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Caspian

Caspian is a digital asset management service based in Hong Kong. It is connected to over 150 exchanges in North America, Asia, Europe, and Australia. It has entered into business partnerships with Airswap, BitMEX, Gemini, Coinbase, Galaxy Digital, Smith + Crown, Enuma Technologies, and Blocktower Capital.
== Background ==
Two cryptocurrency fintech firms, Tora and Kenetic, formed Caspian as a joint venture in 2018. They launched their ICO in September, raising $16 million from Kenetic Capital, Galaxy Capital, Octagon Strategy, Global Advisors, and others.
In May 2019, Caspian announced it had partnered with the cryptocurrency exchange OKEx to improve Caspian's infrastructure and to support the adoption of institutional crypto trading.
== Products and Services ==
=== Digital Token ===
Caspian is the company behind the creation of the Caspian Token (CSP), which launched on KuCoin in March 2019.
=== Trading Software ===
Caspian's main product is the Caspian institutional-grade trading software. It is designed so that it can easily connect with the myriad of exchanges and other platforms throughout the crypto market.
=== Crypto Derivatives ===
In March 2019, Caspian announced it was launching cryptocurrency derivatives trading, specifically options and futures. To do this it partnered with Deribit, a crypto exchange known for offering options and futures trading for digital assets. Caspian integrated its trading platform with Deribit's exchange, allowing Deribit's users to trade using Caspian's software platform.
== Key People ==
*Michael Lerch - Chairman 
*Robert Dyke - CEO & Co-founder 
*David Willis - Co-founder 
*Gerrit Van Wingerden - CTO & Co-founder
== References ==
Category: digital assets
Category: cryptocurrency
Category: distributed ledgers
Category: blockchain
Category: trading
Category:CryptoMarketsWiki
Cassandra Seier

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Cassandra Seier is the head of international capital markets for NYSE Group, a part of Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. 
She is responsible for attracting new listings from companies around the world, including Asia, Canada, EAMA and Latin America. She advises private companies, private equity and venture capital firms, investment bankers and others on the IPO landscape, NYSE initiatives and listing venue selection. 
Seier currently serves as president and CEO of Women in Financial Markets, formerly Women in Derivatives.
== Background ==
Before joining NYSE Group in 2022, Seier spent more than 24 years at Goldman Sachs, where she most recently was a managing director focusing on futures and OTC clearing. During her time at Goldman, she worked in the firm's offices in Singapore, New York and London.
== Education ==
Seier earned a B.A. in finance with a minor in economics from the University of Oregon.
== Video ==
Women in Derivatives Rebrands as Women in Financial Markets: A Pivot Towards a More Inclusive Future
WIFM’s Broad Appeal: Rapid Program Fill-Up, Male Ally Initiatives, and Record-breaking Gala Attendance Highlighted by Leadership
== References ==	
Category:Women in Financial Markets Board
Category:Goldman Sachs - Former Employees
Cassini Systems

Cassini Systems is a software company that provides pre and post trade analytics services for derivatives trading. The services range from pre-trade margin and cost optimization, to portfolio rebalancing, trade eligibility, and post trade collateral optimization. 
== History ==
Cassini Systems was founded in 2014.
It is named after the Cassini satellite (which was named after the astronomer Giovanni Cassini), whose mission was to explore Saturn and its moons. 
In 2018, Cassini announced a partnership with Charles River Development to automate the calculation of margin and estimates and provide advanced pre and post trade analytics in the Charles River Investment Management Solution (Charles River IMS) for OTC and exchange-traded derivatives. 
Cassini Systems was named Best Trading and Execution Platform of the Year in the HFM US Hedge Fund Technology Awards 2019.
In August 2020 the Singapore Exchange (SGX) partnered with Cassini Systems to prepare market participants for uncleared margin rules (UMRs). SGX plans to use Cassini’s domain expertise to provide participants with free analyses of their average aggregated notional amount (AANA), representing the gross value of open, non-centrally cleared derivatives positions.
== Products and Services ==
Cassini Systems provides pre-trade IM estimates in real time for exchange-traded, cleared OTC, and non-cleared OTC derivatives and enables ‘what-if’ analysis to help firms gauge the impact of IM on their portfolios, trades, and legal agreements.
== Key People ==
*Liam Huxley, Founder and CEO
*Marc Knaap, Head of Business Development
*Howard Mergelkamp III, Chairman
*Samuel Hyman, Head of Americas
== References ==
Castleton Commodities International

