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Sanjib Sahoo

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Sanjib Sahoo is the CTO of XPO Logistics. 
Previously, he was in a similar position with tradeMONSTER, where he directed all aspects of information technology for the an online brokerage company specializing in options trading for the self-directed investor. He had been with tradeMONSTER since it was founded in 2008, and was the architect of its award-winning brokerage technology platform. During his tenure at tradeMONSTER, he led the technology brokerage platform, rated by Barron's as one of the top two trading companies in North America as well as the top options trading platform nationally.
As CTO and CIO, Sahoo oversaw software development, quality assurance, production support and hardware, and network infrastructure. He was also a member of the senior executive team. In June 2013, tradeMONSTER launched the first HTML5-based iPad app in the online brokerage industry. Sahoo’s hybrid approach of designing a HTML5-based app contained in a iOS wrapper enabled the creation of an app more powerful than the standard iOS framework allows. 
Sahoo spoke at several events and IT conferences focusing on tradeMONSTER’s innovation in technology and how his leadership at tradeMONSTER has built a successful IT team. He has been a panelist or speaker for various Camp IT conferences, Technology Executive Club, Technology Executive Network, CITE, IT Roadmap, and CIO Perspectives. Sahoo has also contributed pieces to the Harvard Business Review, Network World, Wired, and NBC Chicago.
 He has been profiled in The Wall Street Journal, The Chicago Tribune, TechCrunch, Crain’s, Built in Chicago, InfoWorld, Wall Street & Tech, Biztech, Chicago Sun-Times and many other publications.
== Awards == 
Sahoo was honored with the 2014 InfoWorld Technology Leadership Award for his vision, leadership, and novel approach in creating tradeMONSTER’s patent pending mobile platform, and included in Chicago’s Techweek100 2014 list. Under Sahoo’s leadership, tradeMONSTER was nominated for the 2014 CITE Award for Best Customer App. Sahoo was also nominated as a finalist for the 2013 SuperNova Award by Constellation Research. Sahoo received the 2013 CIO of the Year award presented by the Executives' Club of Chicago, AITP and SIM. ITA Citylights nominated him as a finalist for 2013 Technologist of the Year, and his technology team received the 2013 Outstanding Technology Development Award. In 2012, he was recognized by CIO Magazine as one of the most innovative CIOs for innovation and collaboration in technology.
== Background ==
Sahoo has been engaged with technology for the financial services business for over 14 years and has a wide range of expertise in technology management, architecture, open source platforms and design, project management, and building real time trading systems. Previously, he organized, designed and built trading/financial platforms for XpressTrade (now OptionsXpress), Citibank, Deutsche Bank, Desjardins Bank and several other organizations.
== Education ==
Institute of Management & Technology, Ghaziabad
== References ==	
Category:tradeMONSTER - Former Employees
Category:CTO
Category:CIO
Santa Claus Rally

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The Santa Claus Rally is a term used to describe the last five trading days of the year and the first two of the new year. And yes, Virginia, it is real. The period is defined by the Stock Trader's Almanac and Yale Hirsch, who created it in 1972.
The short period has been analyzed and historically shown to be a particularly bullish week in the trading year for the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Since 1896, when the Dow was created, the week has delivered an average gain of 1.06 percent annually, and has risen 78 percent of the time. That one-week average is higher than the average for all other weeks in the year, which post a gain rate of 54 percent, and represents an annualized rate of more than 80 percent. 
The week is also considered a barometer for the following year with the saying “If Santa Claus should fail to call, the bear will come to Broad and Wall.” There is debate as to whether the historical evidence really ties a bearish Santa Claus Rally week with a poor performing year after.
== References ==
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Santiago Stock Exchange

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The century-old Santiago Stock Exchange (SSE) - also known by its Spanish-language acronym BCS - is Chile's principal listed equities exchange and also produces three tradable benchmark equity indices daily. The SSE also lists derivatives, currencies and commodities. 
SSE is a member exchange of the World Federation of Exchanges.
==Background==
 
