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Julia Hoggett

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Dame Julia Hoggett is a British financial executive who currently serves as the chief executive officer of the London Stock Exchange Plc and the head of digital and securities markets for the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG). She assumed these roles in April 2021.
She joined the London Stock Exchange just as its parent company, the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), was being transformed into a tech company after the £20 billion takeover of Refinitiv.
== Background ==
Hoggett has spent her entire career in capital markets, holding various positions in both the regulatory and commercial sectors. Before joining the London Stock Exchange, she worked at the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for nearly seven years, most recently as the director of market oversight. She joined the FCA as head of the wholesale banking supervision department in May 2014. 
Her career began at JP Morgan as an investment banker in debt capital markets. She later held positions at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, including head of covered bonds and financial institutions groups flow financing for EMEA. Hoggett also served as a board member and CEO of DEPFA ACS BANK in Ireland, the then-largest issuer of Irish Asset Covered Securities.
=== Career Achievements ===
As CEO of the London Stock Exchange, Hoggett oversees the exchange's primary and secondary markets and associated products and services from both a regulatory and commercial perspective. She has been instrumental in promoting the role of UK capital markets and the London Stock Exchange as a major provider of capital to fund innovation, productivity, growth, and jobs.
Hoggett chairs the UK Capital Markets Industry Taskforce, which aims to support the modernization of UK capital markets. Under her leadership, the London Stock Exchange has become a leading provider of green and transition finance.
In recognition of her contributions to business and finance, Hoggett was made a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) in the 2024 Birthday Honours.
=== Diversity and Inclusion Advocacy ===
Hoggett has been an active speaker on diversity and inclusion in the financial sector for two decades. She has been recognized for her efforts in promoting women's contributions to the City of London and has been named in Financial News's 100 Most Influential Women in Europe's Financial Markets multiple times.
== Education ==
Hoggett holds a BA in Social and Political Sciences from Newnham College, University of Cambridge. She also undertook a research scholarship at Kings College, Cambridge University, focusing on public policy in East Africa.
== References ==	
Category:London Stock Exchange
Category:Financial Conduct Authority
Category:Financial Conduct Authority - Former Employees
Category:Former Regulators
Category:Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Category:Bank of America Merrill Lynch - Former Employee
Category:DEPFA ACS BANK - Former Employee
Category:JP Morgan
Category:JP Morgan - Former Employee
Julia Schieffer

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Julia Schieffer is the founder of DerivSource. She is also a member of Women In Listed Derivatives.
== Background ==
Schieffer is a financial journalist specializing in the securities industry, derivatives processing and technology. She worked both in the U.S. and UK, and covered areas in investment management, capital markets, asset servicing, and solution vendors. 
Before she founded DerivSource, Schieffer was a managing editor of Operations Management, a publication focused on the securities industry and owned by Institutional Investor News (Euromoney). She has also contributed to other industry publications including Financial News, Markets Media, The Fund Business, and publications at Incisive Media. 
== Education ==
Julia Schieffer holds a BA in literature & journalism from the University of California, Santa Cruz. 
== References ==	
Category:Journalists
Category:Euromoney - Former Employees
Julian Harding

