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Lynette May-Tjuen Lim

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Lynette Lim is director & co-CEO of Phillip Capital Inc., a Chicago-based clearing FCM and broker dealer that provides futures, equities and options execution, clearing and custody brokerage services to speculators, hedgers, proprietary trading firms and institutions.
== Background ==
In 2010, Lim and Cameron Frazier co-founded PhillipCapital and became clearing members of the major US exchanges for futures. In 2015 the firm became a clearing broker dealer for US securities. Phillip Capital Inc. is part of PhillipCapital Group of companies’ (“PhillipCapital Group”) first foray into the United States. 
The PhillipCapital Group covers 16 countries and offers a suite of financial services including futures, foreign exchange, equities, fixed income, bonds, unit trusts, real estate, and insurance. With shareholder's equity greater than $1 billion and global assets under custody/management greater than $30 Billion, PhillipCapital Group has been profitable each year since its founding. PhillipCapital Group is also privately held with no long-term debt.
Prior to her current role, Lim worked for the PhillipCapital Group for 9 years, where she focused mainly on IT and business development. She managed an IT company within the PhillipCapital Group that developed software for the financial industry including a general insurance quote system and Employment Shares Options Scheme (ESOS). Lim also managed the development of POEMS, which was the first online stock trading system in Singapore and launched in 1996. Other roles at PhillipCapital Group included portfolio management and deal sourcing in the private equity division of PhillipCapital Group while based in California. Lim also taught Pilates and ran a fashion business for three years. 
Her monthly column “Letter from the Co-CEO” in PhillipCapital's “Trading Asia Newsletter” is widely read in the industry and around the world. The column often highlights Lim's atypical background as a woman of Chinese descent from Singapore in the C suite and the cultural differences between the eastern and the western world while emphasizing universal truths. 
Lim currently focuses on marketing, product and business development opportunities within PhillipCapital, and is also involved in the network of PhillipCapital Group. 
 
Lim speaks English and Mandarin. She is the oldest daughter of PhillipCapital Group founder and Chairman Lim Hua Min. She holds licenses including 3, 34, 7, and 24.
== Education ==
She received a bachelor's degree in engineering from Warwick University in England and an MBA in general management from University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
== References ==	
Category:FCM Executives
Lynn Bishop

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Lynn Bishop is the managing director and chief information officer (CIO) at the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), responsible for the development and testing of all the technology that supports DTCC’s post-trade infrastructure, communications networks, and processing and messaging systems. She is also a member of the firm’s management committee. 
She was previously DTCC’s chief development officer, and before that was chief technology officer. 
She serves as DTCC's senior sponsor of Girls Who Code, a national non-profit organization working to close the gender gap in technology, and supports DTCC's D&I efforts, including programs and initiatives that are helping to develop emerging talent and women in technology. 
== Background ==
Bishop started her career at Accenture, where she gained experience delivering systems integration, architecture, project management, and business and information technology solutions for several large global financial institutions. 
== Education ==
She graduated from Bucknell University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration. 
== References ==
Lynn Martin

