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Charles Vice

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Charles A. Vice is vice chairman of Intercontinental Exchange, with responsibility for ICE’s global technology, information security and operations. He was previously president and chief operating officer, and has been with ICE and its predecessor company for more than 23 years. He was appointed vice chairman in November of 2017.
He became president in October 2005 and chief operating officer in July 2001. Vice oversees operations at ICE, including market and business development and customer support activities. 
== Background ==
Before becoming COO of ICE, Vice spent 25 years supplying and adapting information technology to the energy industry. He joined Continental Power Exchange, Inc. (CPEX) during its start in 1994. Before joining CPEX, he was a principal with Energy Management Associates for five years, providing consulting services to energy firms. From 1985 to 1988, he served as a systems analyst with Electronic Data Systems.
== Education ==
Vice holds a Bachelor's of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Alabama and an MBA from Vanderbilt University.
He serves on the Board of Visitors at the Owen School and the Leadership Board of the U of A College of Engineering where he is a Distinguished Engineering Fellow.
== References ==	
Category: Exchange COOs
Category:ICE
Category:InterContinentalExchange - Employees
Category:InterContinentalExchange
Category:ICE Senior Executives
Charles Whitman

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Charles Whitman is founder and heads the management team at Whitman Capital Management, which he launched in 2013. Whitman also serves as senior portfolio manager for all of the firm's offerings and also oversees research, trading and business development. 
 
== Background ==
He has more than 30 years experience in the trading space and was formerly the co-founder and CEO of Infinium Capital Management, from 2003 to 2012. 
He is considered an authority on options trading and money management. He helped start Infinium to leverage the trading advantages of electronic platforms. During his time at Infinium, the firm grew from seven people on staff to more than 250, and annual revenues at the firm rose to $200 million by 2008, with an average over the last five years as CEO of $125 million. 
Whitman became a member of the Chicago Board of Trade in 1992 and is also a member of CME Group, Chicago Board of Options Exchange, and Minneapolis Grain Exchange and used his experience in trading agriculture options to build Infinium. 
He was also a partner in Blink Trading, which was sold to GETCO in November 2002.
== Education ==
Whitman attended DePaul University where he majored in finance. 
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Infinium Capital Management
Charles Xioajia Li

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Charles Xioajia Li is an industry executive and the former CEO of Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Ltd. He stepped down at the end of December 2020. 
He was elected to the board of directors at MarketAxess on July 13, 2021. 
During his tenure as CEO, the exchange established a two-way trading link between the stock exchanges of Hong Kong and Shanghai, opened in 2014, which was followed by a similar link with the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, as well as a bond-market equivalent. Called Stock Connect, the links were integral to major index providers’ later decisions to include mainland-listed stocks in their global equity benchmarks.
In 2012, Li oversaw HKEX’s $2.1 billion takeover of the London Metal Exchange for 1.39 billion pounds, which outbid the Intercontinental Exchange. This transaction was the exchange's first overseas acquisition and gave the exchange its first commodities contracts.
In 2019, he led an attempt to buy the London Stock Exchange Group — which was in the process of buying Refinitiv Holdings. The LSE rejected the unsolicited approach.
In May 2020, the exchange said Li planned to step down by October 2021, when his contract expired, or earlier if a successor was found. 
In 2021, Li was inducted into the Futures Industry Association's Futures Hall of Fame, which was established in 2005 to commemorate outstanding contributions to the global futures and options community.
On Sept. 26, 2024, Bloomberg reported that Li had launched an exchange in Macau, named Micro Connect Ltd., to list Chinese micro businesses. Li said the firm’s licensed exchange has listed 39 small firms. At a ceremony in Macau that day, Li said the trading platform has similar rules to traditional finance but takes into account the specific features of smaller firms with funding needs.
== Background ==
Before HKEx, Li served as non-executive director of the Shanghai Pudong Development Bank Co Ltd and as non-executive director of the China Vanke Co Ltd from 2008 to 2010. 
Li served as chairman for J.P. Morgan China from 2003 to 2009 and was responsible for all of J.P. Morgan's businesses in China. 
From 1994 to 2003, he worked at Merrill Lynch China and served as president from 1999 to 2003. During his service at Merrill Lynch, he was responsible for a wide range of investment banking businesses of the firm. Li also worked as an associate for Brown & Wood, New York and Davis Polk & Wardwell, New York.
== Education ==
Li received a B.A. in English from Xiamen University in China, an M.A. in journalism from the University of Alabama, and a J.D. from Columbia University.
== References ==	
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Category:Exchange CEOs
Category:Futures Hall of Fame Members
Charlie Jones

