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Amy Shelly

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Amy Shelly is a financial services industry veteran who was the former chief financial officer for the OCC. She assumed the role in December 2016 and left the organization in July of 2022. 
In her CFO role, she was a point person for the OCC's project to completely replace it's technology by 2020. 
== Background ==
Before joining OCC, Shelly was the CFO for Optiver from 2008 to 2014. The first 12 years of her career were spent in banking - seven years with Goldman Sachs and almost three years with both ABN Amro and JP Morgan Chase.
In 2018, Shelly was co-chair of the LaSalle Street Trading Tech Awards with Joanne Moffic-Silver. They were the first women to chair the event in its over 45 year history.
== Education ==
Shelly is a graduate of St. Mary's College where she earned a bachelor's degree in business administration. 
==MarketsWiki Education==
Shelly participated in the MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity series in Chicago in July of 2017.
== References ==	
Category:Optiver - Former Employees
Category:Goldman Sachs - Former Employees
Category:ABN AMRO - Former Employees
Category:JP Morgan - Former Employees
Analyst

An analyst in the financial markets researches and reports on the performance of any listed company, industry or economy whose securities trade publicly. Many analysts previously employed by investment banks and brokerages on Wall Street before the credit crisis were "sell-side", whereas institutional investors and fund managers typically employ "buy-side" analysts.
== Buy or sell ==
Financial analysts - also called securities analysts - typically research the performance of certain securities and then issue reports with attached "buy," "sell" or "hold" recommendation to their employers clients.However, "sell-side" analysts are those who write reports aimed at "selling" an investment idea to a client - these reports came under fire earlier this decade when analysts at Merrill Lynch and CSFB published sell-side reports justifying some clearly unsustainable stocks in the IT sector.
"Buy-side" analysts, by contrast, usually work for fund managers or asset managers and can cover more securities and write shorter reports since they have access to sell-side reports as well as their own research. These analysts typically distribute their reports and buy/sell/hold recommendations only to their employers. "Independent" analysts typically work for research firms that have no ties with either the buy or sell side of the financial sector.
== References ==
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Category:Definitions
Ananda Radhakrishnan

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Ananda K. Radhakrishnan is a Washington-based derivatives lawyer, former regulator and executive who is the general counsel of the American Banking Association ("ABA").
Previously, he served the ABA as vice president, Center for Bank Derivatives Policy.
Formerly, he was a partner in the regulatory, derivatives and commodities practice in the Washington, DC office of law firm Norton Rose Fulbright. He joined Norton Rose in November 2014 after spending nine years at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, most recently as director of the Division of Clearing and Risk. 
== Background ==
Radhakrishnan served as legal counsel and advisor to the chairman on legal, regulatory, and policy issues affecting the CFTC, with emphasis on clearing, market oversight and enforcement. 
From October 2005 until October 2011, Radhakrishnan was director of clearing and intermediary oversight (DCIO). In 2011, as the Dodd-Frank Act added swaps to the CFTC's oversight responsibilities, the commission reorganized some of its divisions. Radhakrishnan became the director of clearing and risk, and Gary Barnett was hired as director of swap dealer and intermediary oversight. 
In the DCIO role, Radhakrishnan served as the principal policy advisor in determining and advocating for CFTC policies and procedures. He was also charged with promoting effective, flexible oversight to respond to continually evolving market conditions. 
Under his leadership, the Division of Clearing and Risk implemented key requirements of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, including regulations with respect to core principles for derivatives clearing organizations (DCOs); clearing determinations issued by the CFTC; regulations governing clearing member risk management and the protection and investment of customer funds; and regulations mandating the straight-through-processing of swaps executed on futures exchanges and swap execution facilities.
Before he joined the CFTC, Radhakrishnan worked for seven years at the Clearing House Division of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Inc. (CME), where he was responsible for strategic and risk management planning and project management for the CME clearinghouse. He also worked on initiatives such as cross-margining and mutual offset arrangements and the clearinghouse credit facility.
== Education ==
Radhakrishnan received his law degree from the National University of Singapore Law School and his graduate degree in Finance/Marketing from the Kelley School of Business, Indiana University.
== References ==	
Category:Norton Rose Fullbright - Former Employees
Category:CFTC
Category:Former CME Staff
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Anat R. Admati