The Santiago Stock Exchange was founded as the Bolsa de Comercio de Santiago on November 27, 1893 and consisted of around 320 mostly mining corporations, most of which boomed in the following years but lost most their value following the stock market crash of 1929. The SSE recovered only slowly until the ealy 1970s when, following the overthrow of an elected government, the new regime introduced market-based economic reforms that subsequently benefited securities investment and trading. Since then trading on the SSE has increased rapidly and total volume in calendar 2008 was valued at US$329.4 trillion, up from US$320.6 trillion a year earlier. 
==Key products==
The SSE's IGPA, IPSA and INTER10 indices are the Chilean stock market's three main benchmarks. The IGPA, formed in 1980 with a base level of 100, is a capitalization-weighted index of most of the SSE's listed stocks and on September 17, 2009 was valued at around 15,529. The IPSA is a total return index composed of the 40 most actively traded stocks on the SSE and is reset to a base of 1,00 at the end of each trading year - its current value (see above) is about 3,297. The INTER10 consists of the 10 leading Chilean stocks traded on foreign markets that also hold a strong SSE presence and was introduced at a 100 base level in 1996. The Inter10 index is currently valued at 4,194.76.
==Key people==
Santiago Stock Exchange Chairman Pablo Yrarrázaval Valdés has held that position since 1989 after joining the SSE board of directors in 1986. Valdés is also president of the Iberoamerican Stock Exchange Federation (FIABV) and vice-president of Chile's Securities Deposit & Custody Agency and its Capital Market Institute. In 2002 he became chairman of publicly traded electric utility Enersis, which also has operations in Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Peru, and chairman of its directors' committee the following year.
==Latest news==
The Santiago Stock Exchange announced in 2009 a technology-sharing agreement with the Colombia Stock Exchange and the Lima Stock Exchange and their local depositories that should offer traders full electronic access to all three marketplaces on completion. The SSE is also considering a plan to entice smaller Chilean mining companies to begin listing on the exchange by offering investors economic benefits and incentives such as capital gains tax breaks. Recommendations for such a system are expected to be submitted before the end of 2009.
== References ==
Category:Exchanges
Category:Stock Exchanges
Category:North American Exchanges
Category:World Federation of Exchange Member
Sapient Global Markets

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Sapient Global Markets is a consulting firm specializing in the financial and commodity markets. Its practices cover advisory services, analytics, technology, and process solutions.
==John Lothian News Interview ==
Ryan Baccus of Sapient on Dodd-Frank Compliance and the Clearing Connectivity Standard
Ryan Baccus is vice president of market infrastructure and initiatives at Sapient Global Markets, a capital markets consulting firm. His work with MII involves advising clients on regulatory reporting, clearing, collateral management and general compliance issues. He spoke with former John Lothian News Editor-at-Large Doug Ashburn about the status of Dodd-Frank related regulation and the Clearing Connectivity Standard (CCS), a reporting and communication standard for asset managers, futures commission merchants, central counterparties and custodians, which was developed by Sapient.
On Oct. 24, 2012, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) announced their support of CCS and committed to help develop the standard with Sapient Global Markets. Published Nov. 29, 2012. Watch at JohnLothianNews.com
== Products and Services ==
== Key People ==
== References ==
Saqib Jamshed

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Saqib Jamshed is senior vice president, model risk governance at OCC. He was named to the post in June 2019, and is responsible for OCC's risk management related to quantitative models and tools.
== Background ==
Before joining OCC, he had more than 20 years experience in his field and previously served as director of qualitative risk analytics - model governance at State Street. He also served in several different roles as model governance and policy leader at GE Capital, director at HedgeMark International and a vice president at Barclays Capital, vice president at Morgan Stanley and vice president at RBS. He was a programmer analyst at Goldman Sachs and assistant treasurer at Bankers Trust.
He also serves as an adjunct professor at the University of Phoenix.
== Education ==
He earned his bachelor of science degree in finance from the University of Connecticut and a masters degree in systems engineering from the University of Michigan.
== References ==
Sara Aldworth

