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Thomas Book

Dr. Thomas Book is a member of the executive board of Deutsche Börse, Eurex Frankfurt's parent entity. 
He is responsible for Deutsche Börse's trading and clearing businesses, including Eurex, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, and 360T, the foreign exchange trading platform. 
Book previously served as CEO of Eurex Frankfurt AG and, before that, of Eurex Clearing AG. Upon stepping down from his role as CEO of Eurex Frankfurt, Book became a member of the supervisory board of Eurex Frankfurt.
 
Thomas Book was appointed as member and chairman of the management board of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange as of July 1, 2020, succeeding Hauke Stars, who left Deutsche Börse on June 30. Deutsche Boerse operates Frankfurt Stock Exchange, which is a public law institution under German law. 
He has been a member of the management board of Eurex Deutschland, the public law-regulated derivatives exchange, since 2007. Eurex Deutschland is operated by Eurex Frankfurt. (Please note that in accordance with German law, the policy and legal operations of the Deutsche Boerse-affiliated exchanges are subject to their management boards, while the business operations of the exchanges are under the direction of the executive boards of the companies that operate them.) 
Book also was named chairman of the supervisory board of the European Energy Exchange, a 75%-owned subsidiary of Deutsche Börse, in April 2019. 
Book serves as a member of the World Federation of Exchanges board of directors, the global trade organization for securities and futures exchanges and CCPs.
 
== Background ==
Thomas Book joined Deutsche Börse in 1995 and worked with the team that rolled out the remote membership concept of Deutsche TerminBörse (DTB) across Europe and the U.S. He was also part of the project that organized Eurex, the cross-border exchange merger between DTB and the Swiss Options and Financial Futures Exchange, SOFFEX. Focused largely on euro-denominated instruments, Eurex offers trading and clearing for futures, futures options and options on stocks, stock indexes, foreign exchange as well as on capital market instruments and money market paper. 
Book also served as CEO of Eurex Clearing AG from 2013 until 2016.
== Education ==
Thomas Book received a diploma in business administration from the University of Munster in 1995. He completed a Ph.D. thesis on “Electronic stock exchange trading and global markets” at the University of Giessen in 2001, and it was awarded 1st prize at the 2003 Paul Julius Reuter Innovation Awards sponsored by Reuters.
==Video Interviews==
Thomas Book, interviewed by John Lothian News for its Exchange Leader Series at IDX in London in 2017.
Thomas Book, interviewed by John Lothian News for its Exchange Leader Series at FIA Boca Raton, 2018.
== References ==	
Category:Exchange CEOs
Category:Deutsche Boerse
Category:Eurex
Category:Clearinghouse Executives
Category:Eurex - Current Employees
Category:WFE Board Member
Thomas Burrell

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Thomas Burrell holds the title of executive search at Objective Paradigm, Inc.
== Background ==
Thomas Burrell works in Objective Paradigm’s Direct Hire practice, a Chicago-based recruiting firm that specializes in direct hire placement and recruitment process outsourcing (RPO). He focuses on working with clients in the technology and financial markets and recruits for some of the top trading firms in Chicago and across the nation. 
Burrell started his career as a licensed stockbroker and quickly found a way to create his own opportunity on an equities trading desk. 
Burrell has close to 10 years of recruitment experience.
Thomas Chlada

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Thomas Chlada, a veteran financial services executive, is managing director - Professional Trading Group Services, at RCM Alternatives.
Previously, he was a senior vice president in the professional trading group services division at Wedbush Futures. He joined the firm in October 2015. 
== Background ==
Chlada joined Wedbush from ABN AMRO Clearing Chicago, where he served as director and business manager for the broker-dealer and futures commission merchant.
Prior to ABN AMRO's merger with Fortis Bank, Chlada was director, business manager at Fortis. He has also served as CEO of FFastfill from 200 to 2003.
He was a derivatives trader with Bank of America from 1989 to 2000.
In 2012, Chlada conducted a fundraising campaign for St. Joseph High School and raised over $50,000.
== Education ==
Chlada holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Lewis University in business and economics.
== References ==	
Category:ABN AMRO
Category:Ffastfill - Former Employees
Category:Bank of America - Former Employees
Category:Wedbush Securities - Former Employees
Thomas Clark