Castleton Commodities International (CCI) is one of the largest independent commodity traders in the world. CCI's predominant focus is infrastructure assets; it owns power generation, coal blending and natural gas facilities, as well as storage and processing plants. 
Initially, Castleton was primarily known for its gas and oil operations, but has since expanded its footprint to include coal and base metals. 
== History ==
CCI began as a subsidiary energy company of Louis Dreyfus Group in 1997. When Highbridge Capital Management, LLC made a minority investment in 2006, the subsidiary became known as known as Louis Dreyfus Highbridge Energy LLC (LDH Energy). 
The company was rebranded Castleton Commodities International in 2012 after being acquired by a private investment vehicle owned by Glenn Dubin, Continental Grain Company and family trusts set up by Paul Tudor Jones and Timothy Barakett. 
In May 2015, CCI announced it would acquire Morgan Stanley's Global Oil Merchanting business. Morgan Stanley's business handles approximately 2 million barrels of oil and oil products a day, providing a boost to CCI's global profile and execution abilities. While the Morgan Stanley deal was the largest pulled off by Castleton in its history, it was far the only acquisition that expanded its business. 
In November 2016, CCI announced the purchase of Carthage upstream and midstream assets in East Texas for more than $1 billion. 
Other key acquisitions and purchases:
* 2008 - Cyrus River coal terminal in West Virginia (5 mil tons per year capacity)
* 2011 - Slones coal terminal in Kentucky (3 mil tons per year capacity)
* 2012 - Began trend of investing in New York and Texas power generation
* 2013 - Natural gas assets in Paradox Basin from Patara Oil & Gas; natural gas field in Black Warrior Basin; power generation station in New York
* 2014 - Natural gas assets along Gulf Coast; gas processing plant in New Mexico and related pipelines
== Products and Services ==
CCI provides services to better logistics, market commodities and improve infrastructure, as well as trading in energy and financial derivatives.
== Key People ==
*William Reed, CEO
*Daniel Hines, EVP and CFO
*Magesh Nair, EVP and COO
*David Wallace, EVP and President of Merchant Trading
*Craig Jarchow, President of CCI Upstream
== References ==
Castor Pollux Securities LLC

Castor Pollux Securities is a broker-dealer based in greater Boston. It is named after the twin brothers of Greek mythology, Castor and Pollux. "Castor" means "he who excels." Castor Pollux was founded in 2003 to provide placement services to hedge fund managers. 
In April 2009, Castor Pollux entered into an agreement to acquire the market making unit of Bernard L. Madoff’s securities company as a stalking horse bidder pursuant to an auction. 
Castor Pollux plans to reconstitute the business if it succeeds with the acquisition. The Madoff unit had been a top market making firm for US equities and was operated separately from Madoff’s fraudulent investment businesses. 
== History ==
== Products and Services ==
== Key People ==
== References ==
Cataldo Capozza

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Cataldo Capozza was one of the original members and shareholders of the 130 year old New York Mercantile Exchange. He died on December 28, 2008 at the age of 65.
Capozza fought a long battle to protect the equity interests of NYMEX seatholders as the exchange moved into the era of electronic trading, went through an IPO, and was ultimately bought by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. 
In 2000, Capozza, together with Cambridge Technology Partners and former NYMEX Chairman Daniel Rappaport, worked to establish NYMEX's first electronic trading system, known as E-NYMEX. 
== Background ==
== Education ==
== References ==	
Category:NYMEX
Category:Former NYMEX Members
Catalys