Sara Aldworth is a public relations professional who is self-employed.
She previous served as vice president of marketing services for Vivid Ascent, formerly Strategics, Inc. She directs the creative and strategic aspect of the firm's client marketing communication projects.
== Background ==
Previous to joining Strategics, Aldworth was director of member services for the Henry Hazlitt Foundation, a non-profit organization. 
== Education ==
Aldworth holds a bachelor's degree in English literature from Western Illinois University.
== References ==
Category:Strategics, Inc. - Former Employees
Category:Vivid Ascent - Former Employees
Category: Strategics, Inc.
Category: Public Relations Professionals
Sara Jean Goodman

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Sara Goodman is a Michigan-based residential realtor who previously worked in the Chicago derivatives markets as a public relations and marketing professional.
She has previous worked as the director of marketing for Rival Systems, in charge of building the brand and marketing from the ground up. Goodman handled all aspects of the marketing including planning, managing and execution globally for the company.
== Background ==
She was most recently director of sales & marketing for Born Technology. Before that, she was real estate buyers agent with Coldwell Banker. 
Goodman managed and executed promotional, event, and digital marketing while at RTS Realtime Systems. She was in charge of marketing for the European region.
She previously was the assistant marketing manager at Advantage Futures, where she managed various marketing functions, including strategic planning, website and social media duties, and event marketing. She also project manages and designs the quarterly InsideAdvantage newsletter. 
She is a member of WILD (Women in Listed Derivatives). 
Goodman has served many volunteer positions. She was the 2010-11 director of social media for the Chicago American Marketing Association, voted Volunteer of the Year. She was also the 2010-11 director of social media for the Heartland Mobile Council. In the spring of 2010, Goodman was on the communications team for the American Marketing Association, Brandsmart 2010 where she served as Twitter and Social Media Communications Director. She volunteered for the Chicago American Marketing Association strategic marketing committee from June 2008 to June 2010. She was the alumni-collegiate relations chair for three years for the City of Chicago Zeta Tau Alpha Alumni organization.
In addition to a long history in marketing, Goodman was also a real estate agent with Coldwell Banker. She holds a Series 3 certification.
== Education ==
Goodman holds a bachelor's degree in marketing and management from the University of South Florida - College of Business Administration.
== References ==	
Category:Marketing Professionals
Category:Advantage Futures - Former Employees
Category:RTS Realtime Trading Systems - Former Employees
Category:Women in Listed Derivatives
Category:Born Technology - Former Employees
Category:Rival Systems - Former Employees
Sara Stahl

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Sara Stahl is a LNG commercial executive with Poten & Partners.
Formerly, she was a senior consultant at National Resources Forum.
Also, she was managing director, global marketing at Green Exchange Holdings LLC (GreenX). She was named to the position in June 2011. Based in London, Stahl headed GreenX’s global marketing activities in Europe and North America and reported to the exchange's CEO Tom Lewis. 
== Background ==
Stahl joined GreenX from the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), previously European Climate Exchange (ECX) where she spent seven years and held several positions in the Netherlands and UK. Her last post at the exchange was head of emissions markets. 
Before joining ECX, Stahl worked at the Directorate of Environment at the European Commission in Brussels and as a CSR analyst at Green Index in Sweden. 
== Education ==
She holds a masters degree from the Gothenburg School of Economics, with additional studies at the CATIE Environmental Research Centre, Costa Rica and INSEAD, France.
== References ==	
Caegory:Green Exchange Holdings LLC
Category:InterContinentalExchange - Former Employees
Category:InterContinentalExchange
Category:Green Exchange
Category:Green Exchange - Former Employees
Category:Bios - Marketing
Sarah "Sally" Miller