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Charlie Jones is a Washington, D.C.-based accredited association, media and marketing executive who most recently served as senior vice president of global brand management for the FIA.
Jones was named a Fellow by the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE), an award given for those professionals who demonstrate strategic thinking, visionary leadership, risk taking and an entrepreneurial spirit that establishes innovative programs in their sphere of influence. He specializes in marketing, conference planning, communications, public relations and strategic planning.
Jones serves as a trustee for Futures For Kids, a London-based foundation which supports children's charities around the world.
== Background ==
He joined the FIA in 2014 from the Washington, D.C.-based Heart Rhythm Society where he was vice president, marketing, communications and membership. At the Heart Rhythm Society, Jones launched three award winning national awareness programs for clinicians and patients, among other accomplishments, which saw the organization's stature and reach grow.
He also served as director of marketing and member services for the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO).
Before joining NACUBO, he worked in the telecom industry for AT&T and an affiliated company, Concert, Inc.
== Education ==
Jones holds a bachelor of science in finance from the University of Evansville. He also holds a number of certificates, including in events management from The George Washington University and as a certified association executive from ASAE, The Center for Association Leadership. He has also held a Series 7 registration from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA).
== References ==	
Category:AT&T - Former Employees
Category:Heart Rhythm Society - Former Employees
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Charlie Lee

Charlie Lee is the creator of Litecoin. He is a former employee of both Google and Coinbase.
== Background == 
Charlie Lee was born in the West African nation of Ivory Coast. He emigrated with his family to the United States, later attending the Massachusetts Insitute of Technology.
Lee has worked for several tech companies. In 2007, he began a software engineer position at Google. In his spare time, he attempted to create an altcoin called Tenebrix in 2011, but it was unsuccessful.
== Litecoin ==
Lee began work on Litecoin in 2011. He launched it in 2013, his second attempt at creating an altcoin. That same year, he left Google to begin working at Coinbase, simultaneously working there and managing Litecoin. He said at the time that he considered Litecoin a "side project." He left Coinbase in 2017.
In February 2018, Lee announced over Twitter that Litecoin Cash, a new ICO, was fraudulently presenting itself as a fork based off of Litecoin. Lee issued a firm statement that Litecoin was not forking any time soon, and that any ICOs presenting themselves as forks of Litecoin were "scams." He advised potential investors, "don't fall for it," and "be careful out there!"
In February 2019, Lee announced that he had met with Matthias von Hauff, CEO of Germany's WEG Bank, in a "very productive" meeting about upcoming products from TokenPay.
In August 2019, the Litecoin Foundation began receiving decreased donations. According to Xinxi Wang, a board director at the Foundation, a number of employees volunteered to decrease their salaries in order to help the Foundation "weather the storm." The organization did not actively seek donations from the community in Q1 of 2018. News of this came a week after The Block reported that the Litecoin Foundation had depleted 75 percent of its cryptocurrency reserves since Q2 of 2018. Lee, whose donations have accounted for 80 percent of the foundations funding since 2017, told Coindesk in a story published on August 28 that he would remain committed to funding the Litecoin Foundation. He said that his goal is for the Litecoin Foundation to become self-sustaining from donations, partnerships, and merchandise sales. Wang told Chinese news site XCong that the financial issues the Foundation was having were had no correlation "between donations and enthusiasm," and that the decreased price of Litecoin in Q1 2019 had just as much to do with the Foundation's financial issues as the low volume of donations.
== Education ==
Charlie Lee graduated from MIT in the 1999 with a master's degree in computer science, after studying in a back-to-back bachelor's and master's degree program.
==References==	
Category:Liteoin
Category:Coinbase
Category:CryptoMarketsWiki
Charlie Mak