Catalys is an integrated FIX environment based on CameronFIX. It is developed by the global software firm CameronTec, part of the Itiviti software group, and distributed by CameronTec and its partners. 
== History ==
The ideas behind Catalys emerged from dialogs with the established user base of CameronFIX during the years 2008-2010 and broadly correspond to a re-thinking of the way FIX is used within financial firms from a sub-optimal engine-centric view to a more scalable, integrated and manageable node/core architecture for configuration, monitoring, testing, certification and management better suited to the fragmented and pervasive usage. Additionally, the development of Catalys allowed for substantial re-engineering of sub-systems of the baseline CameronFIX product to yield acutely improved performance and significant functional enhancements. 
== Current versions ==
CameronTec announced the release of Catalys 2.1 in April 2013.
== References ==
Category:ORC Software Category:Trading Technology‏‎
Catherine Alexander

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Catherine Alexander is a London-based vice president of buy-side relations at Eurex. 
Previously, she was an account manager with the London-based public relations and marketing firm Rostron Parry Ltd.
== Background ==
Before joining Rostron Parry Ltd., Alexander was a data assistant with HedgeFund Intelligence from 2006 to 2008.
== Education ==
Alexander holds a bachelors degree with honors in French and economics form the University of Reading.
== References ==
Category:Rostron Parry
Category:Public Relations Professionals
Catherine Bartzos

Catherine Bartzos is a managing director at J.P. Morgan. She is responsible for global OTC Rates Clearing Sales. In June 2010, Bartzos was appointed chairman of the supervisory board at the ELX. Bartzos has been on the ELX board and operating committee since January 2008. In 2010 she replaced trading firm Breakwater's Tom Rubio as chairman.
== Background ==
Previously, Bartzos was responsible for J.P. Morgan’s USD Rates electronic trading platforms and building the interest rate derivative prime brokerage product. Prior to this, Bartzos worked with asset managers to develop J.P. Morgan’s practice around derivatives trading. She also managed derivative and FX sales teams focused on bank and finance companies and U.S. multinational corporate clients. Bartzos also worked as an operations manager in London and Tokyo for the bank.
== Education ==
Bartzos received a bachelor's degree in Finance and Management from New York University's School of Business and Public Administration.
== References ==
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Category:JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Category:JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Category:ELX Board Members
Catherine Clay

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Catherine Clay is a Chicago-based exchange derivatives executive who is the executive vice president, global head of derivatives for Cboe Global Markets. She was promoted to this position in October of 2023. Previously, she served as executive vice president, global head of digital and data solutions. 
She joined Cboe's executive leadership team at the same time she was promoted to lead digital and data solutions.
She was previously vice president, integration strategy and operations at Cboe. She was named to that position August 2016 after having been CEO of Livevol before Cboe acquired it in 2015. She is based in Chicago.
== Background ==
Before joining Livevol, Clay co-founded Thales, LLC, a market-making firm on the NYSE options trading floor. She began her trading career at Timber Hill LLC, Interactive Brokers' market-making company, where she was the manager of floor trading and a lead market maker on the NYSE Arca options trading floor from 1994 to 2006.
== Education ==
Clay earned a Bachelor of Science degree in journalism and a master's degree in public administration from the University of Colorado at Boulder. She also holds the Series 7 and 56 licenses.
== References ==	
Category:Livevol - Former Employees
Category:Livevol
MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Catherine Eckhouse

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Catherine Eckhouse is head of business development at CurveGlobal in the United States. She was appointed to that position in October of 2017. She joined CurveGlobal after having been head of sales and account management for the Americas at NEX Traiana.
== Background ==
Earlier, Eckhouse was senior vice president at SwapClear. Before joining SwapClear, she was a vice president of relationship management/strategic accounts at Linedata. She was also head of the Fixed Income Transactions group at Thomson Reuters.
She also spent a decade in sales & relationship management at Omgeo, along with head sales roles at Linedata and Reuters.
She is active with a number of industry forums, including SIFMA, FIA, ISITC and Women in Hedge Funds.
== Education ==
== References ==
Catherine Johnson

