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Guy Scott

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Guy Scott is managing director, sales for Americas at Trading Technologies. He returned to Trading Technologies in that role in March 2015, after having left in February 2014 after more than 10 years with the firm.
In between leaving TT in 2014 and returning in 2015, he spent seven months at Chicago-based CFN Services, a technology firm specializing in low-latency trading networks. Previously, he was managing director of sales at TT for 10 years. In that role, he directed company's sales and account management throughout the Americas and was the primary lead on sell-side relationships and buy-side sales.
== Background ==
Scott joined TT in 2004 from FutureSource, where he worked for ten years in London and Chicago. He started there as a sales executive and then moved to European sales director and then global sales director in Chicago.
== Education ==
Scott earned a Bachelor of Arts with honors in human movement studies and a Post Graduate Certificate in education from Leeds Metropolitan University.
== References ==	
Category:FutureSource - Former Employees
Guy Sheetz

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Guy Sheetz is a senior vice president, chief financial officer and chief administrative officer of the Futures Industry Association. He is based in Washington, DC.
== Background ==
Prior to joining the Futures Industry Association in 2010, Sheetz was a director of financial services for ARC.
== Education ==
Sheetz holds a bachelor of science degree in finance from Penn State University. He also has a masters in business administration from The John Hopkins University, Cary Business School in information technology.
== References ==	
Category:Futures Industry Association
Guy Simpkin

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Guy Simpkin is head of business development at Bats Europe, part of CBOE Holdings. He was appointed to that position in April 2012. 
== Background ==
Simpkin has 30 years of experience in the financial industry. He started his career as an index fund manager with Barclays Investment Management (now Blackrock) where he was one of the original team that introduced quantitative fund management to Europe. He joined LIFFE (now ICE) as head of business and market development in 1994 before leaving to run equity and equity derivatives clearing at LCH.Clearnet. He held a similar role at Chi-x Europe when it was acquired by Bats.
== Education ==
Simpkin graduated with honors from Imperial College of Science and Technology with a degree in Mathematics. He lives in Surrey.
==MarketsWiki Education==
Simpkin participated in the MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity series in London in October of 2016 at the Woolen Exchange.
== References ==	
Category:Exchange Executives
Category:MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity Speaker
Category:LIFFE - Former Employees
Category:Business Development Professionals
Category:LCH.Clearnet - Former Employees
Category:Chi-x Europe - Former Employees
Guy Taylor

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Guy Taylor is head of media relations for the Americas at BNP Paribas. He started in that role in April 2018.
Before joining BNP Paribas, he served as global director of public relations at Paragon Public Relations. He joined the company in that role in October 2017.
 
== Background ==
Taylor began his career in communications after spending seven years in Washington, DC, first as a staff aide in the U.S. House of Representatives, Office of the Majority Leader, and then as a press aide at the White House. He worked as an account executive for Golin/Harris Communications, and then for nearly two years as the director of media relations for UNICEF before joining NYBOT in 2001. 
He was previously director of marketing, Americas, for ICAP (now NEX Group) from January 2008 to January 2017.
He accepted the ICAP position, after spending six years as the director of public relations for the New York Board of Trade (NYBOT) from January 2001 to May 2007. He left that exchange shortly after its acquisition by Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) in 2007.
== Education ==
Taylor earned a BA in Political Science from Hampden-Sydney College in 1990. He also holds two graduate degrees - an MA in Political Science/Congressional Studies from Catholic University (1993) and an MBA from Fordham University (2009).
== References ==	
Category:NYBOT - Former Employees
Category:U.S. House of Representatives - Former Employees
György Dudás