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Charlie Mak is president of international wealth at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, a joint wealth management venture between Morgan Stanley and Citigroup Inc.'s Smith Barney. He was appointed in August 2011 and oversees businesses in Latin America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
== Background ==
Mak is a member of Morgan Stanley's Asia Pacific executive committee and was formerly the head of Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Asia. He has worked in finance for 36 years, beginning with several roles in accounting and legal at Morgan Stanley. Mak began working as an investment adviser in the individual investor services division at Morgan Stanley's New York office in 1986, moving to the Hong Kong office in 1989.
== Education ==
*BBA, PACE University, New York
*MBA, PACE University, New York
== References ==	
Category:Bios - Executives
Charlie McCreevy

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Charlie McCreevy is a member of the European Commission, responsible for the internal market and services, which includes oversight of financial services, regulated professions and auditing and accounting.
McCreevy, an Irish national and career politician - including seven years as finance minister - oversees the implementation of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (Mifid) in the European Union.
== Staff ==
Martin Power, head of cabinet; Nathalie de Basaldua; deputy head of cabinet; Martin Merlin, member with responsibility for Directorate H (Financial institutions) and Unit G1 (Financial Services Policy).
== Background ==
McCreevy was elected to the Irish parliament in 1977, and first took office as minister for social welfare in February 1992 through January 1993. He was minister for tourism and trade (1993-1994) and minister for finance from June 1997 to September 2004. He resigned his seat in 2004 to become Ireland's European Commissioner.
== Education ==
He was educated at University College Dublin (B. Comm), and is a chartered accountant and member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants.
== References ==
== External Links ==
*DG Internal Market and Services
category:Regulators
Charlie Mulhern

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Charlie Mulhern is vice president at the Wellington Management Company, LLP and the director of investment data and derivative services within investment administration. He also participates in various industry forums including the Asset Management Group of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association and the Operations Steering Committee of ISDA.
== Background ==
Before joining Wellington Management Company in 2005, Mulhern was a vice president at JPMorgan Chase for 14 years.
He was asked to become co-chair of the ISDA Industry Governance Committee on June 14, 2011 along with Athanassios Diplas.
== Education ==
Mulhern attended the University of Maryland College Park and the Suffolk County Community College for his undergraduate degree. He received his BBA from Hofstra University and his MBA from New York University - Leonard N. Stern School of Business.
== References ==
Category: Bios - Executives
Charlie Walker

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Charlie Walker was appointed deputy chief executive officer of the London Stock Exchange in September 2023. He supports the daily running of the exchange and oversees the LSEG’s primary markets business. He joined LSEG in 2018 and served as head of equity and fixed income primary markets. 
He reports to Julia Hoggett, the chief executive of LSE. He also has joined the firm's board. 
== Background ==
Before LSEG, Walker was part of JP Morgan Cazenove’s equity capital markets team, where he was responsible for originating and executing equity transactions.
While at JPMC, he assisted in raising more than £45bn of equity capital across five continents on behalf of clients. He also worked in Sydney raising capital for companies on the Australian Stock Exchange and took primary responsibility for the South African equity capital markets practice.
== Education ==
Walker earned a Master of Philosophy in Management from the University of Cambridge and a Bachelor of Arts in economics from the University of Exeter. 
== References ==
Charlotte Andersen

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Charlotte Andersen joined Actant in June 2010 as the Vice President of Marketing. 
== Background ==
Andersen has more than 8 years experience in sales and marketing roles. She was most recently the business development director at Updata, plc. where she drove transformation of the front end of the company. Prior to that, she was the co-founder of Tideway Systems. 
== Education ==
== References ==	
Category:Updata PLC - Former Employees
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Actant
Charlotte Crosswell