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Catherine Johnson is a London-based lawyer and exchange executive who currently serves as the global general counsel of the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG).
Johnson is a member of the Group's Executive Committee and chair of FTSE International Limited.
In 2016, she was named "In-house Counsel of the Year - Market Infrastructure" by Financial News for her leadership during LSEG's proposed merger with German exchange Deutsche Börse. She also managed the legal challenges of the acquisition of Frank Russell Company in 2014 and the resulting sale of Russell Investments in 2015.
== Background ==
Johnson joined LSEG in 1996 and has been global general counsel since 2012, when she was promoted from director, legal and regulatory strategy. She had been in that position since 2010. Prior to 2010, she was head of the legal department. She has also served as head of regulatory strategy, head of market supervision and as a regulatory analyst.
While working for Herbert Smith, Johnson qualified as a lawyer. She served as an assistant corporate solicitor for the firm, as well as trainee solicitor.
== Education ==
Guildford College of Law - 1990 – 1991
University of Cambridge - Master's degree in Law and Economics - 1986-1989
==Video==
== References ==	
Category:General Counsels
Category:Lawyers
Category:Herbert Smith - Former Employees
Catherine Lester

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Catherine Lester is a London-based exchange executive. She is currently the chief financial officer at the London Metal Exchange.
She is responsible for oversight of all financial functions within the LME. She joined the exchange in January of 2014 from PricewaterhouseCoopers, where she was a director in assurance, focusing on insurance and investment management clients.
She reports to Garry Jones, LME's CEO and Paul Kennedy, Group CFO of HKEx. 
== Background ==
She replaced Matt Cowan as LME CFO, after he resigned from the LME when he was passed over for the CEO's job.
Lester previously worked for PWC, which she joined in 2002. At PWW, Lester was a director of assurance.
== Education ==
She holds a bachelor of arts in geography from Manchester University.
== References ==
Category:PWC - Former Employees
Category:Chief Financial Officers
Catherine Rainey

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Catherine Rainey is director of the Market Data Group of EOX Holdings, a subsidiary of OTC Global Holdings. She was appointed to that position in August 2014, and is responsible for assisting in all aspects of OTCGH’s market data sales and marketing efforts, including building new relationships in the region for EOX Holdings. 
 
Before joining OTCGH, Rainey worked as an agency development specialist at Farmer’s Financial Services where she provided support for a number of key business areas, including financial products and services, loss ratio administration, policy growth and profit. She also held sales and leadership roles at Merrill Lynch, BNP Paribas Securities and Credit Suisse Securities, LLC.
== Background ==
== Education ==
== References ==
Catherine Yoshimoto

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Catherine Yoshimoto is a Seattle, Washington-based market index executive who serves as a director of product development for FTSE Russell.
== Background ==
Yoshimoto joined Russell Investments in 2010, after working for Franklin Templeton in product management. She became a senior product management executive for Russell Investments. 
When Russell Investments was sold to the London Stock Exchange (LSE) in 2014, she joined LSE and became part of the new FTSE Russell, where she took on a director role in product management.
She was at Franklin Templeton from 2004 to 2010. From 2004 to 2006, she also worked part-time in a tax consultant role with Liberty Tax Service during tax season.
She has also served as an analyst with Provident Funding Associates L.P.
== Education ==
Yoshimoto holds a Bachelor of Arts in political science from the University of California, Berkeley.
She also holds a Master of Arts in the field of organizational leadership from Gonzaga University and a Master of Science in management from Notre Dame de Namur University in Belmont, CA.
== References ==	
Category:Russell Investments - Former Employees
Category:Franklin Templeton - Former Employees
Cathey Curley

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Cathey Curley is lead business analyst at Nuveen in Chicago. She took the post in December 2017. 
She is a longtime member of Women In Listed Derivatives and served as president of its board until her retirement from that position in November 2022. 
 