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György Dudás is a Hungarian financial executive who served as CEO of KELER, the central securities depository and clearing house of Hungary, from 2003 to 2017. He has also held leadership roles in European securities industry associations. He currently serves as a partnern of Bourse Consult LLP and as CEO of ConsultWise. 
== Early life and education ==
Dudás graduated from the University of Economics, Budapest (now Corvinus University of Budapest) in 1994 with a degree in finance.
== Career ==
=== KELER ===
Dudás joined KELER Group in 1995 and held various positions within the company before becoming CEO in 2003. He served as CEO until 2017, leading the organization for 14 years.
=== Industry associations ===
Dudás was one of the founding members of the Central and Eastern European Central Securities Depositories Association (CEECSDA) in 1998. He served as general secretary of CEECSDA from 2003 until its merger with the European Central Securities Depositories Association (ECSDA) in 2006.
Following the merger, Dudás became vice chairman of ECSDA, a role he held until 2017. He represented KELER in the International Securities Services Association (ISSA).
From 2012 to 2013, he was the chairman of the Association of Futures Markets. He was succeeded by Chris Sturgess of the JSE.
From 2006 to 2015, Dudás was a member of the board of directors of the Association of National Numbering Agencies (ANNA).
=== Later career ===
Since leaving KELER in 2017, Dudás has worked as a consultant. He founded ConsultWise in 2018 and became a partner at Bourse Consult LLP in 2019.
== References ==	
Category:Hungarian Businesspeople
Category:Central Bankers
Category:KELER
Category:University of Economics, Budapest Alumni
Category:Association of Futures Markets - Former Chairmen
Category:Association of Futures Markets
H.E. Goodison

H.E. Goodison was a prominent brokerage firm based in London, England. The firm played a significant role in the financial markets of the United Kingdom, particularly during the mid-20th century. It was later known as Quilter Goodison after a merger.
== History ==
H.E. Goodison was founded by Edmund Harold Goodison, a member of a stockbroking dynasty. The firm initially operated under the name H.E. Goodison and later became Quilter Goodison following a merger. The firm was known for its adherence to traditional brokerage practices, trading exclusively on behalf of clients and refraining from "own account" trading, a practice that was common among brokers of that era.
=== Leadership ===
Nicholas Goodison, the son of Edmund Harold Goodison, joined the family firm in 1958 after completing his education at Marlborough College and King's College, Cambridge. Despite initial reluctance and strong advice against joining the firm from his father, Nicholas became a partner in 1962 and eventually took over as chairman in 1975.
=== The Big Bang and Transformation ===
During Nicholas Goodison's tenure, the firm and the broader London Stock Exchange underwent significant changes. The most notable of these was the "Big Bang" in 1986, a series of reforms that deregulated the financial markets in London. These changes included the abolition of fixed commission charges and the separation of brokers and jobbers, allowing for the entry of outside firms such as banks into the securities market. This transformation was aimed at increasing competition and modernizing the financial markets.
=== Acquisition and Later Years ===
In 1988, Quilter Goodison was acquired by Commercial Union, marking the end of its independent operations. Following the acquisition, Nicholas Goodison left the firm and took on the chairmanship of TSB Group, where he continued to influence the financial sector until 1995.
== References ==
Category:Brokerage Firms
Category:London Brokerage Firms
H. David Kotz

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H. David Kotz is the inspector general of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). His resignation was announced on Jan. 17, 2012, effective at the end of January 2012. He joined the SEC as inspector general in December 2007, and joined investigative company Gryphon Strategies as a managing director in Washington, with a focus on corporate fraud and whistleblowers.
== Background ==
At the SEC, Kotz was in charge of conducting independent and objective audits, investigations and inspections to detect waste, fraud and abuse, and promoting economy, effectiveness and efficiency, and also issued fact-based reports. In December 2008, the SEC's then-chairman Christopher Cox asked Kotz to take on the investigation into why the SEC failed to pursue credible allegations regarding Bernard Madoff’s financial fraud going back to at least 1999.
Kotz was formerly the inspector general of the the Peace Corps. for almost two years, and was also associate general counsel for litigation at the Peace Corps. before that. He began his career at law firms Graham & James in New York City and Pepper Hamilton LLP in Washington, D.C., where he practiced federal administrative law for 10 years. He began working for the federal government in May 1999, holding several positions at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) in the Office of General Counsel.
== Education ==
*J.D., Cornell Law School
*B.A., Political Science, cum laude, University of Maryland
== References ==
Category:SEC
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
H. Geoff Waterman