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Charlotte Crosswell is CEO of the FinTech trade group Innovate Finance. She took over that post in August of 2017 when Lawrence Wintermeyer stepped down as CEO.
Previously, Crosswell was a board member and advisor to Nasdaq OMX NLX, where she had previously been the chief executive officer. She stepped down as head of the cross-product trading and clearing platform on May 1, 2016, after NLX shut down due to low interest rates and declining volumes.
She continued to represent Nasdaq as a board director at LCH Ltd until January of 2017 and TheCityUK until 2015.
Previously, Crosswell was president of NASDAQ's OMX Pan European Market, which linked multiple trading pools across Europe. The NASDAQ OMX Pan European Market spot required Crosswell to be based in London. She was responsible for the operations and strategic development of the Pan European market and reported to NASDAQ OMX executive vice president of Transaction Services, Chris Concannon. That market closed down in 2010. 
== Background ==
Crosswell started her financial career at Goldman Sachs in European equity sales in 1995 and worked there for three years.
From 1998 to 2004, she held management positions at the London Stock Exchange in sales and business development roles, both in the UK and internationally. 
From 2004 to 2007 Crosswell was head of international listings for NASDAQ. While in this position, she was responsible for non-U.S. IPOs and managing NASDAQ's relationships with its overseas listed companies through representatives based in London, New York, Bangalore, and Beijing. She fought with the LSE to persuade businesses in burgeoning markets to list on NASDAQ rather than London's junior Alternative Investment Market. 
From 2007 to 2008, Crosswell was a partner and head of business development at Pension Corporation, a London-based pension management firm. At Pension Corporation, she was responsible for the firm's business development strategy, as well as developing relationships with customers, the actuarial community and the media.
== John Lothian News Interview ==
Charlotte Crosswell Talks About The New NASDAQ OMX NLX
The interest rate market will get some more competition at the end of the year with the launch of the NASDAQ OMX NLX futures exchange. JLN editor-in-chief Jim Kharouf spoke with exchange CEO Charlotte Crosswell, at IDX 2012 in London, about the new exchange's move into euro and sterling-based short-term interest rate and long-term interest rate contracts, the trading and clearing platform and who will be participating in the new market. Published July 9, 2012. Watch at JohnLothianNews.com
== Education ==
Crosswell has a BA in French from the University of Southampton.
==MarketsWiki Education Videos==
== References ==	
Category:NASDAQ OMX - Former Employees
Category:MarketsWiki Education
Category:LCH -Former Board Members
Category:Former Exchange CEOs
Charlotte Rutherford-Lee

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Charlotte Rutherford-Lee is an associate director of the London-based public relations and marketing firm Rostron Parry Ltd.
== Background ==
Her work before joining Rostron Parry Ltd. included as a music teacher at the Forte School of Music. She was also an account manager for Compaq Computers and worked in marketing at Hewlett Packard and account management at Toshiba. 
She also worked for Pioneer Alternative Investments in sales support.
== Education ==
University of Auckland, BCom, Marketing/PR, Accounting
== References ==
Category:Public Relations Professionals
Category:Rostron Parry
Chartered Accountant

An accounting designation given to accounting professionals in many countries around the world outside of the United States. A Chartered Accountant (CA) designation typically proves the holder has the qualifications to audit financial statements and business practices as well as offer advisory services to clients. The equivalent to a CA designation in the U.S. is the Certified Public Accountant.
Chartered Accountants claim to be the first accounting group to form a professional body, in 1854 in Britain. Today, there are several countries that have institutions that provide membership, including:
*United Kingdom
*Australia
*Canada
*India
*Republic of Ireland
*Nigeria
*Pakistan
*South Africa
*New Zealand
== References ==
Category:Accounting
Category:Professional Designations
Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst

