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Jesper Alfredsson

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Jesper Alfredsson is the Stockholm-based head of post merger integration management at Itiviti.
Previously, he was the Chicago-based president of the Americas and senior vice president of Americas sales and services for Itiviti, a Stockholm-based software firm established in 2016 to combine two subsidiaries, Orc Group and CameronTec. He previously served as head of Orc Americas, and assumed his current title upon the creation of the combined entity. 
== Background ==
Alfredsson has worked with both small proprietary trading desks as well as the largest and most recognized banks and serves as a trusted resource to these firms in implementing their trading strategies. During his career at Orc, he has held a number of leadership positions including roles in development, support, and sales. 
== Education ==
Alfredsson holds a masters in Mathematics from Uppsala University.
== References ==	
Category:Orc Software - Former Employees
Jesse Edwards

Jesse Edwards was one of the three founders of R3, a financial firm that leads a blockchain and distributed ledger consortium, in 2014.
Edwards was previously an investment banker at Sandler O'Neill and then AGC Partners.
== "Adroc" and Leaving R3 ==
In March 2019, Edwards left R3. Before his departure, he had been working on a "side fund" for the distributed ledger technology company called "Adroc" (Corda spelled backwards) targeted for between $50-60 million, which would have been used to support new tech companies building products on top of the Corda platform. Though R3 and Edwards both said that Edwards had been considering launching his own independent venture capital firm to drive Corda adoption globally, Edwards' exodus from the company allegedly had more to do with differences of vision over how to encourage investment for tech startups building software on top of the Corda platform. The firm instead said that it had decided to opt for what it calls an "internal corporate development function" to support new companies on the Corda platform. R3 said in a statement that the decision was made mutually between the firm and Edwards, and that Edwards remained "an investor in and a close friend of the firm."
== Education ==
Jesse Edwards has a BS from Cornell University in atmospheric sciences. He also has an
MBA from the Cornell Johnson Graduate School of Management in finance and investment banking.
== References ==	
Category: Distributed Ledger
Category: People
Category: bios
Category: CryptoMarketsWiki
Jesse M. Richards

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Jesse M. Richards was a member of the Chicago Board of Trade and served as its president in 1869.
== Background ==
In January of 1867, a bill passed by the Illinois legislature essentially outlawed futures trading, labeling it as gambling. A group of prominent CBOT members was arrested during trading hours, but subsequently the charges were dropped. The law was unenforceable and Supreme Court eventually rule on the gambling question in favor the CBOT. Richards was one of the members arrested.
Richards was elected as president of the Chicago Board of Trade at its annual meeting on April 5, 1869. The other officers and new directors elected were: S. H. McCrea, First Vice-President; Henry A. Towner, Second Vice-President. The new Directors were R. Stone,
C. W. Kreigh, D. H. Lincoln, R. W. Pettit and J. K. Fishe.
== Education ==
== References ==	
Category:Deceased
Category:CBOT Members
Category:Former CBOT Officials
Category:Presidents of the Chicago Board of Trade
Jesse Marie Bartz

Jesse Marie Bartz is chief of staff and assistant corporate secretary of the Minneapolis Grain Exchange (MGEX).
As chief of staff, Bartz oversees a majority of the current projects being executed at the exchange including special projects with the president. She also directs the membership department and acts as a liaison between the board, president and members.
As assistant corporate secretary, her primary responsibilities include documenting and maintaining official records and minutes of the exchange.
== Background ==
She started at MGEX in 1996. She has held positions in membership, statistics, real estate, Audits & Investigations, research, and marketing at the exchange. She became the assistant corporate secretary May 11, 2000 and became chief of staff July 1, 2005.
Along with her position at the exchange, Bartz serves on the board of directors for the Hennepin History Museum, serving as vice president from August of 2008 to February of 2010.
== Education ==
She graduated with a BA from the University of Minnesota at Morris in 1995 with a double major in Political Science and Anthropology.
== References ==	
Category:Minneapolis Grain Exchange
Category:MGEX
Jessica Duggins

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Jessica Duggins is vice president, test engineering at Trading Technologies International, Inc. (TT). She took over that role in February 2020. Before that she was director of test engineering at TT for 15 years, starting in 2005.
== Background ==
Earlier, she was a trade desk clerk and support at Peregrine Financial Group from July 2002 - December 2004.
== Education ==
Duggins earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Illinois at Chicago.
== References ==
Jessica Hopper