== Background ==
Curley has extensive experience in the derivatives industry working in a variety of program management and IT roles. Prior to joining Nuveen, she served as a consultant and business data analyst with Predictive Solutions Group, working on Tableau Dashboards for proprietary trading firms.
She served as a manager, program manager in strategic initiatives market regulation at CME Group from April 2010 to May 2017, handing various market regulation technology projects. She also served a project manager for the regulatory case reporting system.
Before that, she was an associate director, IT program manager at Newedge from September 2006 to May 2009. She also has worked for a number of derivatives firms including: Goldenberg, Hehmeyer & Co., XR Trading, Hull Trading and Citadel.
== Education ==
She earned her bachelor's degree in business administration and finance from the University of Illinois, Springfeild.
== References ==
Cathy DeMille

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Cathy DeMille is a director of systems engineering for CME Group. She is responsible for managing the company's open systems and storage platforms, data center computer infrastructure and technology support financial controls. 
== Background ==
Prior to joining the company in 2003, DeMille held IT consulting roles at Arthur Andersen and Deloitte Consulting. 
== Education ==
She earned a bachelor's degree in business administration from the University of Michigan.
== References ==	
Category:CME Group
Cathy Minehan

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Cathy Minehan was the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston from 1994 to 2007. She was the Bank’s 12th president, the first woman to hold the position at the Boston Fed and the second woman to serve as the president of the Bank.
== Background ==
Minehan began her career with the Federal Reserve System in 1968 at the New York Fed, working as a bank examiner, analyst, and supervisor. She was named operations analysis officer in 1975 and manager of the management information department in 1976. In 1978, she spent a year in Washington as visiting assistant secretary to the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. 
Upon returning to the New York Fed in 1979, she was named assistant vice president, with responsibilities in data processing and also served as senior aide to the President. She was promoted to vice president in 1982 and senior vice president in 1987. As senior vice president, Minehan was responsible for the funds, securities, and accounts group. She moved to the Boston Fed in 1991, becoming the first woman to hold the position of first vice president at the Boston Fed before becoming bank president.
== Education ==
Minehan was born on Feb. 15, 1947, in Jersey City, New Jersey. She earned a B.A. from the University of Rochester in 1968 and an M.B.A. from New York University in 1977.
== References ==
Category:U.S. Federal Reserve
Category:Former U.S. Federal Reserve Bank Presidents
Catie Lee

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Catie Lee is the director of marketing for ADM Investor Services (ADMIS).
== Background ==
Lee has been with ADMIS since 1992. Previous to that she was a marketing manager with Stotler and Company.
== Education ==
Lee holds a bachelor of science degree in consumer sciences from Iowa State University. In 1988, she earned an MBA in marketing and finance from DePaul University.
== References ==	
Category:Marketing Professionals
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:ADM Investor Services
Cboe Australia

Cboe Australia was formerly Chi-X Australia. It was acquired by Cboe Global Markets in July 2021 and rebranded as Cboe Australia in February 2022.
Chi-X Australia was a wholly-owned subsidiary of Chi-X Global Holdings. It is one of two public venues for stock trading in Australia. It launched in Q4 2011 to provide competition to the incumbent Australian equity trading market, the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). 
== History ==
Chi-X Australia's parent Chi-X, backed by Nomura Holdings Inc., began operating in November 2011 and has since gained more than 10 percent of market share.
In June 2013, a study led by Michael Aitken of the Capital Markets Cooperative Research Centre found that, in its first year, Chi-X Australia has brought AU$ 215 million in net benefits to the market. The study said that the competitor to ASX brought savings from reduced trading costs, and these costs outweighed the increased regulatory and technology costs required by having two national stock exchanges. 
In November 2013, on the trading venue's second anniversary, the exchange announced that it had set two market share records - a weekly market share of 18.39 percent and a daily record market share 24.67 percent on November 4, 2013.
In 2014 the exchange launched a market on close facility and introduced a new low latency trading interface.
The exchange's market share hit a record of 29.86% by value traded on July 11, 2014.
== Products and Services ==
== Key People ==
*Vic Jokovic, Chief Executive
== References ==
Category:Exchanges
Category:Australian Exchanges