A chartered alternative investment analyst is an individual who has been granted accreditation by the CAIA Association. Earning the CAIA designation requires the passage of two exams covering issues and topics relevant to the alternative investment community. Such topics include:
*Professional Standards and Ethics 
*Introduction to Alternative Investments 
*Real Assets 
*Hedge Funds 
*Structured Products
*Commodities
*Private Equity
*Structured Products
*Risk Management and Portfolio Management
*Manager Selection, Due Diligence, and Regulation
*Research Issues and Current Topics
== References ==
Category:Accreditations
Category:CAIA
Chartered Financial Analyst

Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) is a professional designation given by the CFA Institute that measures a financial analyst's competence and integrity. Candidates for the CFA title must pass three levels of exams covering areas such as accounting, economics, ethics, money management and security analysis.
To become a CFA charterholder, you must have a minimum of three years of investment/financial experience. Those enrolling in the program must hold a bachelor's degree.
To pass the exams, one must have a comprehensive understanding of accounting, economics, and portfolio management, as well as successful demonstration of a high level of proficiency in the valuation and analysis of both equity and fixed-income securities.
The expansion of up to about a million people having taken the test by 2008, was believed to partly reflect that lure of significant money in the area of finance and (at least until the credit crisis). But it is also taken as showing the growing appeal of the CFA brand outside its American birthplace: more than two-fifths of 2008 candidates come from Asia, where job ads in the South China Morning Post now often say "CFA-required."
== References ==
Category:Accounting
Category:Professional Designations
Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment

The Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment(CISI) charitable organization set up by the practitioners in conjunction with the London Stock Exchange in 1992. The Charity was established to promote the dissemination of knowledge about securities and investments for public benefit; to develop a criteria of ethical standards for practitioners in those field and to act as an authoritative body for the purpose of consultation and research in matters of public education interest involving investments and securities. CISI has more than 40,000 members in 89 countries, though membership is concentrated in the U.K.
In June 2012, CISI and the Options Industry Council (OIC) signed a conent sharing agreement making the OIC's options educational materials available to CISI members. This agreement will shift the CISIs sphere of influence into the United States market with the offering of OIC resources such as "investor services live help" and "www.OptionsEducation.org". 
== History ==
== Products and Services ==
== Membership ==
== Key People ==
== References ==
Category:Educators
Category:OCC
Category:Options
Chatham Energy Partners

Chatham Energy Partners, LLC was an interdealer broker that was focused on the over-the-counter energy market. It was announced in September of 2007 that it would be acquired by Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), Inc. and that the new business would be operated as a wholly owned subsidiary of ICE called Chatham Energy, LLC. 
Chatham specializes in structuring and facilitating transactions in the over-the-counter (OTC) markets for energy options. Chatham's clients include many of the world's largest commercial energy firms, utilities and financial institutions.
Category:Brokerages
Chaz Shaw

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Chaz Shaw is a sales and marketing executive who is currently a student at Stockholm University.
He has specialized during his career in growing early-stage financial technology companies.
== Background ==
Chaz served as the head of sales at Graz Sweden AB, a data warehouse provider for financial institutions located in Stockholm, Sweden. 
Prior to joining Graz in Sweden, Chaz was Managing Director and Head of Sales for Derivix Corporation, a financial services software company, acquired by FlexTrade Systems in July 2012, that provides options analytics, electronic execution and real-time risk management.
Before joining Derivix, Shaw was the Director of Sales at ITG Derivatives, a position he assumed as a result of ITG's acquisition of RedSky Financial where he was Managing Director, Co-Head of Sales and Marketing. 
Earlier in his career, he managed buy-side sales for Interactive Brokers and helped launch NQLX, a start-up electronic futures exchange that was a joint venture between NASDAQ and LIFFE.. 
Chaz started his career on the trading floors of Chicago, first as an intern at J.P. Morgan Futures Inc. and later as a derivatives broker at Nomura Securities Intl.
== Education ==
Chaz is a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley.
== References ==	
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Derivix
Category:JP Morgan - Former Employees
Category:Nomura Securities - Former Employees
Category:Redsky - Former Employees
Category:Interactive Brokers - Former Employees
Category:NQLX - Former Employees