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Julian Harding is an executive director of Tradition, one of the world's largest interdealer brokers in over-the-counter financial and commodity related products. Harding is a founding board member of the Wholesale Markets Brokers' Association (WMBAA),, a consortium of interdealer brokers that organized in 2009 to promote industry standards and policy. On February 5, 2013, he was named chairman of theWMBAA, after serving as vice chairman in 2012. Harding previously served as chairman of the WMBAA in 2010, as the chairmanship rotates among the member firms every 6 months.
He founded Tradition Financial Services in 1985 and served as co-CEO, before stepping down to a consulting role in 2008.
== Background ==
Harding is a veteran over-the-counter market executive. He began his career as a forex and deposits dealer at Société Générale in London in 1978. In 1981, he moved to International Treasury Management, a subsidiary of Marine Midland Bank. In 1985, Harding, along with David Pinchin and Compagnie Financière Tradition, created Tradition Financial Services.
== John Lothian News Interview ==
OTC Brokers vs. Exchanges and the Futurization of Swaps from Julian Harding of Tradition
The OTC markets are facing headwinds these days, says Julian Harding, executive director, Tradition. In an interview with former John Lothian News Editor-at-Large Doug Ashburn at 2012 SEFCON III, Harding says the decisions this fall by Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) and the CME Group to convert energy swaps into futures contracts has led power and gas commercial counterparties to switch their trading operations from OTC to futures. That’s bad news for the OTC space, which by some estimates has seen volumes drop an estimated 33 percent in 2012, according to one estimate at the recent SEFCON event in New York. Harding says decreased volumes are led in large part by the ongoing uncertainty about swaps regulations. Here’s what’s next for the OTC energy brokerage space in terms of regulation, consolidation and futurization.
== Education ==
== References ==	
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Tradition
Julian O'Leary

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Julian O'Leary is the chief operating officer at G.H. Financials.
O'Leary is a recipient of the Futures Industry Association's 2024 President's Award, which recognizes his direct and meaningful contributions to FIA's analysis of topics related to complex legal, capital and operational issues over the past year. He has served on the FIA Europe Advisory Board for several years. 
== Background ==
O'Leary began his industry career in 1990 as a senior financial futures and options trader with Credit Lyonnais Rouse. He subsequently served in several technical roles until he joined ICE in 2007 as director, technology partnerships. He moved to G.H. Financials in London as managing director, development and technology in 2015 and became chief operating officer in 2018.
== Education ==
O'Leary earned a Bachelor of Arts in social sciences from Nottingham Trent University.
== References ==	
Category:FIA President's Award Winner
Category:ICE -- Former Employees
Category:Credit Lyonnais Rouse - Former Employees
Julianne Dardanes

Julianne Dardanes is a law clerk at Ziliak Law, LLC, a Chicago-based boutique law firm focused on the trading and investment management industry. 
== Background ==
Before working for Ziliak Law, Dardanes was an administrative assistant for Satori Investment Partners, a Chicago-based hedge fund. She edited marketing documents and trade write-ups that were featured on Satori’s website. Along with maintaining the website, she installed customer relationship management software and updated it regularly to fit the firm’s client base.
At Ziliak Law, her primary role is to compose articles for the team's blog that are relevant to topics spanning the firm's numerous practice areas. Some of her other assignments include assisting with knowledge management and occasionally conducting research for cases. 
== Education ==
Julianne M. Dardanes earned a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences along with a minor in Business from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. 
== References ==
Julie Armstrong

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Julie Armstrong is a fintech and exchange professional who currently serves as chief commercial officer of Aeris Communications. Previously, she was the chief revenue officer of ChartIQ.
Also, formerly she was vice president, strategic market development at Uptake. She took the position in October 2018. 
== Background ==
Previously, she served as executive director, global head of market technology services at CME Group. She assumed that role in February 2015 and was responsible for sales and marketing efforts globally across all customer segments for the company's co-location, market data and connectivity businesses. She was previously executive director, co-location business development at CME Group. She joined the CME Group in February 2011.
In her first year at CME Group, she contributed to the launch of the CME Women's Initiative Network (WIN) and held a board seat for three years with the organization. She is also a member of the Illinois Technology Association.
Before joining CME Group, Armstrong was V.P. head of Chicago sales and U.S. implementations at RealTick LLC, a subsidiary of ConvergEx. She ws previously the global relationship manager for the Lehman Brothers global equity team during their ownership of RealTick from 2005 - 2008.
== Education ==
She earned a bachelor's degree in international economics and foreign languages at the University of Kentucky, with a minor in business. She studied French and Italian in Aix-en-Provence, France and Florence, Italy. She briefly lived and worked in Hong Kong as a teacher while studying Cantonese in 2002.
==MarketsWiki Education==
Armstrong participated in the MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity series in Chicago in July of 2017.
== References ==	
Category:RealTick LLC - Former Employees
Category:Lehman Brothers - Former Employees
Category:CME Group - Former Employees
Category:ChartIQ - Former Employees
Julie Bauer

