson GHCO's manager of Internet and media services, a role that oversees the company's web-based services, applications, and marketing/communications materials. He also fulfills duties as a network security analyst for the firm.
== Background ==
Hinshaw has worked in the financial services industry since 1997 in several technology related roles. He has more than 15 years experience in both technology and security, with over 5 years in management positions.
==Education==
Hinshaw is a graduate of Northwestern University.
== References ==
Category:Penson GHCO
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:ConvergEx RealTick
Chitra Ramkrishna

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Chitra Ramkrishna is the former managing director and CEO of the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE). She assumed the role in April 2013, and resigned from the company in December of 2016, just months before the NSE's planned IPO. She replaced long-time CEO Ravi Narain, who was subsequently elected to be NSE's non-executive vice-chairman. She is the first woman to head the National Stock Exchange and the second woman to head a top bourse in India.
 
In November of 2016 she was named the new chairperson of the World Federation of Exchanges at the annual meeting in Cartagena, Colombia. She succeeded Juan Pablo Cordoba, CEO, Bolsa de Valores de Colombia, who served two years as WFE chairman. She was on the team that created the NSE, which now ranks second in the world in cash market trades, according to the WFE.
== Background ==
Ramkrishna and Narain were part of the initial leadership team selected by the Government to set up NSE, which was incorporated in 1992 and became operational in 1994. She was also part of a team that drafted the legislative framework for the securities market regulator SEBI in 1987. Since then she has held several operational and strategic roles at NSE, most recently serving as joint managing director with Narain.
Before joining NSE, she worked at the state-run Industrial Development Bank of India, or IDBI.
She was included in Fotune's list of the 50 most powerful women in business in 2013.
== Education ==
She earned a degree in accountancy from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, as well as a degree in commerce.
== References ==
Category: Bios - Executives
Chng Lay Chew

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Chng Lay Chew is a Singapore-based financial services and exchange executive who currently serves as the chief financial officer of SGX.
== Background ==
Chew joined SGX in December of 2011 from DBS Group and he replaced Seck Wai Kwong, who had left the exchange in April.
At DBS Group, he was responsible for the finance functions of operations in all countries outside Singapore.
Chew holds a designation as a Certified Public Accountant from both New Zealand Society of Accountants and the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Singapore.
He also serves as a director of Energy Market Company, the operator of Singapore’s wholesale electricity market and as director of the Singapore Accountancy Commission, which oversees the development of the country’s accountancy sector.
== Education ==
Chew holds a bachelor of commerce and administration degree from New Zealand's Victoria University.
== References ==	
Category:Singapore
Category:SGX
Category:Chief Financial Officers
Category:Exchange Executives
Chongqing Casin Enterprise Group

Casin Enterprise Group is a privately held holding company, based in Chongqing, China, with investments in real estate, environmental protection and financial firms. The company also invests in urban infrastructure and land market development.
Casin Group has 821 employees with operations across China and abroad, including Beijing, Hong Kong, Sydney and other locations.
 
== History ==
In February 2016, the Chicago Stock Exchange (CHX) announced an agreement to be acquired by an investor group led by the Casin Group. The deal was set to close in the second half of 2016 but was extended into 2018 and has not yet taken place.
The Casin group is considering opening a stock exchange in southwest China and also hopes to list Chinese stocks in the U.S. 
== Key People ==
Shengju Lu, founder and chairman
== References ==
Chopper Trading

Chopper Trading is a mid-sized proprietary trading firm with offices in Chicago, New York, London, San Francisco and Washington D.C. 
The company is a member of the Principal Traders Group, an advisory group formed by the Futures Industry Association (FIA) to represent principal traders (i.e. independent proprietary trading firms that trade only on their own accounts).
In January 2015, rival proprietary trading firm DRW Trading Group agreed to buy the assets of Chopper for an undisclosed sum, and merge the two firms. 
== History ==
Chopper is a technology-based proprietary trading firm and was founded in 2002 by Raj Fernando. It is headquartered in the Chicago Board of Trade Building in downtown Chicago and has other offices in New York, London, San Francisco and Washington D.C.
Chopper claims to have very low employee turnover. They offer employees many perks, including shuffleboard, pool, Ping-Pong or videogames in the Chicago offices' 3,000-square-foot game and exercise room. In 2012, Chopper was named by the Chicago Tribune as one of the top workplaces.
In April 2014, Jump was one of six high speed trading firms subpoenaed by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman regarding their trading strategies, as well as the special arrangements they may have with exchanges and dark pools. 
== Products and Services ==
At the time of its acquisition, Chopper had a presence on all major U.S. exchanges member of the including CME, CBOT, and NYSE, plus many major international exchanges including LSE and ICE. 
== Key People ==
*Raj Fernando, Founder and CEO
== References ==
Category:Proprietary Trading Firms
Category:Principal Traders Group
Category:DRW Trading Group
Category:DRW
Chopper Trading May Bring Sutphen's Career Full Circle