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Sarah "Sally" Miller is the Chief Executive Officer of the Institute of International Bankers (IIB). 
== Background ==
Prior to joining IIB in November 2010, Miller served as executive director and general counsel for the ABA Securities Association (ABASA) and senior vice president at the American Bankers Association, an affiliate of ABASA. 
Miller also worked in the Division of Corporation Finance and in the Office of the General Counsel at the SEC and served as a director of the International Securities Exchange.. 
== Education ==
Miller is a graduate of Boston University and American University's Washington College of Law. She is a member of the D.C. Bar.
== References ==
Category:Lawyers
Sarah Al-Suhaimi

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Sarah Al Suhaimi is the first woman to chair Saudi Arabia’s stock exchange, the largest stock exchange in the Middle East. She was appointed to that position, replacing Khalid Al Rabiah, in February 2017. She retains her position as head of NCB Capital, the investment banking unit of National Commercial Bank. She was the first female head of a Saudi investment bank when she assumed the role at NCB in 2014.
== Background ==
Before joining NCB Capital, Al Suhaimi was chief investment officer at Jadwa Investment and a senior portfolio manager at Samba Financial Group. Her father, Jammaz Al Suhaimi, was the head of the Capital Market Authority, Saudi Arabia's market regulator, until 2006.
== Education ==
She holds a Bachelor's Degree from King Saud University.
== References ==
Sarah Bloom Raskin

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Sarah Bloom Raskin is a member of the board of governors of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
On March 12, 2014, she was confirmed by the U.S. Senate to succeed Neal Wolin as deputy secretary of the U.S. Treasury. That post will make her the highest-ranking woman ever at the agency. Raskin was nominated to the Treasury post by President Barack Obama in July 2013.
Her move to the Treasury from the Fed followed the departure of two top Fed officials, Chairman Ben Bernanke in January, 2014, and Elizabeth Duke in August, 2013. 
Raskin was unanimously confirmed as a Federal Reserve governor by the United States Senate on September 30, 2010 and took office on October 4, 2010, to fill an unexpired term ending January 31, 2016. At the Fed, she was heavily involved in writing rules to implement the Dodd-Frank Act. She has spoken infrequently on monetary policy in public. 
== Background ==
Before her appointment to the Fed, she was the commissioner of financial regulation for the State of Maryland. 
Before that, she was a managing director at Promontory Financial Group. She also served as banking counsel for the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs. 
Earlier in her career, she worked at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the Joint Economic Committee of the Congress. 
Raskin has argued that the large amounts of cash pumped into the markets by banks' proprietary trading arms is destabilizing because it makes the banks' risky trades appear less so, and could trigger sharp price drops in a down market. She disagrees with the orthodox view held by financiers that large amounts of liquidity always create a more efficient market. In a July 2012 speech she said, “Price discovery actually is impeded by this hyper-liquidity." 
She has been an outspoken critic of what she has called "sloppy and deceptive practices" by mortgage servicers and has called for more government action in the housing market.
== Education ==
Raskin received a B.A. in economics from Amherst College in 1983 and a J.D. from Harvard Law School.
== References ==
Sarah Parker

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Sarah Parker is a Chicago-based marketing professional. Currently, Parker is an executive director with the CME Group in charge of international marketing.
== Background ==
Previously, Parker was an aide to the CEO of the CME Group in Chicago helping with the transition from Craig Donohue to Phupinder Gill as Gill took over as CEO
She was also senior director of marketing for the CME Group in Chicago from 2006 to 2012.
From 2004 to 2006, Parker was the national marketing director of Premier Yachts, now Entertainment Cruises. She also served as marketing manager, operations manager and events coordinator for Premier Yachts.
== Education ==
Parker holds a bachelor of arts degree from Michigan State University. She also holds and masters of business administration from Northwester University's Kellogg School of Management.
== References ==
Sarah Rudolph

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Sarah Rudolph is a Chicago-based financial journalist who serves as the editor-in-chief of John Lothian News.
Rudolph was previously managing editor and head of editorial operations at JLN. She was named editor-in-chief in September of 2019. She joined John Lothian News in 2007 as an editor of MarketsWiki. She later became a producer-editor of John Lothian News and was named managing editor in 2013. She was named head of editorial operations in April of 2018.
 