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H. Geoffrey Waterman serves as the chief operating officer for Franco-Nevada Corporation.
== Background ==
Waterman served as vice-president, oil & gas, of Newmont Capital. Prior to the acquisition of Old Franco-Nevada by Newmont Capital, Waterman served as Newmont Mining Corp. of Canada Ltd. (formerly, Old Franco-Nevada)'s vice-president, oil & gas from 1999 to 2002 and as controller from 1992 to 1999.
Prior to joining Old Franco-Nevada, Waterman was an auditor with Coopers & Lybrand from 1988 to 1992. He has been a director of Sawtooth International Resources Inc. since March 10, 1997. He served as a director of Silverwing Energy, Inc. from June 30, 2004 to August 8, 2007. 
== Education ==
Waterman holds a bachelor's degree in economics from Trent University.
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Auditors
H. Joseph Bourn

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H. Joseph (Joe) Bourn is the president of AAIM Advisors He has been an futures and securities broker specializing in natural resources and raw materials. He is an Accredited Farm Manager and licensed farmland real estate broker.
Previously he was an National Futures Asscoiation registered Commodity Trading Advisor and Commodity Pool Operator. He was also a Farmland Investment Advisor and head of farm management for the Northern Trust Company.
== Background ==
Bourn was a futures broker with The Price Futures Group and a registered representative with Uhlmann Price Securities, LLC. He left Price and Uhlmann Price in November of 2013.
Mr. Bourn has a B. S Agriculture and a M. S. Agricultural Economics from the University of Illinois. He has achieved the designation Accredited Farm Manager through the American Society of Farm Managers & Rural Appraisers.
Bourn joined Price Futures Group in 1998 to develop the Private Clients business. He was an Associated Person with Uhlmann Price Securities, Price Asset Management, Inc. and AAIM Advisors, Inc. (a commodity trading advisor). 
== Education ==
== Registration Information ==
*
== External Links ==
*www.pricegroup.com
*www.upsecurities.com
== References ==
Category:Futures Brokers
Category:Introducing Brokers
Category:Price Futures Group
Category:Uhlmann Price Securities
Category:Stock Brokers
H20.ai

H20.ai, founded in 2012 and based in Mountain View, Calif., is a firm focused on artificial intelligence and machine learning. Its open source platform is used by more than 18,000 organizations and 200,000 users globally, according to the firm. Its stated goal is to make artificial intelligence available to everyone.
The firm counts a number of large companies and financial institutions as clients including: Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Franklin Templeton, MarketAxess, Capital One and Wells Fargo.
It also has offices in New York and Prague.
 
== History ==
In August 2019, the firm received a #72.5 million funding round from Goldman Sachs, China's Ping An Global Voyager Fund and others. With the funding round, H20.ai's total funding reached $147 million.
== Products and Services ==
The organization provides AI services to make it easier for companies to integrate artificial intelligence into their operations.
== Key People ==
* Sri Ambati, CEO and founder
== References ==
HC Technologies

HC Technologies, LLC is a Chicago-based trading firm founded by Joseph Niciforo and Charles Carey.
The firm engages in algorithmic proprietary trading via a proprietary technology platform with varied investment approaches in diverse asset classes. 
HC Technologies has partnered with LaunchPad Trading, LLC in a joint venture with Tudor Investment Corporation. The venture invests proprietary capital in early career portfolio managers across derivatives markets globally. The joint venture "could put as much as $200 million in the hands of 20 traders over the next two years, Crain's Chicago Business reported in 2015.
== History ==
Founded in 2007 by Niciforo and Carey, the firm was formerly known as Henning Carey Proprietary Trading, LLC.
In 2017, HC Technologies launched a private equity arm, HC Private Investments, to invest in middle market manufacturing companies.
== Products and Services ==
HC Technologies provides capital and infrastructure to in-house trading teams who are active traders of financial instruments.
HC Technologies has offices in Chicago, New York and London. 
== Key People ==
Carey is a longtime CBOT member who served as chairman prior to the exchanges merger with the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Nicoforo is a former Tudor partner who was on the board of the CBOT also at the time of the merger.
==Video==
Niciforo participated in the MarketsWiki Education series in Chicago in 2015.
John Lothian Productions produced a recruiting video for HC Technologies as part of the MarketsWiki Education Recruiting event of 2017.
== References ==
Category:Proprietary Trading Firms
Category:Algorithmic Trading
HEAT Order Entry