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Tom Clark is associate director for commodity products at the CME Group. He joined the CME in 2002.
== Background ==
At the CME, Clark is responsible for the execution of marketing and educational programs about futures and options markets, specifically about how commodity products can be utilized as a risk management tool for agribusinesses. He has been known to take groups to the visitor gallery at the exchange and explain the various “trading pits,” price boards and the roles and duties of the people on the floor.
Prior to joining the CME, Clark was a futures broker with a Chicago-based firm that specialized in hedging for commercial livestock operations.
== Education ==
Clark holds a bachelor of arts from the University of Illinois and is currently pursuing his MBA at Loyola University. 
== References ==
Category:CME Group
Thomas Cunningham

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Thomas Cunningham was the chairman of the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) from 1983 to 1984. Cunningham was also a pit trader of corn futures at the CBOT. He passed away on August 20, 2012, at the age of 74 from lung cancer. 
== Background ==
Cunningham started trading in the late 1960s, borrowing money from his wife's family to buy a CBOT floor membership. After years on the floor, he was appointed chairman of the CBOT in 1983, overseeing the introduction of options contracts on crop futures. He was seen as a mentor to many younger traders.
== Education ==
Cunningham received a law degree from DePaul University and is a graduate of Fenwick High School in Oak Park, Ill. 
== References ==
Category:CBOT
 
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Category:Deceased
Thomas Danis

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Thomas Danis is a managing principal with RCP Advisors, LLC.
== Background ==
Prior to founding RCP, Danis was a director of Aon’s Financial Sponsors practice, where he was responsible for advising companies on financial, legal and risk management issues surrounding due diligence, structuring and valuation transactions primarily from a liability perspective. 
== Education ==
He earned his BS in business administration from the University of Colorado. 
== Resources ==
* LinkedIn Page Thomas Danis
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Thomas Davis

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Thomas "Tad" Albert Davis was a longtime tax and derivatives lobbyist and former U.S. government official. He died in December of 2022 at the age of 84. He was a longtime lobbyist on behalf of the Chicago Board of Trade.
== Background ==
Davis was born in 1938 in Birmingham, Alabama, but grew up in Jacksonville, Florida. 
After college, Davis joined the U.S. Army, serving as a strategic intelligence officer with the Defense Intelligence Agency. After leaving the Army, he joined the Internal Revenue Service, where he was an attorney in the chief counsel's office. During this time, Davis became an expert in the taxation of life insurance and companies. 
After leaving the IRS, he founded the firm or Davis & Harman LLP, with William Harman, that focused on the taxation issues he mastered at the IRS. 
His knowledge of the law extended to legislative and regulatory issues in the areas of tax, financial markets, agricultural policy, and the horse industry. He authored the "Horse Owners and Breeders Tax Handbook."
He served on the board of trustees of the University of Florida Law School. He also served as a special assistant attorney general to the Florida legislature.
== Education ==
Davis earned a Bachelor of Arts and a Doctor of Jurisprudence from the University of Florida. He received an LLM in taxation from the Georgetown University Law Center.
== References ==	
Category:Lawyers
Category:Deceased
Thomas Day

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Thomas Day is managing director, risk and policy, financial services at SunGard Ambit in Arlington, Va. He has held the position since May of 2010.
Day has more than 20 years of banking and risk management experience. He has worked at the senior vice president level in portfolio management, derivatives, balance sheet modeling and strategies. 
He also serves as a steering committee member of the Washington D.C. chapter of the Professional Risk Managers' International Association (PRMIA).
== Background ==
He worked as senior vice president of product management, quantitative finance and development at SunGard/BancWare from 2005 to 2008. Prior to joining SunGard, he served as senior risk and policy advisor at the U.S. Department of the Treasury from February 2008 to May 2010. He also worked with the Office of Thrift Supervision in Washington D.C. as the managing director for the office's risk management division.
He worked for AmSouth from March 2004 to August 2005. He worked for eight years for the Federal Reserve Bank as capital markets specialist, central point of contact and senior supervisory analyst from 1997 to 2004.
== Education ==
He has a BS in Economics from Auburn University.
== Resources ==
* Thomas Day LinkedIn Page
== References ==
Category:SunGard
Category:SunGard
Thomas Dyer