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Anat R. Admati is the George G.C. Parker Professor of Finance and Economics at the Graduate School of Business, Stanford University. 
She was named to the FDIC Advisory Committee on June 3, 2011.
She has written extensively on information dissemination in financial markets, trading mechanisms, portfolio management, financial contracting, and corporate governance and banking. Since 2010, she has been active in the debate over financial regulation, particularly capital regulation, and has written research and policy papers and commentary on the subject. She is a coauthor of the book, The Bankers’ New Clothes: What’s Wrong with Banking and What to Do about It.
Admati has become a gadfly to the banking industry because of her view that the regulatory changes since the 2008 crisis are insufficient and that banks should be made to behave more like other companies by forcing them to reduce greatly their reliance on borrowed money. She has said that big banks should be required to raise at least 30 percent of their funding in the form of equity, about six times more than the current average for the largest American banks. She has also advocated requiring banks to suspend dividend payments, which would increase their equity by retaining their profits, until they are sufficiently capitalized. 
She is a fellow of the Econometric Society, and has served as a board member of the American Finance Association and on multiple editorial boards. She also serves on the FDIC Systemic Resolution Advisory Committee.
She is the recipient of a Sloan Research Fellowship, a Batterymarch Fellowship, and multiple research grants. TIME Magazine named her one of the 100 most influential people in 2014.
 
== Background ==
Admati has written many articles regarding financial markets, portfolio management, financial contracting, and corporate governance and banking. She has also previously served on the board for the American Finance Association.
In February 2014, she debated bankers at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. President Obama invited her and five other economists to a private lunch in July 2014 to discuss their ideas. A few weeks later, she testified for the first time before the Senate Banking Committee. 
== Education ==
Anat received a BS degree in Mathematics and Statistics from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem and an MA, MPhil and PhD from Yale University.
== References ==	
Category: Bios - Executives
Category: MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Anders Berg

Anders Berg is the CFO at Swedbank C&C.
Previously, he was the chief financial officer of Orc Software AB. He left Orc in November 2011, to be replaced by Tomas Ljunglöf.
 
He had been employed by Orc Software AB since 2007.
== Background ==
* 2002 — 2007 (5 years)
Vice President, Head of Finance for Investor AB
* May 2001 — March 2002 (11 months)
General Manager for Investor Growth Capital Holding
* August 1999 — May 2001 (1 year 10 months)
Partner and CFO for Jahaya AB
* January 1995 — August 1999 (4 years 8 months)
CFO for Eldaco AB
== Education ==
Berg's education includes business studies.
Uppsala universitet
1983 — 1986
== References ==
Category:Orc Software Executives
Category:Orc Software
Category:Orc Software
Anders Henriksson

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Anders Henriksson is the managing director of adde.technology. He is also a senior industrial advisor to Nordic Capital and a board member and non-executive director of Macrobond Financial.
Formerly, hew was an executive vice president, head of business unit global services and chief growth officer at Itiviti, a Stockholm-based software firm established in 2016 to combine two subsidiaries, Orc Group and CameronTec. From 2010 until the creation of Itiviti in 2016, Henriksson served as CEO of the group's CameronTec subsidiary, which specializes in FIX connectivity, order routing and integration.
== Background ==
Henriksson joined Orc in 2006 as head of its Benelux, Central and Eastern Europe division. In 2009 he was named VP of business development, where he remained until assuming the CEO spot at CameronTec.
Before joining Orc, he worked as a management consultant with Andersen Consulting (Accenture). He was also a Director at E2E Infotech Ltd, initially a joint venture between UBM (investment bank of UniCredit), Orc Software and the Founders. E2E developed from a start-up company with four founders to a global consultancy with 50+ employees in Henriksson’s tenure as director.
== Education ==
* Master of Science in Engineering Physics from Lund Institute of Technology
* Master of Science in International Business Administration from School of Economics and Management at Lund University 
* Executive MBA from Bled School of Management
== References ==	
Category:Independent Software Vendors
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Anderson Consulting - Former Employees
Category:Itiviti - Former Employees
Category"CameronTec - Former Employees
Andre Buckles

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Andre Buckles is vice president of talent acquisition at the OCC. He began that role in October 2016.
== Background ==
Buckles is a talent acquisition leader with over 20 years of global experience. He has lived in Russia, India, and Singapore and has traveled extensively. He lives in the Chicago suburbs with his wife, son, two cats and one dog.
== Education ==
He attended Boston University and the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he earned a Bachelor's degree in International Relations.
== References ==
Andre Dirckx

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Andre Dirckx is a member of the Supervisory Board of NYSE Euronext. He is also chairman of the Board of Confinimmo (Belgium) and a board member of the Belgian charitable organization "Les Petits Riens." 
== Background ==
In 1998, Dirckx retired from his position as managing director and member of the Executive Board of General Bank. He then served as chairman of the Board of Directors of Brussels Exchanges and as a member of the board of Warehouses De Pauw N.V. (Belgium). 
== Education ==
== References ==	
Category:NYSE Euronext Supervisory Board Members
Andrea Enria