The HEAT System is LiquidPoint's customizable platform for electronic order entry, routing and management. "HEAT" stands for "Hybrid Execution and Trading". The technology supporting these applications is all designed and built by First Traders Analytical Solutions.
The HEAT System provides LiquidPoint's customer's with access to all U.S. options exchanges from a single desktop. It supports multiple asset classes, including equity options, stocks and futures. The system also provides electronic direct market access (DMA) for order entry, routing and order management. HEAT provides instant electronic notification of a change in order status and real-time streaming market quotes. It can be installed to suit specific requirements, whether a standalone, enterprise-wide, white label or API interface. Customers can choose broker-assisted trading, electronic delivery with broker-assisted trading or pure, self-directed electronic trading. 
== References ==
Category:Order Entry
Category:LiquidPoint
Category:Electronic Trading
HFR Asset Management L.L.C.

HFR Asset Management, LLC is an Illinois-based hedge fund sponsor. The firm primarily services high net worth individuals, banking and thrift institutions, other pooled investment vehicles, charitable organizations, municipal government entities, and corporations. HFR Asset Management was named Fund of Funds Leader of the Year at
the 2004 Hedge Fund Industry Awards.
Funds under management include HFRX Global Hedge Fund Index, which is asset-weighted, and HFRX Equal Weighted Strategies Index, which is equal-weighted. HFR Asset Management was founded in 1993 and is based in Chicago.
The HFR Group of companies includes HFR Asset Management L.L.C. and Hedge Fund Research, Inc.
 
== History ==
== Products and Services ==
== Key People ==
*Chairman, Joseph G. Nicholas
*President, Jordan B. Allen
*Chief Financial Officer, Karim Rehmat
*Chief Operations Officer, Dora Hines
*Managing Director, Benjamin Borton
== References ==
HFR Group L.L.C.

Chicago-based HFR Group L.L.C., founded in 1993, is involved with the provision of hedge fund data, research, indexation and asset management. The HFR Group of companies includes Hedge Fund Research, Inc., and HFR Asset Management L.L.C.
 
== History ==
== Products and Services ==
== Key People ==
*Founder and Chairman, Joseph G. Nicholas
== Resources ==
*HFR, Inc. Releases HFR Market Microstructure HF Industry Report for Year End 2008: Record Number Of Hedge Funds Liquidate In 2008
* Video Clips from HFR Industry Summit: Outlook 2009
== References ==
HIVE

Hive is the name of a cryptocurrency [HIVE) as well as its native blockchain. It was launched on March 20, 2020 as a hard fork from Steem. At 14.00 UTC, HIVE copied the STEEM blockchain and proceeded independently of the original blockchain.
 
HIVE was created by disillusioned members of the Steemit community in reaction to what they perceived to be a takeover of the STEEM Blockchain by TRON. 
 
On March 20, 2020, members of the Steemit community successfully completed a hard fork on the STEEM blockchain, creating a new community called “HIVE.” Many STEEM holders transferred to HIVE, a new protocol with its own native token, though the process wasn't entirely without incident. The creation of HIVE included an airdrop of HIVE tokens, though some STEEM users claimed they were mistakenly excluded from the airdrop. 
Canadian mining firm Hive Blockchain sent a cease and desist letter to some of the creators of HIVE, saying that it was intentionally or otherwise, confusing” with their brand. David Jefferys, an ex-director of business development at Steemit and one of the driving forces behind the HIVE hard fork, responded by saying that HIVE isn't a registered company yet, that there was "no time" to register HIVE as an independent company, and that HIVE is "a pure, community-driven, truly decentralized social blockchain project." 
Ten days after the fork, HIVE were changing hands at prices almost twice as high as STEEM.
== References ==
Category:Cryptocurrency
Category:DeFi
Category:blockchain
Category:CryptoMarketsWiki
HKEX Foundation