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Julie W. Bauer is chief external relations officer at OCC, the world's largest equity derivatives clearing organization.
Bauer manages OCC's interactions with congressional and regulatory policymakers and leads the advocacy efforts of the US Securities Markets Coalition on behalf of the listed options industry. 
She also oversees OCC's internal and external communications, as well as OCC's investor education programs including the Options Industry Council (OIC), an industry resource managed by OCC that provides education about the benefits and risks of exchange-listed options to market participants.
She is responsible for engaging with members of Congress regarding issues of importance to the derivatives industry. She joined OCC in 2016 as senior vice president of government relations.
== Background ==
Bauer began her career in government relations with the Chicago Board of Trade in 1990, where she worked for 17 years. She then worked for FINRA in government relations before forming her own lobbying frim, D.C. Policy Group, in 2013. 
== Education ==
Bauer has a masters in American government from Georgetown University and a bachelor's degree from the University of Virginia.
== Awards ==
Bauer received the Security Traders Association’s Women in Finance Mentor of the Year Award in 2021. She is an advisory board member of Shoes That Fit, a nonprofit dedicated to providing new shoes to children in need.
== References ==	
Category:Chicago Board of Trade - Former Employees
Julie Brinn Siegel

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Julie Brinn Siegel is a lawyer and U.S. government official who has worked in the Biden and Obama administrations and is currently a senior coordinator for management in the Office of Management and Budget. She was nominated on July 11, 2024 by President Joe Biden to serve as a commissioner of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Her nomination comes as a replacement for Christy Goldsmith Romero, whose term has expired.
== Career ==
Siegel has accumulated extensive experience across various branches of the U.S. government over the past 15 years. She currently holds the position of senior coordinator for management at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), where she oversees the implementation of key government initiatives, financial management, procurement, IT and cybersecurity, performance management, and federal workforce issues.
Before joining the OMB, Siegel served as deputy chief of staff to Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen. In this role, she managed policy issues related to domestic finance, national security, and tax policy. Her previous roles include leading economic policy personnel efforts for the Biden-Harris Transition Team and serving as senior counsel for economic policy to Senator Elizabeth Warren. In the Senate, she focused on banking, financial markets, consumer protection, and labor policy.
Siegel's career also includes significant roles at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the Office of the White House Counsel, the White House Council of Economic Advisers, and the Office of Management and Budget during the Obama-Biden Administration.
At the beginning of her legal career, Siegel served as a law clerk to Judge Peter J. Messitte of the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland.
== Early Life and Education ==
Siegel graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and Harvard Law School.
== References ==	
Category:Lawyers
Category:Government Officials
Julie Carruthers

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Julie Carruthers is a UK-based financial services professional who serves as managing director for membership and strategic partnerships for UK Finance. 
Carruthers also serves as a trustee for Futures For Kids, a London-based foundation which supports children's charities around the world.
== Background ==
Prior to joining UK Finance, Carruthers was global head of operations and chief of staff for TP ICAP. She has been with ICAP before as head of operations for global broking. At ICAP she had also held the positions of head of operational strategy, EMEA Broking and head of middle office, London & EMEA. 
She had also been a project manager with Deutsche Bank.
== Education ==
== References ==	
Category:TP ICAP - Former Employees
Category:ICAP - Former Employees
[[Category:Deutsche Bank - Former Employees[]
Julie DeMatteo

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Julie M. DeMatteo is managing director, asset management at R.J. O'Brien & Associates (RJO). She joined the firm in that capacity on June 3, 2013.
DeMatteo has nearly three decades of experience in futures across various disciplines.
== Background ==
DeMatteo joined RJO from Barclays Capital Inc., where she served as director, prime services since 2010. From 2008 to 2010 she was executive director of business development at AlphaMetrix LLC. 
She served as President and Chief Executive Officer of UBS Managed Fund Services Inc. from 2005 to 2008
== Education ==
== References ==	
Category:R.J. O'Brien & Associates
Category:AlphaMetrix
Category:Barclays Capital Inc.
Julie Dixon