Chopper Trading May Bring Sutphen’s Career Full Circle 
By, Jessica Titlebaum
Leslie Sutphen joined Chopper Trading as director of strategies and implementation this Monday. Leaving her consulting firm, Financial Markets Consulting, Sutphen looks forward to her responsibilities involving the firm’s overall security and risk-management procedures.
“I will be analyzing regulatory trends and identifying opportunities that stem from Dodd-Frank, high-frequency trading and what’s going on in Europe,” she says. “I am excited to be at a firm where we can take advantage of these opportunities with leading edge technology.”
Chopper Trading is a mid-sized proprietary trading firm founded in 2002 by Raj Fernando.
“Ninty-nine point nine percent of the reason I came to Chopper is because of Raj,” says Sutphen. “He is really dynamic and thinks about the industry in unique ways.”
Known for his out-of-the-box recruiting process, Fernando was quoted in Smart Business Chicago as saying he looks at recruitment as a marriage, and strives to build a long-term committed team. 
With Chopper's offices in Chicago, New York, Washington D.C. and London, Sutphen reports to work at the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) building.
“I am getting used to coming back to work in this building,” she says, recalling her early days in the industry. Sutphen began her career in the same building, as an OEX equity options trader when the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) was on the eighth floor of the CBOT.
Sutphen’s in-depth industry experience includes a leading role at Newedge as the head of eSolutions, where she was responsible for the company’s trading product line and coordinating the firm’s electronic trading functions with IT and Sales. 
She also founded Prudential Securities' global institutional futures and options desk in London. She held various roles at Prudential including a role in the Institutional Financial Futures Department where she was responsible for the marketing of clearing and risk analysis systems.
“For most of my career, I have been on the other side of the [downtown Chicago] Loop, so it’s been great bumping into all the people I used to know on the floor.”
According to Smart Business Chicago, Chopper Trading boasts a zero turnover rate. If that’s the case, it seems Sutphen’s career may have just come full circle.
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Chow Chung-Kong

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Chow Chung-Kong is the former chairman of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd (HKEx). He was appointed in April 2012, replacing Ronald Arculli. Upon being appointed, Chow vowed to provide an "orderly and fair" trading platform. He stepped down as chairman in April 2018 after serving the maximum six years in the role. 
 
== Background ==
Chow is the former chief executive officer of subway operator MTR Corp. He retired from MTR on Dec. 31, 2011, and his work there included a merger with another Hong Kong railway operator and a HK$66.9 billion ($8.62 billion) connection to China's high-speed-rail network. MTR also began operations in Lodon, Stockholm and Melbourne during Chow's tenure. Chow has also been the CEO of Australian pallet provider Brambles Ltd. and the non-executive director of Standard Chartered Plc.
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Chris Allen - HSBC

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Chris Allen is a London-based lawyer and bank executive who serves as the general counsel for banking and markets, and general counsel of HSBC Bank plc. In a career spanning over three decades, Allen has held various significant roles in the financial services industry, contributing to regulatory policy, legal strategy, and corporate governance.
== Background ==
=== HSBC ===
Allen joined HSBC in January 2023. He is also a board trustee at Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity and a member of the Global Markets Advisory Committee for the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Allen's previous roles include General Counsel at Standard Chartered Bank, global group head of regulatory policy at Barclays, and managing director - legal at Barclays Investment Bank. He has been involved with various regulatory and advisory bodies, including the FX Code Practitioner Panel at the Bank for International Settlements, the Capital Markets Board at UK Finance, and the Executive Board Member IRSG at the City of London Corporation.
=== Other Roles and Contributions ===
In addition to his role at HSBC, Allen has been actively involved in various advisory committees and boards. He has served on advisory committees for the U.S. Federal government, the United Nations Environment Programme legal group, and The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). His contributions to these organizations have focused on developing international standards for financial regulation and promoting sustainable finance practices.
Allen is also a non-executive director of the International Business and Diplomatic Exchange and has previously served on advisory boards for the Bank of England, the Bank for International Settlements, UK Finance, and the City of London Corporation.
=== Achievements and Recognition ===
Throughout his career, Allen has been recognized for his leadership and contributions to the legal and financial services industries. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and a Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society.
== Education ==
Allen's educational background includes advanced studies in law, finance, and technology. He holds a BA and MA in modern languages (French and Italian) from the University of Oxford and completed his Bar Finals at The University of Law. He has earned several certificates from prestigious institutions: cryptocurrencies and blockchain from MIT MediaLab, sustainable finance from the University of Cambridge, RegTech from Cambridge Judge Business School, FinTech from Harvard University, and financial markets from Yale University. Additionally, he completed the Oxford artificial intelligence programme, studied business, international relations, and the political economy at LSE, and attended Université Savoie Mont Blanc. Allen's education is complemented by his early years at The Manchester Grammar School.
== References ==	
Category:Lawyers
Category:General Counsels
Category:Standard Chartered Bank - Former Employees
Category:CFTC GMAC Members
Chris Anderson