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Andrea Enria is the head of the supervisory regulations and policies department at the Bank of Italy in Rome.
He was also appointed as chairperson to the European Banking Authority (EBA) on January 13, 2011, where he is is responsible for preparing the work of the board of supervisors, and he also chairs the meetings of the board of supervisors and the management board. In his first interview after being named chairman of the EBA, Enria said that he would use a "top-down" approach in his position and plans to use a single set of rules to put more controlled oversight on banks, which could potentially emasculate the EU regulators. 
== Background ==
Prior to his position as the head of the supervisory regulations and policies department at the Bank of Italy, he served as senior economist in the financial structures unit, directorate monetary and financial sector, and in the directorate general research of the bank where he covered issues such as competition policy, bank ownership and group structures, implementation of community legislation, supervisory cooperation, analytical issues on banking supervision and financial stability.
He served as secretary general of the Committee of European Banking Supervisors (CEBS), and as company secretary of CEBS Secretariat Limited.
Enria also worked for the European Central Bank, and served as head of the financial supervision division, directorate financial stability and supervision, from 1999 to 2004.
== Education ==
Enria received a masters degree in economics from the University of Cambridge.
== References ==
Category: MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Andrea Hotter

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Andrea Hotter is a New York-based special correspondent with Fastmarkets. She began that role in September of 2012.
She was previously a special correspondent with Metal Bulletin. Before that, she was an editor with Dow Jones Newswires on its commodities desk.
== Background ==
Ad Dow Jones, Hotter was responsible for coverage of the metals, softs (foodstuff) and grains markets for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). She oversaw a team of London-based reporters and additional contributors throughout the region.
Previously, Hotter covered the commodities markets-and metals for Mitsui Bussan Commodities London, where she has worked as a commodities broker. Additionally, she has been deputy editor of Metal Bulletin PLC magazine, a senior correspondent for Bridge News and a senior correspondent for OsterDowJones.
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== Education ==
Hotter holds a bachelor's degree in English literature and language from the University of London.
== References ==	
Category:Metal Bulletin
Category:Dow Jones
Category:Dow Jones - Former Employees
Category:Journalists
Andrea Ledford

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Andrea Ledford is chief people officer with IEX Group, a role she assumed in 2019. She is responsible for leading IEX's strategy to attract, develop and retain top talent. She manages employee learning and development, manager training and coaching to grow a culture that is collaborative, inclusive and high-performing. She oversees IEX's marketing and communications efforts as well as Think Big, Do Good, IEX's volunteer and charitable giving initiative.
== Background ==
From 2007 to 2018, Ledford was executive vice president, chief people officer at NCR Corporation, where she transformed the internal and external reputation of the company's people function and oversaw the company's work across corporate real estate, communications and government and university relations. Before NCR, she held senior HR positions at companies including Motorola Mobility and Cisco. 
In 2017, she was named Chief Human Resources Officer of the Year-Sustainable Workforce by HRO Today.
== Education ==
Ledford earned a Bachelor of Science in accounting from the University of Colorado in Boulder.
Category:NCR Corporation - Former Employees
Andrea M. Corcoran

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Andrea M. Corcoran is the founder and principal of Align International, LLC, a financial regulatory consultancy. She is currently an adjunct professor of futures regulation at Georgetown Law Center. She was appointed an independent director on the board of NYSE Liffe U.S. on March 23, 2010. 
Corcoran is also the chair of the Securities Advisory Board of the Toronto Centre, a Senior Fellow at the Samuel and Ronnie Heyman Center on Corporate Governance at Cardozo Law School, and a member of the CESR Consultative Panel. 
She is the author of numerous publications on listed derivatives markets, regulation of the U.S. financial markets, bankruptcy, and risk management, including the article, "In praise of markets: Why confidence loves transparency - an essay" which appears in the February 2009 issue of Focus, the monthly newsletter of the World Federation of Exchanges. 
www.world-exchanges.org/files/focus
She is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. In 2013, she 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.
== Background ==
Corcoran was previously a managing director at Promontory Financial Group. 
For the majority of her career, she held director level positions at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission: Office of International Affairs (1997 to 2006) and Trading and Markets (1982-1997). She also chaired the IOSCO Implementation Task Force, which developed a method for testing compliance with the IOSCO Objectives and Principles of Securities Regulation, and served in senior positions at the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission addressing issues such as specialist bankruptcy regulations and the crisis interventions and policy responses to the Barings Bank and Sumitomo scandals. 
She twice received the highest award for U.S. government service from Presidents Reagan and Clinton, respectively.
== Education ==
Corcoran received an LL.B. from Harvard Law School and an A.B. from Stanford University with honors.
== References ==	
Category:CFTC - Former Employees
Category:Futures Hall of Fame Members
Andrea Orcel