The HKEX Foundation is a philanthropic arm established by Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX), with a mission to create positive impact in the community. As a non-profit organization, it works to marshal resources from HKEX and the wider financial community to support charitable initiatives and foster a culture of social responsibility. The HKEX Foundation's philanthropic efforts are supported by financial allocations from Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX), generous gifts from individuals and corporations, and the proceeds from the innovative Stock Code for Charity Scheme. Established under Section 88 of the Hong Kong Inland Revenue Ordinance, the HKEX Foundation is a certified charitable organization, engaging in activities that reflect its commitment to social betterment.
== Overview ==
The HKEX Foundation was launched as a platform to consolidate and enhance HKEX’s efforts in giving back to the community. It aligns its goals with strategic philanthropic objectives, focusing on areas such as community, education, the environment, and the arts.
== HKEX Charity Partnership Programme == 
One of the key initiatives of the HKEX Foundation is the HKEX Charity Partnership Programme. This program is designed to support non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and social enterprises that strive to address various social needs and challenges. By providing financial support and leveraging the strengths of its partners, the program seeks to create lasting positive impact across diverse segments of society.
== Philanthropic Approach == 
The HKEX Foundation’s approach to philanthropy is multi-faceted. In addition to direct financial contributions, it encourages employee engagement and the contribution of skills and expertise to benefit partner organizations. The foundation often collaborates with reputable institutions and NGOs to ensure that its efforts are impactful and sustainable.
== Notable Collaborations == 
===HKEX Impact Funding Scheme===
The foundation has introduced the HKEX Impact Funding Scheme, a significant step-up in its philanthropic commitment. This HK$10 million scheme, initiated in 2021, was developed in partnership with The Hong Kong Council of Social Service (HKCSS). It aims to support charitable institutions and recognized social enterprises that are not in receipt of regular government funding, empowering them to implement short-to-medium-term projects that help underprivileged communities.
===Other Charitable Engagements===
The HKEX Foundation also engages in a range of other charitable activities, from supporting disaster relief efforts to funding educational scholarships. The foundation prioritizes flexibility and responsiveness to the evolving needs of society, allowing it to address urgent and long-term challenges effectively.
==Governance and Transparency==
The foundation operates with a commitment to governance and transparency. It regularly reports on its activities and the outcomes of its programs, ensuring that donors and the public can see the tangible benefits of its work.
== References ==
Category:HKEX
Category:Non-profits
HKFE Gold

HKFE Gold futures will be launched by the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEx)on October 20, 2008. In the 1980s and 1990s, gold futures traded on the Hong Kong Futures Exchange (HKFE) before its merger with the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong and Hong Kong Securities Clearing in 2000. 
== Notes ==
== Resources ==
Contract Summary Gold Futures
== References ==
HKFE H-Shares Index

In 2007, HKFE H-Shares Index futures traded 10,846,277 contracts (+122.2 percent YOY) and HKFE H-Shares Index futures options traded 1,727,847 (+127.9 percent YOY).
== Notes ==
== Resources ==
Contract Summary H-shares Index Futures
Contract Summary H-shares Index Options
== References ==
HKFE Hang Seng China H-Financials Index

HKFE Hang Seng China H-Financials Index futures were launched on April 16, 2007. In the first eight and half months of 2007 (176 trading days), HKFE Hang Seng China H-Financials Index futures traded 3,220 contracts.
== Notes ==
== Resources ==
Contract Summary Hang Seng China H-Financials Index Futures
== References ==
HKFE Hang Seng Index Futures

In 2007, HKFE Hang Seng Index futures traded 17,160,964 contracts (+34.9 percent YOY) and HKFE Hang Seng Index futures options traded 7,480,183 (+82.6 percent YOY).
== Notes ==
== Resources ==
Contract Summary Hang Seng Index Futures
Contract Summary Hang Seng Index Options
== References ==
HKFE Mini Hang Seng Index

In 2007, HKFE Mini Hang Seng Index futures traded 4,325,977 contracts (+102.1 percent YOY) and HKFE Mini Hang Seng Index futures options traded 69,512 contracts (+30.0 percent YOY).
== Notes ==
== Resources ==
Contract Summary Mini-Hang Seng Index Futures
Contract Summary Mini-Hang Seng Index Options
== References ==