Lynn Martin is a New York-based exchange executive who is president of NYSE Group and chair of ICE Fixed Income and Data Services. She was named president of the New York Stock Exchange in December of 2021, succeeding Stacey Cunningham.
Martin was previously president, ICE Fixed Income and Data Services at the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), which owns the NYSE. In that role she managed the global data teams and platforms including ICE and NYSE market data, SuperDerivatives, the SFTI network and colocation business. She was promoted to that position on July 1, 2015. She is also responsible for Interactive Data, which ICE acquired in December 2015.
== Background ==
Martin, who has been with ICE since 2001, was previously chief operating officer of ICE Clear U.S. As COO of NYSE Liffe US, Martin was responsible for day-to-day operations and acted as the main interface for exchange members from an operational perspective. Before taking that role, Martin spent 10 years in a variety of senior customer and business development roles at NYSE Liffe.
She also was the CEO of NYSE Liffe US, which merged into ICE when ICE acquired NYSE Euronext. She was named to the position in July of 2013 when it was announced Tom Callahan would leave the company and take a job with BlackRock. 
Before that, she served as chief operating officer at NYSE Liffe US and senior vice president at NYSE Euronext. She has been with the exchange since 2001. 
Martin also serves on the board of directors of NYSE Liffe US.
Prior to joining the exchange, Martin was a project manager at IBM Global Services from 1998 - 2001.
She also serves as a member of FIA IT Division board.
== Education ==
Martin graduated from Manhattan College in 1998 with a Bachelor of Science degree. She went on to graduate from Columbia University in 2001 with a master's in statistics.
== MarketsWiki Five Minute Interview ==
Five Minutes with Lynn Martin
==Podcasts==
===FIA MarketVoice Podcast===
===Inside The ICE House===
== Commentary ==
*Keep on Keepin On! NYSE Liffe U.S. Crosses 750,000 in Total Exchange Open Interest
== Testimony ==
*Statement of Lynn Martin, Chief Operating Officer, NYSE Liffe U.S., At Joint CFTC-SEC Roundtable on Clearing and Listing of Swaps and Security Based Swaps, August 20, 2010
== References ==	
Category:Exchange Executives
Category:NYSE Euronext
Category:NYSE Liffe US
Category:NYSE Liffe - Former Employees
Lynne Cook Fitzpatrick

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Lynne Cook Fitzpatrick is a Chicago-based exchange executive who serves as president and chief financial officer for CME Group. She was appointed president in November of 2024 after assuming the CFO position in April of 2023. She is the first president of the CME Group since Bryan Durkin stepped down in 2020.
As CFO, she is responsible for overseeing the company’s corporate finance, accounting, investor relations, treasury, real estate, business development, corporate strategy, strategic investments, pricing and procurement functions.
Fitzpatrick has held positions of increasing responsibility since joining the organization in 2006. She served as senior managing director & deputy financial officer since 2022, and as managing director of corporate development and treasurer since 2017. 
 
== Background ==
Fitzpatrick has over 20 years of experience in the financial services industry. She joined CME Group in 2006 and has held various positions with increasing levels of responsibility within the finance organization.
Prior to her current role, Fitzpatrick served as deputy chief financial officer from February 2022 to April 2023. She has also held positions such as managing director of corporate development and treasurer, executive director and treasurer, and executive director of corporate finance at CME Group.
Before joining CME Group, Fitzpatrick worked at UBS Investment Bank as an associate director and at Credit Suisse First Boston as an associate and analyst.
She has been recognized for her professional achievements, including being named to Crain's Chicago Business 40 Under 40 list in December 2017 and Crain's Chicago Business Notable Women in Finance in July 2019.
== Education ==
Fitzpatrick earned a Bachelor of Arts in economics from Brown University and a Masters of Business Administration, with honors, from the University of Chicago.
Fitzpatrick is a Certified Treasury Professional, a certification she received from the Association for Financial Professionals in July 2015.
== References ==	
Category:Executives
Category:Finance
Category:CME Group
Category:UBS
Category:UBS - Former Employee
Category:Credit Suisse
Category:Credit Suisse - Former Employee
Category:CME Group Management Team
Lynne Howard-Reed

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Lynne Howard-Reed is director of marketing at the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE). 
She has been with the CBOE since August 1986, first as a market maker, then as director of media relations and director, institutional and international business development, before becoming director of marketing in January 2011. 
== Background ==
== Education ==
Howard-Reed has a B.A. in Economics from Lake Forest College. 
== References ==
Lynne Marek

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Lynne Marek is a Chicago-based journalist covering the financial industry. She most recently was a senior reporter with Crain's Chicago Business and often writes about media, private-equity, hedge fund, mutual fund and financial exchange companies.
== Background ==
Marek joined Crain's Chicago Business in 2010, coming from the National Law Journal, where she was the Chicago bureau chief. She left Crain's on December 1, 2020.
She also spent 11 years at Bloomberg News in Washington, DC and Chicago covering airlines, railroads, Midwest Federal Reserve officials and corporate disclosure with the SEC. 
Marek began her journalism career at the Washington bureau of the Chicago Tribune as a researcher and reporter.
== Education ==
She is a graduate of the University of Minnesota. She also holds a master's in public affairs journalism from American University in Washington.
== References ==	
Category:Journalists
Category:Chicago Tribune - Former Employees
Category:Bloomberg - Former Employees
Category:Crain's Chicago Business - Former Employees
Lynton Jones