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Jessica Hopper has been executive vice president and head of enforcement at FINRA since January 2020, after being named acting head of enforcement in September 2019. She joined FINRA in 2004 as an enforcement attorney and later was promoted to vice president in charge of the regional enforcement program in Washington DC. She became deputy head of enforcement in 2016. 
She reports directly to FINRA's CEO, Robert W. Cook. 
While Hopper was at FINRA, the department brought enforcement actions for a range of violations of both FINRA rules and federal securities laws, including its largest-ever enforcement action. She also led the integration of two separate enforcement teams within the organization. 
On January 24, 2023, FINRA announced that Hopper would depart from the agency on February 3, 2023 and that Christopher Kelly, senior vice president and deputy head of Enforcement, would take over as the acting head of Enforcement until FINRA selected a new head.
== Background ==
Before joining FINRA, from 2000 to 2004, she was part of Legg Mason Wood Walker, Inc.'s Legal & Compliance team, focusing on retail sales compliance. She began her career as a litigation attorney in private practice.
== Education ==
Hopper holds a J.D. from the University of Toledo College of Law and earned a B.A. from Hillsdale College.
== References ==
Jessica Williams

Jessica Williams is a former member liaison executive at the London Metals Exchange. She had previously been head of marketing for Patsystems where she was based out of London. She had been with Patsystems from January of 2000 to March of 2008. 
== Background ==
Prior to joining Patsystems, Jessica worked for the LIFFE exchange, within the business development team. 
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:London Metal Exchange
Category:London Metal Exchange
Category:Patsystems
Category:Patsystems
Category:Public Relations Professionals
Jessica Zemple

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Jessica Zemple is an independent management consultant. Previously, she was director of information technology of Intellectual Property Exchange International, Inc. (IPXI), a Chicago-based exchange under development. IPXI aims to be the world’s first financial exchange with an intellectual property focus.
== Background ==
Zemple began her career in public relations for the major league baseball franchise, the Minnesota Twins. Later, she joined the consulting company Accenture, where she worked in a technology role. 
Zemple also worked for YJT, a Chicago-based consulting firm serving futures and equity trading firms and exchanges. While at YJT, she played leading role in integration testing of clearing firms in the common clearing link between CME and CBOT and managing the resolution of subsequent integration issues with the CBOT.. She ultimately ended up as an employee of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) after completing this work. 
After leaving the CME, she worked as an independent consultant identifying and implementing operational efficiencies.
== Education ==
Zemple graduated from College of St. Benedict.
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:IPXI
Category:Consultants
Jesus Benito

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Jesus Benito is the chief executive officer of Iberclear, the Spanish central securities depository (CSD)registrar. He oversees the daily management of strategic matters for the company. Benito has been a member of several industry groups including the Expert Group Market Infrastructure (EGMI), the Monitoring Group of the Code of Conduct (MOG) and the Consultative Working Group for the Post-Trading Standing Committee. He was recently placed as the project manager for a joint creation of a Trade Repository between 
Clearstream Banking Luxembourg and BME. 
In July, 2012, Benito was appointed chairman of the CSD Steering Group (CSG) in the governance framework of TARGET2 Securities (T2S). There, he aims to fulfill the CSD Steering Group's objective of allowing for the core, neutral and borderless settlement of securities transactions on a delivery-versus-payment basis in central bank money under the ECB Governing Council.
== Background ==
Benito joined Iberclear in 2000, first as director of strategy and promotion, then deputy general director until his appointment as CEO in 2006. Prior to this, he worked for the Bank of Spain in various roles. 
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Category:European Central Bank
Jiang Jiemin

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Jiang Jiemin is the president of the China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), he was appointed to the position in December 2006.
Jiemin was also appointed deputy governor of Qinghai Province in June 2000.
== Background ==
Jiemin was made deputy director of Shengli Petroleum Administration Bureau in March 1993, director of Qinghai Petroleum Administration Bureau in November 1994, and assistant president of CNPC in February 1999.
 
From November 1999 to June 2000, he was Director and Vice President of PetroChina Company Limited (PetroChina).
He was named a vice-president of CNPC in April 2004.
== Education ==
Jiemin has a degree in economics from Shandong University.
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Jihan Wu

Jihan Wu is the co-founder and former CEO of Bitmain, the world's largest manufacturer of cryptocurrency mining hardware, including ASIC chips designed specifically for cryptocurrency mining. Wu created Matrixport, a crypto-finance project that delivers crypto investment products, off of Bitmain in 2019.
== Background ==
After Wu graduated from Peking University, he worked for several years as an investment analyst for a private equity fund. He discovered bitcoin in 2011, translating Satoshi Nakamoto's whitepaper from English to Chinese (he claims to this day that he is the first person to have done so). He founded Bitmain in 2013.
== Overview ==
Jihan Wu is an outspoken figure in the crypto space, known for arguing with his critics, as well as critics of bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general, on Twitter. He is a notable proponent of Bitcoin Cash.
=== Wu as CEO ===
In 2019, Bitmain's CEO and co-founder Micree Zhan Ketuan was dismissed from his role by Wu. In December 2019, Zhan stepped down as CEO; Wu then assumed the role. By January 2020, he had ceased to be the company's legal representative. Zhan filed multiple lawsuits against Bitmain and its subsidiaries to regain his lost position.
In late January of 2021, Wu wrote in a coded letter posted to Twitter that he would be stepping down as the CEO of Bitmain. This was apparently in response to Zhan buying control of the company with the help of other Bitmain employees and shareholders, as well as other details of "amicable" settlement.
=== Matrixport ===
Wu co-founded and serves as the Chairman of Matrixport alongside co-founder and CEO John Ge. The two co-founders own a majority stake in their company. The startup is based out in Singapore. Matrixport offers crypto financial services from custody to trading and structured products to institutional and retail customers.
== Education ==
Wu attended Peking University, where he earned a bachelor's degree in economics and psychology.
==References==
Category:CEOs
Category:China
Category:Mining
Category:cryptocurrency
Category:CryptoMarketsWiki
Jill Griebenow