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Andrea Orcel was named executive chairman of global banking and markets at Bank of America on September 10, 2009. He was one of the highest-ranking holdovers from Merrill Lynch & Co., which was acquired by Bank of America in September of 2008. (The company was renamed Bank of America Merrill Lynch)
Orcel will remain in London and be responsible for strategy and interaction with major companies, investors and governments around the world.
== Background ==
Orcel was previously head of Global Origination and president of EMEA, Global Markets & Investment Banking, at Merrill Lynch & Co. 
== Education ==
== References ==
Andrea Pignataro

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Andrea Pignataro is an Italian entrepreneur known as the founder and CEO of ION Group, a financial data and technology firm headquartered in London. Born in Italy, Pignataro established the company in 1998 while working as a bond trader at Salomon Brothers. Under his leadership, ION Group has grown significantly, boasting $27 billion in net assets by 2023. The company owns a diverse portfolio of firms, including financial markets platform Dealogic and trading software group Fidessa. Organized into five main divisions—markets, analytics, core banking, corporates, and credit information—ION Group plays an integral role in the global financial industry.
In addition to his business ventures, Pignataro is also known for owning a collection of luxury villas and hotels situated on the island of Canouan in St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
Pignataro has largely shunned publicity, rarely speaking at events and never giving an interview to the English-language media. 
== Background ==
Pignataro spent his early career as a bond trader before he founded ION Trading, a global provider of multi-asset class trading software, in 1999. He sold 30 percent of the company to TA Associates in 2004. 
As of 2016, it was thought that he still retained a vast majority of the shares of the company, with the amount owned by TA Associates dropping to about 10 percent of the company. 
== Education ==
== References ==
Andrea Weidemann

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Andrea Weidemann is a media relations professional currently serving as a museum director with SIX Group in Zurich. She is the head of the Swiss Finance Museum.
Formerly, she was with Deutsche Boerse and was head of public relations for STOXX, Ltd., the index provider owned by Deutsche Boerse and SIX.
== Background ==
Before joining Deutsche Boerse, Weidemann was a public relations associate with Dow Jones Indexes. She has also served as a public relations and marketing assistant to the managing director at MBS Speditionsgesellschaft mbH
== Education ==
== References ==	
Category:Deutsche Boerse - Former Employees
Category:Public Relations Professionals
Andrei Kirilenko

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Andrei Kirilenko is a Mariupol, Ukraine-born professor and former regulator who is professor of finance, director of the Centre for Finance, technology and regulation at the Cambridge Judge Business School at the University of Cambridge.
Previously, he was director of the centre of global finance and technology at Imperial College Business School.
Formerly he was a professor of the practice of finance at Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School of Management (MIT). He joined the school in December 2012 after spending two years as chief economist at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
In April of 2020, Kirilenko wrote an opinion piece in The Globe and Mail titled "The destruction of my hometown of Mariupol is something I can never forgive."
== Background ==
Upon joining the CFTC in 2008, Kirilenko worked on a variety of pressing issues while at the CFTC, including the design and operations of agricultural, energy and financial contracts and markets. He also has worked on issues related to algorithmic and high frequency trading, and played a role in the May 6, 2010 flash crash review. Kirilenko was awarded the CFTC's Chairman's Award for Excellence in 2010.
As chief economist, he was chosen in February 2012 to be chairman of a new subcommittee focused on automated and high frequency trading. In June 2012, however, he announced his intention to leave the commission at the end of the year in order to accept a professorship at MIT.
On December 3, 2012, Kirilenko, along with professors Matthew Baron and Jonathan Brogaard, released a research paper, "The Trading Profits of High Frequency Traders." Commissioner Bart Chilton said that the study would make it easier for regulators “to put forth regulations in a streamlined fashion. It’s a key step in the process and it should fuel-inject the regulatory effort going forward.”
Prior to joining the CFTC in 2008, Kirilenko was with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), specializing in global capital markets issues.
== Education ==
Kirilenko received his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania with a focus in finance. He has extensive background on the informational properties and micro structure of the financial markets. His work has appeared in the Journal of Finance, the Journal of Financial Markets and IMF staff papers.
== References ==	
Category:CFTC - Former Employees
Category:CFTC
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Category:University Professors
Category:MIC - Former Employees
Category:Imperial College - Former Employees