Lynton Jones is currently the chairman and founder of Bourse Consult, a U.K. based firms specializing in strategic advisory services related to the securities markets.
== Background ==
Jones was formerly Chairman of Jiway, the pan-European retail equity exchange, Chief Executive of the International Petroleum Exchange, Chief Executive of the OM London Exchange, Managing Director of NASDAQ International, and International Affairs Adviser and subsequently Head of Public Affairs of the London Stock Exchange.
He is also a former Chairman of the Dubai International Financial Exchange. He was the first chairman of the DIFX
Jones' early career was spent in the diplomatic services where he worked for the U.K. Foreign Office and held a variety of overseas 
placements in Zambia and Thailand.
== Education ==
Jones studied at the University of Wales and took first class honors in International Politics.
== References ==
Category:Former Exchange CEOs
Category:Former Exchange Chairmen
Category:Bourse Consult
Category:Exchange Consultants
Lysiane Baudu

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Lysiane Baudu is a freelance journalist living in France, who writes on a variety of topics including macroeconomics, social and environmental issues. Publications to which she routinely contributes include La Tribune, Terriennes, l’Eléphant. In 2014 she became editor of JLN Environmental/Energy, a John Lothian News publication. She is also a senior editor at John Lothian News.
== Background ==
Before turning to freelance, Baudu spent 20 years at La Tribune, formerly a French business daily, now a website and weekly magazine. She began as a reporter covering the futures markets and exchanges, and later covered North and Latin American macroeconomics. From 2002-2006 she served as the foreign correspondent in New York. By the time she left in 2011 she was international senior reporter, covering Europe, North and Latin America on issues ranging from macro-economics, the environment and women to finance and trade. 
She has written or co-written three books:
*Exchanges (1999) - illustrated with photographs of the Paris Bourse
*Travailler plus pour gagner moins, la menace Wal-Mart (Work more to earn less: the menace Wal-Mart), Co-authored with Gilles Biassette in 2008
*Les Canadiens francophones (The French-speaking Canadians), September 2014
== Education ==
Baudu was a Fulbright Scholar at Louisiana State University, where she earned a Masters degree in journalism in 1984. 
== References ==	
Category:Journalists
Category:Freelance Journalists
Category:John Lothian News
Léon Bitton

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Léon Bitton is the vice president of research and development at the Montreal Exchange. He has led a majority of the research and development efforts affecting currently listed products on the exchange, and was an integral part of the development of the carbon market in Canada, or the Montreal Climate Exchange.
== Background ==
Bitton was on the board of the research center CIRANO, the board of the Association des MBA du Québec, and the board of MITACS (Mathematics of Information Technology and Complex Systems).
== Education ==
He holds Masters degree from the University of Québec in Montréal in collaboration with Florida International University.
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Montreal Exchange
M. Blair Wellensiek

M. Blair Wellensiek is head of quantitative strategies and managing director of TradeLink Holdings LLC. She joined TradeLink in 1987.
== Background ==
Wellensiek has a BA in mathematics from Wellesley College and holds an MA in mathematics and an MS in economics from the University of Wisconsin. Her expertise is in quantitative model development as well as options theory and practice. 
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
M. Kevin Cronin

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M. Kevin Cronin became director of global equity trading at Invesco in January of 2007. Previously, Cronin served as director of equity trading for Aim Investments from 2004 to 2007, head of domestic equity trading from 2000 to 2004 and head of listed equity trading from 1997 to 2000.<ref}</ref>
He also serves as a member of the Georgia Securities Association, the Dallas Securities Traders Association, the Houston Society of Financial Analysts, and is the former chairman of the NYSE Institutional Traders Advisory Committee.
== Background ==
Prior to joining Invesco, Cronin was director of equity trading for First Union Capital Management. He also served as the lead fund manager of the Evergreen Enhanced Equity Fund.
== Education ==
Cronin received a B.A. from Indiana University and an MBA from Vanderbilt University. He is a CFA charter holder. He is chairman of the ICI's Equity Markets Committee.
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Invesco
MATCHNow