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Jill Griebenow is a Chicago-based accounting and finance professional who serves as an executive vice president, chief financial officer and chief accounting officer of Cboe Global Markets, Inc. She is responsible for all financial operations, including accounting, finance, tax, investor relations and treasury. She also oversees corporate administrative functions, including facilities in Chicago.
She has over 20 years of experience in financial and public accounting and is a Certified Public Accountant and a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA). Additionally, she serves as the treasurer on the Navy Pier board of directors.
Griebenow was named to the 2023 Crain's List of Notable People in Finance.
== Background ==
Griebenow was born and raised in Iowa and after graduating from college she moved to Kansas City, MO, where she started working for the accounting firm Ernst & Young. 
She joined Cboe from BATS Global Markets, where she was an assistant controller.
Before her current role, Griebenow held the position of senior vice president and chief accounting officer at Cboe, where she supervised core accounting, financial reporting, and administrative functions. 
She had joined BATS in 2014, leaving Kansas City for London to take a job as the chief financial officer of Chi-X Europe, which was had been rebranded by BATS Global Markets in 2014 after it had acquired it in 2011. She reported directly to CEO Mark Hemsley. In 2017, BATS was acquired by Cboe and in 2018 she moved to Chicago to become a senior vice president and chief accounting officer of Cboe Global Markets.
Before joining Cboe, Griebenow served as a senior manager at Ernst & Young, specializing in auditing public companies in the asset management and financial services sectors.
== Education ==
Griebenow holds a Bachelor of Arts in accounting from the University of Northern Iowa, where she graduated cum laude.
== References ==	
Category:BATS - Former Employees
Category:Ernst & Young - Former Employees
Jill Grishaber Kancer

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Jill Grishaber Kancer is a Chicago-based financial services and legal professional. She is vice president and senior marketing manager with First Midwest Bank, a role she has held since 2017.
== Background ==
Before First Midwest Bank, Grishaber Kancer served as a client development manager with Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP from 2013 until 2015.
She started her career in 1985 at what later became JP Morgan Chase back in Chicago after a number of banking mergers. At Chase, she was a vice president of business development.
Later, she went to work for the law firm of Winston & Strawn LLP as a global practice development manager, acting as a strategic advisor to the firm's management team. She was responsible for managing the firm's marketing projects and business development objectives.
== Education ==
Grishaber Kancer holds a Bachelor of Arts in business administration from Dominican University.
== References ==	
Category:Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP
Category:Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP - Former Employees
Category:Bios - Legal
Jill Johnston

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Jill Johnston is the Northern Iowa-based assistant federal defender appointed to defend Russell Wasendorf, Sr., the CEO of PFGBest. The case surrounds Wassendorf's embezzlement of customer funds and his forging of bank statements to cover up the funding of his personal lifestyle. Johnston has served as a federal public defender since 2007. 
== Background ==
Johnston began her judicial career in private practice starting in 1994. From the late nineties until 2005, she served in a variety of public defender roles including as an assistant state public defender in Iowa and Colorado. From 2005-2007, Johnston served as a judicial magistrate in Cedar Rapids, Iowa before becoming an assistant federal defender. 
== Education ==
Johnston received her B.A. from Mt. Mercy College in 1991 and her J.D. from the University of Iowa in 1994.
== References ==
Category:PFGBest
Category:Lawyers
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
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Jill M. Considine