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Thomas Dyer was a meat packing executive in Chicago who became the first president of the Chicago Board of Trade at its founding in 1848. He served as president in 1848 and 1849 and was replaced by Charles Walker.
Dyer also served as Mayor of Chicago 1856 to 1857.
== Background ==
At 15, Dyer relocated from Connecticut to Chicago and subsequently settled in Augusta, Georgia. By 1825, he had established a flourishing trade in manufactured goods. In search of fresh ventures, Dyer returned to Chicago in 1836, joining forces with Elisha S. Wadsworth and John P. Chapin in business. Transitioning from manufacturing, Dyer ventured into meat packing, eventually becoming a prominent figure in the industry. He was an executive with Wadsworth, Dyer and Company, a meat packing company.
Dyer was the son of a revolutionary war officer. His entrepreneurial journey led him to political office. He served one term in the Illinois Legislature and twice as a delegate to the National Democratic Convention. In 1848, at the time of the founding of the CBOT, Dyer was president of the Chicago Chamber of Commerce. He was elected as the 18th mayor of Chicago in 1856.Market Maker: A Sesquicentennial Look at the Chicago Board of Trade - Book
In 1848, at the founding of the CBOT, originally George Smith was elected president of the CBOT, but he declined to serve. Dyer was then chosen to serve at the initial president of the newly formed Chicago Board of Trade.
He was a director of the Galena & Union railroad.
Dyer at one time owned Block 1 of the Chicago township, designated before Chicago became a city in 1837. This site later became the land were Marina City was built.
Dyer passed away on June 6, 1862 in Middeltown, CT.
File:ThomasDyer.png|Thomas Dyer, First President of the Chicago Board of Trade
== References ==	
Category:Former CBOT Officials
Category:Former Exchange Presidents
Category:Former Chicago Mayors
Category:Presidents of the Chicago Board of Trade
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Category:Deceased Members of the Chicago Board of Trade
Category:Deceased
Category:Founders of the Chicago Board of Trade
Thomas E. Stern

Thomas E. Stern is the former Chief Financial Officer of optionsXpress, Chief Administrative Officer of optionsXpress Holdings (the public company); President and Chief Executive Officer, Chief Compliance Officer and Director of optionsXpress International, Inc., Chief Financial Officer and Director of brokersXpress, LLC; and Chief Financial Officer, Secretary, Director, and Chief Compliance Officer of OX Trading, LLC. 
He is a board member of the Options Clearing Corporation (“OCC”). 
At optionsXpress International, he oversaw the development of all of the firm's international business including registered companies in Europe, Singapore, Australia and Canada. He is also chief administrative officer of the public company, optionsXpress Holdings (NASDAQ: OXPS) and CFO of optionsXpress and brokersXpress, two primary brokerage firms.
In April 2012, the Securities Exchange Commission charged Stern and optionsXpress in an alleged naked short selling scheme. The SEC also charged Stern and the company with violating securities laws when it continued trading after delisting from the Chicago Board Options Exchange and deregistering with the SEC, apparently to avoid an audit. 
==Background==
His experience includes the management of retail brokerages - both full service and online - with product offerings running the gamut, including stocks, bonds, mutual funds, options and futures. Additionally, he has been a member of securities and futures exchanges and personally was a registered market maker in stocks and options.
As the primary FINRA executive representative and FINOP for optionsXpress, Stern led the firm’s involvement in regulatory reporting, product development and risk management. 
Stern was formerly a member of the “Board” of the Options Industry Council (OIC) (the “Roundtable”) and the Nominating Committee of OCC. He is a member of the Ontario District Council, the governing securities board for Ontario, Canada, a panel chairman for the Chicago Board Options Exchange’s Arbitration Committee and a qualified chairperson for FINRA Arbitration Panels.
== References ==	
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:OptionsXpress - Former Employees
Thomas Edison

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Thomas Edison is a famous inventor who had a strong footing in the financial world. During his life he became the holder of 1093 U.S. patents, but his first patent was for a stock market ticker which allowed for rapid communication of prices in stock and commodity markets. Edison's first invention was the automatic telegraph repeater. The first invention that made him famous was the phonograph in 1877.
After gaining some notoriety with his early work, Edison was able to talk several financiers in 1878, including the J.P. Morgan and Vanderbilt families, into forming the Edison Electric Light Company in New York City. He demonstrated the incandescent light bulb on Dec. 31, 1879 and the following month he filed a patent for it.
== Background ==
== Education ==
== References ==	
Category:Inventors
Category:Deceased
Thomas Eichelmann

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Thomas Eichelmann is chief executive officer of Aton GmbH. 
He served as a Member of the Executive Board of Clearstream Services S.A. Mr. Eichelmann served as Head of Financial Services Competence Center of Roland Berger & Partner GmbH from 2000 to 2007. 
He was the chief financial officer and a member of executive board of Deutsche Boerse AG from July 1, 2007 to April 30, 2009.
 