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Chris Anderson is senior product manager at Itiviti. He took over that role in February of 2015. 
== Background ==
Before joining Itiviti, Anderson was a sales engineer on the London sales team at Tbricks, where he had a key role in selling Tbricks’ next-generation algorithmic trading platform.
From July 2007 to September 2012 he was associate developer, execution services at Nomura International in the U.K. 
== Education ==
Anderson received a Bachelor of Engineering (BEng), Computer Science from the University of York.
== References ==
Chris Aspinwall

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Chris Aspinwall is CEO of the Fidessa group plc, a provider of trading systems, market data and connectivity to financial markets participants globally.
== Background ==
Aspinwall joined Fidessa in August of 1986 as a software engineer and in 1992 became CEO of the financial business. Together with a new management team, he re-focused Fidessa from being a small UK consultancy company to becoming a global trading systems supplier.
== Education ==
Aspinwall has a BSc. Hons. in Computer Science from York University.
== References ==	
Category:Fidessa Executives
Category:Fidessa
Category: CEOs
Chris Brummer

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Chris Brummer is the Agnes Williams Sesquicentennial Professor of Financial Technology at Georgetown University Law Center and the faculty director of Georgetown's Institute of International Economic Law. He is a leading expert on financial regulation, innovation, and international affairs.
== Background ==
Brummer has held various positions in academia, government, and the private sector. He served as a member of the Biden-Harris Presidential Transition Team from October 2020 to January 2021, focusing on financial regulation, financial technology, systemic risk, and racial equity.
He has been a member of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's Subcommittee on Virtual Currencies and the Consultative Working Group for the European Securities and Markets Authority's Financial Innovation Standing Committee. Brummer also served as a member of the National Adjudicatory Council of FINRA.
In the private sector, Brummer serves on the boards of directors of Fannie Mae, K2 Integrity, and Public. He is also a member of PayPal's Blockchain, Crypto and Digital Currencies (BCDC) Advisory Council. He is also on the advisory board of the Digital Dollar Project.
== Education ==
Brummer holds a J.D. with honors from Columbia Law School and a Ph.D. from the University of Chicago. He received his A.B. magna cum laude from Washington University in St. Louis.
Brummer is the author of several books on financial regulation and technology, including "Cryptoassets: Legal, Regulatory and Monetary Perspectives" and "Fintech Law in a Nutshell". He is also the founder of DC Fintech Week, an annual public policy conference on finance and technology, and co-founder of the Fintech Beat podcast.
== References ==	
Category:Regulatory Officials
Category:FinTech
Category:Academics
Category:Georgetown University Law Center
Category:Fannie Mae
Category:K2 Integrity
Category:PayPal
Category:Vanderbilt University
Category:Vanderbilt University - Former Employees
Category:Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP
Category:Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP - Former Employees
Category:Milken Institute
Category:Milken Institute - Former Employee
Category:Digital Dollar Project - Advisory Board Members
Chris Bruner

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Chris Bruner is currently chief product officer at Tradeweb Markets, where he is focused on executing the firm's vision for entering new markets, expanding Tradeweb's ability to deliver cross-product capabilities across asset classes and client segments, and drive consistency in the firm's approach to the product implementation process across businesses.
He is a member of the firm's executive committee. 
== Background ==
== Education ==
Bruner earned a BS in architecture from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
== References ==
Chris Calhoun

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Chris Calhoun is COO of GAIN Capital Group. He joined GAIN in 2000. Before that, he was Chief Operating Officer of FNX Limited, a provider of trading and risk management solutions to the international financial community. 
 
== Background ==
During his eight-years at FNX, Calhoun helped the firm grow from a start-up of 10 employees to more than 200 employees in 7 offices around the world. In his early days at FNX, Chris spearheaded large scale, mission-critical system implementations and managed the support operation for the firm's largest sales office in New York. Later, as a member of senior management, he assumed responsibility for several key roles, including that of COO, Global Head of Sales and Marketing, and Senior Managing Director, Professional Services.
== Education ==
Calhoun holds a BS in Finance and English and an MBA from La Salle University. 
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:GAIN Capital
Chris Childs

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Chris Childs is the managing director of repository & derivatives services at The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC).
== Background ==
Childs joined DTCC in August 2007. He served as the chief operating officer of DTCC Deriv/SERV and then was promoted to CEO of Deriv/SERV.
Before joining DTCC, Childs spent 21 years at Citigroup, where he held various roles in retail banking operations, internal audit, and corporate and investment banking operations. His work spanned different regions, including Europe and North America.
During his tenure at Citigroup, Childs served as the global processing head of capital markets operations from 2004 to 2007, a role where he oversaw critical aspects of the organization's operations. Prior to this, he served as the head of capital markets operations for North America.
Earlier in his career, Childs contributed to Citigroup's audit and risk review functions. He held several key positions, including European chief auditor and managing director of ARR standards, reporting, and systems.
== Education ==
== References ==	
Category:Citigroup - Former Employees
Category:Clearing Executives