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Jill Considine was appointed to the board of directors of LCH.Clearnet Group effective April 25, 2014. She will also serve as chair of the board of directors of LCH.Clearnet LLC, the Group’s US-based entity. 
She also serves on the boards of the Interpublic Group of Companies, Mizuho Securities, USA and InfraHedge, Ltd.
== Background ==
From 2009-2011, Considine was one of three trustees of the AIG Credit Facility Trust appointed by the US Treasury and Federal Reserve Bank of New York. She also served as chairman and CEO of the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation, and its AAA rated subsidiaries, from 1999 until 2008. She was president of the New York Clearing House Association L.L.C. from 1993 to 1998.
Before joining the New York Clearing House, she had been managing director and chief administrative officer at American Express Bank Ltd since 1991, and a member of its board of directors.
Considine was the superintendent of banks for New York State from 1985-1991. She had also served as president and chief executive officer of The First Women’s Bank and held a variety of executive positions at Bankers Trust Company and Chase Manhattan Bank.
She also served a six-year term as a member of the board of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, where she was chair of the Audit and Operational Risk committee.
== Education ==
Considine is an honors graduate from the Columbia University Graduate School of Business. She also attended Bryn Mawr College and holds a bachelor's degree in biology and an honorary doctor of civil law degree from St. John’s University.
== References ==
Jill Sigelbaum

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Jill Sigelbaum is former executive vice president, global bank sales and alliances at NEX Traiana. She was responsible for the global sales of Traiana's FX products and services to banks and maintaining relationships with key partners.
== Background ==
Sigelbaum joined Traiana in 2003 and has more than 25 years experience in sales and marketing of technology products to financial institutions. In previous positions, she has run sales for financial software companies with products such as Scrittura, Spectrum and Fenics, covering front-, middle- and back-office solutions for FX and derivatives. 
== Education ==
Sigelbaum has a BBA degree from Ohio University.
== References ==	
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Traiana
Category:Traiana
Jim Ashton

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Jim Ashton is division chief executive officer of financial systems at SunGard Data Systems. He has been in this position since April of 2007. 
== Background ==
Based in Wayne, PA, Ashton focuses on business strategy and operational excellence to help optimize customer satisfaction and drive profitability and growth. Ashton has held senior management positions with SunGard and at Premier Solutions Inc., a Safeguard Scientifics technology company that was acquired by SunGard in 1997. 
Under his leadership, Premier’s customer base grew to include some of the world’s leading banks and financial institutions.
Ashton began his career at EDS where he held various technical, sales and managerial positions during a span of 10 years.
== Education ==
Ashton holds a BS in Business Administration from Fairmont University.
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:SunGard Data Systems
Category:SunGard Data Systems
Jim Bennett

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Jim Bennett is a managing director for Sapient Global Markets.
== Background ==
Bennett began his career as an officer for Texas Commerce Bank, which would eventually become JP Morgan Chase & Co.
He has served as executive vice president of Countrywide Capital Markets, primarily focusing on its rates business, alternative investment company and expanding its international offices. Prior to this, Bennett worked in various management and executive roles at Bank of America. He is also a Certified Public Accountant.
== Education ==
== References ==
Jim Binder

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Jim Binder is a Chicago area-based corporate communications professional and former journalist who currently is a public relations consultant with Black Knight, a provider of integrated software, data and analytics solutions across the homeownership life cycle.
Previously, he was the director of global public relations at the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) in New York, NY. He joined DTCC in January 2015 after a 10-year stint as director of public relations at the The Options Clearing Corporation and Options Industry Council and left in late 2020. 
== Background ==
During Binder's 10 years at OCC/OIC, he led public relations efforts, as well as external communications for the clearing house, and was also in charge of social media for OIC’s investor education mission.
Previously, he was the managing editor of Securities Week, responsible for covering the people and market structure issues in the securities and equity options markets. Binder remains an Associate Member of the New York Financial Writers Association.
Binder began his journalism career at the Daily Chronicle in DeKalb, IL., covering local government and politics and was named City Editor in 1997. He won awards from the Illinois Press Association, AP, and Northern Illinois Newspaper Association for Public Service Reporting, Investigative Reporting and Opinion Writing.
== Education ==
In 1987, Binder earned a BA in Political Science/International Relations from Northern Illinois University. In 2013 he completed a certification program of the Securities Industry Institute at the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business. 
== References ==
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Category:OCC - Former Employees
Category:OCC
Category:OIC
Category:Public Relations Professionals
Category:Journalists
Category:Corporate Communications Professionals
Category:Securities Week - Former Employees
Category:DTCC - Former Employees
Jim Bird

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Jim Bird is a consultant with Alberta Market Solutions. He was previously chief technology officer at BIDS Trading, responsible for the company's technology initiatives. 
== Background ==
Bird has more than 25 years in IT and business management. Before joining BIDS, Jim worked at the global technology provider, ETA Software, as the CTO, for exchanges and investment banks. He has worked with a variety of firms such as; Australian Stock Exchange, the Boston Stock Exchange, CBOE, the Korea Exchange, the Dubai Financial Market, the Alexandria Stock Exchange, as well as the BRVM regional exchange in West Africa, and the Canadian Trading and Quotation System. 
He also worked for IBM designing proof of concept work on extreme high-performance and high-reliability systems, and created financial industry reference architectures for IBM.
== Education ==
He is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) and holds a certification in Advanced Project Management from Stanford University.
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:BIDS Trading