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Julie Dixon is managing principal at Titan Regulation, a firm she founded in 2011 to provide regulatory advisory services to broker-dealers, investment advisers, hedge funds and other financial firms. She founded Titan in 2011 after a nearly 20-year career in the financial sector.
== Background ==
Prior to founding Titan, Dixon spent most of her career as the head of compliance, most recently as the chief compliance officer of Sun Trading, a Chicago-based proprietary trading firm. She also worked for Citadel Investment Group on two separate occasions - as director of mortgage compliance from 2007-2009, and as head of U.S. compliance from 1999-2004. In between, she headed compliance for Magnetar Capital and Ritchie Capital Management.
== Education ==
Dixon earned a BA in political science in 1992 from the University of Missouri-Columbia. She also completed graduate work in finance and accounting from Loyola University of Chicago.
== John Lothian News Interview ==
Compliance Advice on SEC’s Market Access Rule from Julie Dixon of Titan Regulation
SEC Rule 15c3-5 (“Market Access Rule”), finalized in November 2010, is the commission’s response to the May 6, 2010 "flash crash" in which the U.S. equity market plunged nearly ten percent in a matter of minutes, then quickly rebounded. Compliance with the rule, which places risk management controls on any broker-dealer that offers direct trading access, has been required since November 2011, yet firms still have lingering questions about the adequacy of their self-policing programs. Julie Dixon, managing principal at Titan Regulation, discusses the origins of the Market Access Rule and how it affects buy side firms and their trading activity. She also offers advice on how hedge funds and broker-dealers can be sure their programs are compliant, and what a firm may expect during a regulatory audit of its risk systems. 
Watch the JLN video>
== References ==	
Category:Bios - Executives]]
Julie Holzrichter

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Julie Holzrichter is a Chicago-based listed derivatives exchange executive who serves as the chief operating officer at CME Group, appointed in September 2014. She is responsible for the global operations of the CME Group, as well as CME Clearing, which she assumed responsibility for in February of 2022.
On November 7, 2024 the CME Group announced that Holzrichter had decided to step down from her role to begin serving as an advisor to the company.
She was previously senior managing director of global operations at CME Group, a position she held since July 2007. In this role, she oversees the Globex Control Center in addition to leading the company's trading floor operations, global account management, CME ClearPort market operations, co-location services, business continuity management and security functions. 
 
Holzrichter is the CME Group's contract market representative on National Futures Association's board of directors. She also serves on the board of Constellation Energy, a leading producer of carbon-free energy.
== Background ==
Holzrichter has been with CME Group since 1986, starting as a pit reporter during her college years. She has held numerous positions within the company over the past 28 years, including director and then manager of the currency complex, director of trading floor education and senior director of procedural oversight and trading floor education. She has also served as vice president of procedural oversight and technology integration.
She was instrumental in helping the company transition from open outcry to electronic trading as well as leading operational integrations resulting from mergers with the Chicago Board of Trade, NYMEX and NEX.
She left the CME between 2003 and 2006 to be a stay-at-home mom, but returned to the firm in 2006 to head operations.
Holzrichter was honored as the Executive of the Year in the Finance Executive Hall of Fame by the Department of Finance at the DePaul University Business School in 2015.
 