== Background == 
Formerly executive editor of SFO Magazine for nearly two years and associate editor of Securities Week for five years, Rudolph began her career as a futures reporter and then honed her skills reporting on a wider variety of financial topics.
== Education ==
Rudolph holds a Bachelor of Arts in Literature/Writing from Columbia University in the City of New York.
== Published Works ==
*Keeping Tabbs on the Options Industry
*Scouts meet STEM at the Chicago Trading Tech 300 merit badge program
*Clearing the Deck: CME Introduces “Drop Copy” Functionality - FIA Magazine, September/October 2007 Issue
*Institutions Drive Options Volume Skyward
*Passive-Aggressive Trading
*Nasdaq Flirts with the Philadelphia Stock Exchange
*CHX Revamps Business Model with Routing, by Sarah Rudolph and Peter Chapman
*Product Profile - The Russells Move to ICE
== Interview ==
Interviewed about MarketsWiki on Catching Dandelions blog: www.catchingdandelions.blogspot.com
== References ==	
Category:MarketsWiki Development Team
Category:Journalists
Category:John J. Lothian & Company, Inc.
Category:John Lothian News
Category:SFO Magazine
Category:Securities Week
Sarajevo Stock Exchange

The Sarajevo Stock Exchange (SASE), based in the autonomous Bosniak-Croat Federation, is one of two bourses in Bosnia. It lists 256 companies. 
Borsa Istanbul owns an approximate 10 percent stake in SASE.
== History ==
The Sarajevo Stock Exchange founded on September 13, 2001 by eight brokerage houses. Trading at the exchange officially began on April 12, 2002.
== Products and Services ==
== Key People ==
== References ==
Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002

The Sarbanes-Oxley Act, also called SOX or Sarbox, is U.S. legislation enacted on July 30, 2002 by President George W. Bush to establish new or enhanced standards for all U.S. public company boards, management, and public accounting firms. The act set up a bureaucracy for distributing and enforcing standards. It made senior executives liable for the accuracy of financial reporting and demanded more corporate disclosure.
 
It is also known as the Public Company Accounting Reform and Investor Protection Act of 2002.
Named after its sponsors Senator Paul Sarbanes (D-MD) and Representative Michael G. Oxley (R-OH), the Act was meant to help restore the public's confidence in American business, which had suffered a blow as a result of accounting scandals at Enron, Tyco, Adelphia and Worldcom. The scandals cost investors billions of dollars and eroded confidence in the securities markets. 
It also created a new regulator for the accounting industry called the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board. 
The law was controversial from the start; smaller firms in particular complained that the costs and time needed for compliance were overly burdensome. 
A report released by The Committee on Capital Markets Regulation in November 2006 argued that the U.S. - New York City in particular - would lose its status as the financial center of the world because more companies were choosing to place their initial public offerings in countries where regulations were less strict. Sarbanes-Oxley was blamed for this.
== References ==
Category:Legislation
Saro Jahani

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Saro Jahani is the chief information officer of Direct Edge. Jahani joined Direct Edge in April 2011. His responsibilities include the management of information technology for the firm.
== Background ==
Before joining Direct Edge, Jahani was Chief Information Officer at the National Stock Exchange (NSX) from March 2008 to April 2011. He has also served as Global Head of Infrastructure for Townsend Analytics and Executive Vice President of IT Operations for SunGard. Jahani began his career as an IT executive consultant at Cap Gemini in 1994, also working in IT at Swedish Telecom and Crosfield Electronics.
== Education ==
*MS, Electrical Engineering, University of Uppsala (Sweden)
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Direct Edge