== Background ==
Eichelmann came to the Deutsche Borse from global strategy consultancy firm Roland Berger Strategy Consultants where he was a partner and was appointed a member of the worldwide executive board in 2003.
While with Roland Berger, Eichelmann was responsible for the firm's financial services competence center and human resources. He also established the firm's private equity practice. His responsibilities included the UK as well as the firm's offices in Munich and Frankfurt. 
During his tenure at Roland Berger, Eichelmann also gathered extensive experience in Asia, where he built the business in China and Japan, and in the U.S. 
Before joining Roland Berger, Eichelmann worked as senior manager for Bain & Company in Munich. From 1994 to 1997 he worked as a consultant for the Boston Consulting Group in Frankfurt.
== Education ==
== References ==	
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Deutsche Boerse - Former Employees
Thomas F. Callahan

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Thomas F. Callahan is a New York-based financial markets professional who currently serves as the CEO of Nasdaq Private Market. 
Previously, he was co-head of the global cash management group at BlackRock, a New York-based provider of global asset management services. He joined BlackRock in August 2013 after serving for five years as CEO of NYSE LIFFE U.S.. 
He previously served on the Board of Trustees for the Institute for Financial Markets, a nonprofit industry-supported educational foundation. He also has served as a board member for the Futures Industry Association (FIA).
== Background ==
Callahan was named CEO of NYSE Liffe U.S. in June 2008 after a 15-year career at Merrill Lynch. His appointment by NYSE Euronext came as they prepared to launch NYSE Liffe US, a futures exchange based around a precious metals trading business acquired from CME Group in March of 2008. In 2011, the exchange launched a suite of treasury futures contracts intended to rival those of competing exchange CME Group, but the products have struggled to gain market share. Callahan was also instrumental in the creation of New York Portfolio Clearing, a joint venture with DTCC that allows portfolio margining between cash and derivative positions in fixed income.
Callahan began his career at Prudential Securities in 1992. From April 2005 until joining NYSE Euronext, Callahan served as head of Merrill Lynch Global Financial Futures and Options, where he was responsible for global listed derivatives for debt, equity, FX and commodity products. Callahan rose from a junior trader on the Treasury desk in New York to head of global futures.
While at Merrill Lynch in both New York and London, Callahan held numerous positions including head of Global Debt Financing, co-head of Global Prime Brokerage, head of European Vanilla Interest Rate Trading and Sales, head of Global Money Markets trading. He also worked as a senior trader in ML Government Securities.
== John Lothian News Interviews ==
Tom Callahan of NYSE Liffe U.S. Reflects on NYPC’s First Anniversary & Discusses Competition in the Exchange Space
JLN Managing Editor Christine Nielsen talked with NYSE Liffe U.S. Chief Executive Tom Callahan about main points of focus, the competitive landscape and the soon-to-be-launched DTCC GCF Repo Index. Published Mar. 21, 2012. Watch at JohnLothianNews.com
NYSE Liffe U.S. on Sept. 15, 2011 reached the 10-million mark in its interest rate complex, introduced first in March of 2011. Callahan talked with John Lothian News (JLN) Managing Editor Christine Nielsen about the exchange’s growth in these contracts amid a tumultuous economic environment and evolving regulatory landscape. Published Sept. 15, 2011.
== Five Minute Interview ==
*March 2011
== Education ==
Callahan graduated from Harvard University in 1991.
== References ==	
Category:The IFM
Category:The IFM Board of Trustees - Former Members
Category: MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Category:NYSE Euronext
Category:NYSE Euronext - Former Employees
Category:NYSE Liffe US
Category:NYSE Liffe US - Former Employees
Category:BlackRock - Former Employees
Category:BlackRock
Thomas F. Cashman