MATCHNow is one of Canada’s largest broker-neutral dark pools. It accounts for almost 65% market share of Canadian dark trading and around 7% of total Canadian equities volume. The dark trading order book combines frequent call matches and continuous execution for institutional, retail and proprietary order flow. It is owned by Cboe Global Markets, who acquired MATCHNow from Virtu Financial in the summer of 2020. 
Dark pool trading accounts for around 10% of Canadian equities volume. 
According to MATCHNow's web site, the Four Pillars of MATCHNow are:
*Price Improvement for Active Order Flow
*Anonymity
*Size Discovery 
*Internalization Engine
It uses a proprietary pro-rata algorithm.
== History ==
Virtu Financial Inc. acquired MATCHNow in March 2019 as part of its acquisition of Investment Technology Group Inc. (ITG). However, in May of 2020 Cboe Global Markets announced it had entered into a definitive agreement to acquire MATCHNow from Virtu. The acquisition by Cboe was confirmed in August 2020. 
== Products and Services ==
MATCHNow combines frequent call matches and continuous execution opportunities in a confidential trading book. It also provides Conditional Orders, a product that is seeing growing adoption in Canada.,
== Key People ==
*Bryan Blake, Chief Executive Officer
*Greg Davies, Chief Financial Officer
== References ==
MBA

The Master of Business Administration, or MBA, is the most popular graduate degree globally and completion almost guarantees a significant increase in salary. The graduate business schools offering MBAs compete fiercely and annual MBA rankings are widely read and highly influential.
== Brief History ==
MBAs have been around for about 100 years and today are offered by thousands of business schools worldwide. The MBA, a two-year full-time graduate degree in the theory and practise of business management, was first widely popularized by Harvard Business School with its famous 'case method' during the 1920s. HBS's MBA still regularly appears in top-10 rankings, as do those of its top-drawer U.S. peers like the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, which in 2007 scored a coveted number one ranking from the respected Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).
MBAs have exploded in popularity over recent decades; enrolment in them grew in the U.S. by a factor of 20 between 1960 and 2000. The average cost of an MBA is around $30,000 but can vary from $10,000 to more than $50,000, although 70% received financial aid to cover MBA costs. On the other hand, and MBA is believed to add between $10,000 and $30,000 more to an annual salary compared to a regular bachelors degree. 
== The Top Tens ==
MBA rankings litter the Internet but the two lists below for 2007 are from established sources whose report cards have industry credibility.
EIU MBA program rankings: 
* 1. University of Chicago Graduate School of Business 
* 2. Stanford University Graduate School of Business 
* 3. IESE Business School - University of Navarra 
* 4. Dartmouth College - Tuck School of Business 
* 5. IMD - International Institute for Management Development 
* 6. UC Berkeley - Haas School of Business 
* 7. Cambridge University - Judge Business School 
* 8. New York University - Leonard N. Stern School of Business 
* 9. IE Business School 
* 10. Henley Business School 
Forbes MBA business school rankings:
* 1. Dartmouth - Tuck 
* 2. Stanford 
* 3. Harvard Business School 
* 4. University of Virginia Darden School of Business
* 5. University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business
* 6. Columbia University 
* 7. Chicago GSM 
* 8. Yale University 
* 9. Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Business 
* 10. Cornell University - Johnson School of Business
== References ==
MBF Clearing Corp.

MBF Clearing Corp. is a non-clearing futures commission merchant, with a clearing agreement through INTL FC Stone. It is set up as a private company and was founded by Mark B. Fisher. It's historically been one of the largest clearing firms at the NYMEX. 
The firm's NFA ID Number is 0205024. It was registered as a futures commission merchant (FCM) on Sept. 15, 1987.
 