She was named one of Crain's 2019 Notable Women Executives Over 50 in April 2019.
== Education ==
Holzrichter holds a bachelor's degree in finance from DePaul University and a master's degree from the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC).
== References ==	
Category:CME Group
Category:CME Group Senior Management
Category:NFA Board of Directors Members
Julie Lerner

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Julie Lerner is the CEO of PanXchange, Inc., a web-based negotiation and trading platform for physical commodities.
She holds three patents related to the trading of physical commodities.
== Background ==
Lerner began her career with Cargill International and later became the senior trader for Cargill’s Latin American sugar markets, where she focused on the development of origination markets with successful financing programs and warehouse and distribution programs. She has also held several positions in trading and business development with companies such as Phibro, XL Financial (weather derivatives) and Sempra Energy Trading (electricity). Ms. Lerner was also a Managing Director of Golden Seeds, an angel investment group, from 2006 to 2010 
Lerner currently specializes in bringing liquidity and efficiencies to thin and/or nascent markets.
== Video Interviews==
== Education ==
Lerner holds a BSBA from Boston University.
==MarketsWiki Education==
Lerner participated in the MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity series in Chicago in July of 2017 at Trading Technologies' offices.
== References ==	
Category:CMDirect Inc.
Category:Philbro - Former Employees
Category:Cargill - Former Employees
Category:MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity Speaker
Julie Richardson

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Julie Richardson heads the New York office of buyout firm Providence Equity Partners.In 2005, she led a Providence team in the $11.3 billion buyout of software maker SunGard. "
== Background ==
She left an investment banking job at Merrill Lynch in 1998 for J.P. Morgan, where she eventually became chair of the telecom group and a banker to heavyweights like AOL Time Warner and Verizon. She was J.P. Morgan's lead banker for Comcast in that company's $72 billion hostile takeover of AT&T's broadband business. 
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Julie Ros

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Julie Ros is a journalist, entrepreneur, marketing professional and strategic advisor who is currently the chief marketing officer of Templum, Inc. She is also the principal of JAM Media LLC and a strategic advisor for the Foreign Exchange Professionals Association (FXPA).
Ros previously served as a freelancer for John Lothian News. 
She was the founder and editor-in-chief of Profit & Loss Magazine, which ran from 1999 to 2020.
== Background ==
Ros was the founder of the Foreign Exchange Professionals Association, a Washington, DC-based industry association for the $7.5 trillion/day institutional FX market, and continues to serve it as a strategic advisor. 
She is also the principal of JAM Media LLC, offering writing, editing, public relations, marketing, research and analysis and event production in the financial markets, FinTech and digital assets space.
She previously was the fractional chief marketing officer for FX HedgePool. She was a marketing consultant to Genesis, offering marketing, research and analysis for the digital asset trading company. 
In 1999, she founded Profit & Loss Magazine, a global monthly financial FX magazine. Profit & Loss would also produce FX-centric events.
Before founding Profit & Loss, Ros worked at Waters Information Services, now Incisive Media, as the London Bureau Chief. She was also the editor of the newsletter FX Week, She began her career as a currency markets reports at Dow Jones Telerate.
== Education ==
Ros holds a bachelor's degree from New York University in journalism & mass communications and political science.
== References ==	
Category:Journalists
Category:Profit & Loss Magazine
Category:Foreign Exchange Professionals Association
Category:Profit & Loss - Former Employees
Julien Le Noble

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Julien Le Noble is a Singapore-based executive who is a senior director for Asia Pacific for Finantix.
Formerly, he headed CME Group's Singapore-based Asia Pacific office from Aug. 1, 2011 to September 2014, when he resigned after a major reshuffle of top management at CME. He was a member of the senior leadership team of CME Group representing Asia Pacific and was responsible for leading CME Group's efforts to develop products and services in the region. 
He was also a director on the board of Bursa Malaysia Derivatives, representing CME Group’s interests as a 25% shareholder.
He is a certified public accountant (CPA) and has served as a board member, member of the executive committee and chair of the financial instrument committee of FIA Japan.
== Background ==
Le Noble was previously chief executive and representative director, Japan and Head of Equities, Asia Pacific for Newedge, where he oversaw the integration of the Fimat and Calyon businesses, which formed Newedge. His 16-year career at Fimat included a five-year stint in Chicago. 
== Education ==
He has a master's degree in Economics from the Universite de Nice and a post-graduate business degree from the Ecole Superieure de Commerce de Toulouse. 
== References ==	
Category:CME Group - Former Employees
Category:Newedge - Former Employees
Category:CME Group