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Thomas F. Cashman is an attorney, trader and member of a prominent Chicago Board of Trade family. 
He was formerly of counsel with the firm Ziliak Law, LLC, a Chicago-based financial services law firm.
Cashman was a full member of the Chicago Board of Trade beginning in 1997, having worked as both an independent trader and a broker in the futures market. During his time on the trading floor, he was involved with several committees including the Floor Governors Committee, in which he served as vice-chairman in 2005-2006 and as chairman in 2007-2008.
After the CBOT became part of CME Group, Cashman served as co-chairman of the Business Conduct Committee from 2009-2012.
Cashman is also a member of the advisory committee for John J. Lothian & Company. 
== Background ==
After earning his law degree in 1993, Cashman began his career with Wildman, Harrold, Allen & Dixon. In 1994, he decided instead to pursue a career at the CBOT. He joined the MidAmerica Commodity Exchange in 1995, and, in 1996, obtained a membership in the CBOT's IDEM division. In 1997 he joined the exchange as a full member, and began working as an independent broker in the soybean futures pit. He worked as a soybean broker until 2004, when he began as an independent trader. In the soybean pit, he worked alongside his father, Thomas J. Cashman.
The Cashmans are a prominent Chicago Board of Trade family that trace their roots to Tom's great uncle George Cashman, who came to the CBOT after high school in the late 1940s. George brought his brothers Gene and Ed, both police officers, to the exchange. 
In addition to trading his own capital, from 2008-2011, Cashman was a principal of Founders Commodities, a Chicago-based commodity trading advisor and commodity pool operator.
Cashman is licensed to practice law in both Illinois and Wisconsin.
Thomas F. Cashman is the son of Thomas J. Cashman, a 50-year member of the CBOT and mentor of John Lothian's. Lothian, who co-founded MarketsWiki and started in the markets as a driver for Cashman's father, was also Cashman's little league baseball coach.
== Education ==
Cashman holds a Bachelor of Arts degree (Program of Liberal Studies, 1989) from the University of Notre Dame, graduating cum laude. In 1993 he earned a Juris Doctorate degree (with honors) from the University of Wisconsin Law School, where he was graduated as a member of the Order of the Coif legal honor society.
He was also an articles editor on the Wisconsin Law Review while at the University of Wisconsin Law School.
== References ==	
Category: Bios - Executives
Category:Lawyers
Category:CBOT Members
Category:John J. Lothian & Company, Inc.
Category:John J. Lothian & Company, Inc. - Advisory Board
Thomas F. Connolly

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Thomas F. Connolly is human resources executive specializing in financial services. He currently serves as vice president of of compensation, benefits, HRIS & staffing for Vertex Pharmaceuticals.
He formerly was global head of human resources for MF Global Holdings Ltd. He joined the now bankrupt futures broker in January 2009.
== Background ==
Prior to joining MF Global, Connolly was senior vice president of human resources operations at Lehman Brothers from 2007 until 2009. Before that, he served as vice president of compensation and international benefits at The Hartford Financial Services Group. From 1998 to 2003, he was a managing director of human resources at UBS AG. 
Earlier in his career, he held a number of human resources management positions at Aetna, Shawmut National Corp., Citibank, and Goldman Sachs. 
== Education ==
Connolly received a bachelor of arts degree in psychology from University of Connecticut and a master of science degree in industrial/organizational psychology from Stevens Institute of Technology. He holds a master of business administration from Leonard N. Stern School of Business at New York University. 
== References ==
Category:MF Global
Category:Goldman Sachs
Category:Lehman Brothers
Category:Citibank
Thomas F. LaSala

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Thomas F. LaSala is managing director, NYMEX Chief Regulatory Officer for the CME Group. LaSala oversees all market regulation and regulatory affairs related to the NYMEX self-regulatory organization. Previously, LaSala was the chief regulatory officer of the New York Mercantile Exchange.
== Background ==
LaSala joined NYMEX in 1984, hired in market surveillance. Later he was promoted vice president of compliance in December 1993. 
At the CME Group, LaSala reports to Kathleen Cronin, CME Group general counsel and corporate secretary.
LaSala was a participant in the March 25, 2010 CFTC hearing on precious and base metals futures and options markets.
== Education ==
LaSala holds a bachelors of science degree in business administration with a concentration in Finance/Economics from Marist College in 1983.
== References ==
Category:CME Group
Category:CME Group