== History ==
The firm's status in 2012 changed from clearing to non-clearing FCM with a clearing relationship with FC Stone.
In March of 2012, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) sued MBF, saying the firm had failed to properly segregate customer funds. The suit was unrelated to the well-publicized MF Global bankruptcy, and did not allege that any MBF Clearing customer money was lost.
== Products and Services ==
== Key People ==
*Founder/CEO, Mark B. Fisher
== References ==
Category:Clearing Firms
Category:Futures Commission Merchants
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
MCX-SX Clearing Corporation Ltd.

MCX-SX Clearing Corporation Ltd. (MCX-SX CCL) commenced operations and completed its first settlement on Feb. 17, 2009. It was the second clearing corporation to be based in India.
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) approval for the clearing corporation was received on Jan. 2, 2009 and the RBI approval was received on Feb. 13, 2009.
The main objects of the MCX-SX Clearing Corporation Ltd. is to act as central counterparty to all the trades and provide full novation and carry on the business of clearing and settlement of currency futures contracts.
	
The clearing corporation has online connectivity with clearing banks, MCX Stock Exchange and clearing members to assist with co-ordination and smooth functioning. MCX Stock Exchange has 57 clearing members which includes banks and large corporates.
	
== History ==
== Products and Services ==
== Key People ==
== References ==
Category:Clearing Houses
MCX Africa Limited

MCX Africa Limited is a commodity spot and derivatives exchange designed to serve markets across the African continent. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX). MCX plans to reach 53 African countries by offering a spot platform enabling the efficient delivery of a range of African commodities. It also plans to be a future exchange that brings price discovery, risk management and investment opportunities directly to the African user. 
MCX Africa is being promoted by Financial Technologies India Limited, an India-based technology company that has successfully developed several exchanges, the most notable being the Multi Commodity Exchange of India and the Dubai Gold and Commodity Exchange.
The Inaugural Advisory Board meeting of MCX Africa took place in Botswana from May 21 to 23 and was planned to coincide with meetings with the regulatory authorities in Botswana for the official launch of the licensing application for MCX Africa in Botswana.
== History ==
== Products and Services ==
== Key People ==
*Chris Goromonzi, Executive Director
*Adam Gross, head of Strategy
== References ==
Category:Exchanges
Category:African Exchanges
Category:MCX Exchanges
MD Trader

Trading Technologies International's (TT) MD Trader product is the market-depth-style order-entry screen incorporated in TT's X_TRADER trading software. MD Trader combines market data and order entry/management in one simple template. 
MD Trader opens with the midpoint of the best direct bid and best direct offer centered, and offers these features:
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Order Management 
* One-click order entry/cancel
* Multiple order types
* Link orders as OCOs
* Place orders as Trailing Stops
* Change order amount/level
* See your position
* See your average price
* Trade multiple accounts
* View Estimated Position In Queue (EPIQ)
Market Analytics
* View depth of market (DOM)
* View implied price/volume
* View volume at price
* See trade level volume
* See the inside market
* See last trade price and volume
* Right click to launch a chart in X_STUDY
Set the order size, use the mouse to position the pointer at the price level you desire, left click once and you have executed your order at your price level. To change a resting order, left click on the order to cancel or right click, drag and release to set a new price level.
== Patents ==
 
TT was awarded two patents from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for its MD Trader concept and subsequently earned two patents from the U.K. Patent Office. The paperwork was also started on around 80 other patents. In late 2004, TT's chairman Harris Brumfield proposed to give all TT’s current and future intellectual property to the industry for free if the exchanges would pay TT 2.5 cents on every trade—permanently.
Eventually, TT brought patent infringement claims against trading firms. In late 2007, TT scored a victory in a patent infringement case against eSpeed when a jury ruled that eSpeed fully infringed on TT’s patented MD Trader software in 2004. It was anticipated that E-Speed would appeal that decision. As of the end of 2007, TT was still engaged in patent infringement litigation with several other firms including CQG, Rosenthal Collins Group (RCG), GL Trade and Futurespath.
== References ==
 
Category:Independent Software Vendors
Category:Trading Technologies
Category:Electronic Match Engines