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Simon Raybould

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Simon Raybould is head of Australia for CME Group. The exchange opened a Sydney office in October 2017, naming Raybould to the role. 
== Background ==
Before that, he served as a non-executive director at CME Europe. 
Raybould has worked in the financial sector for more than 35 years, including 20 years at the MD/CEO level. He has worked in European, Asian and North American markets, and has led bank ETD desks, FCM businesses, and also worked with LIFFE as managing director of sales and marketing. He also has entrepreneurial experience, including establishing a full brokerage in Hong Kong for MF Global in Asia. He is also a member of CME Europe's Audit and Risk Committee.
He is also a non-executive director at Vantage Capital Markets Hong Kong and a trustee at Living&Loving, a U.K. charity focusing on the needs of HIV positive children in Northern Thailand.
He has been a non-executive chairman of MarginClick, an online margin calculation tool, and has carried out consultancy work for FCMs. 
In 2004 Raybould was named to a senior position at Man Financial, appointed to strengthen the firm's operations in Asia. Before that he was managing director of sales and marketing at Euronext Liffe, which he left in the spring of 2003. 
He worked for Barclays Capital Futures as managing director of futures in Singapore and in London, leaving in 1998.
== References ==
Simon Robertshaw

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Simon Robertshaw is a financial technology executive, currently serving as the chief technology officer (CTO) for front office trading capabilities at Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. In this role, he is responsible for overseeing and advancing the company's trading technology across various asset classes and jurisdictions, both for sell-side and buy-side operations. Based in London, Robertshaw brings extensive experience in trading technology and leadership to his position at Broadridge.
== Career ==
=== Early Career and Experience ===
Robertshaw career in the financial services industry included leadership roles at major financial institutions. His career includes significant positions at:
* Goldman Sachs
* J.P. Morgan
* Wachovia Bank
* UBS
At UBS, he served as the global head of front office technology for asset management, where he was instrumental in developing and implementing technology solutions that enhanced trading operations.
=== The Bank of London ===
Before joining Broadridge, Robertshaw was the chief operating officer at The Bank of London from December 2021 to May 2024. During his tenure, he led the global banking-as-a-service strategy, contributing to the bank's reputation as the world's first purpose-built global clearing, agency, and transaction bank.
=== Broadridge Financial Solutions ===
In August 2024, Robertshaw was appointed as the CTO for Front office trading capabilities at Broadridge Financial Solutions. His role involves integrating and evolving Broadridge's trading platforms, including Broadridge Trading and Connectivity Solutions, across the capital markets, investment management, and wealth management sectors. His appointment is part of Broadridge's strategy to enhance its trading solutions and provide a more streamlined experience for its clients.
== Education ==
== References ==	
Category:Bank of London - Former Employees
Category:Goldman Sachs - Former Employees
Category:UBS - Former Employees
Category:J.P. Morgan - Former Employees
Category:Wachovia Bank - Former Employees
Simon Rostron

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Simon Rostron is a London-based public relations and marketing professional. He is the owner and co-founder of Rostron Parry Ltd., a public relations and marketing firm specializing in financial market clients. He is also director at RDA Associates, a new media communications company serving the financial services industry.
Rostron is a former financial journalist and former trading-floor-based market-maker.
== Background ==
Before forming Rostron Parry Ltd. with John Parry in 1991, Rostron and Parry worked for the international marketing and public relations firm Trimedia. Rostron was a managing director for Trimedia based in London from 1988 to 1991.
After graduating from Oxford, Rostron worked in City of London on the London Stock Exchange floor as an Authorized Clerk for Wedd Durlacher from 1977 to 1981.
Rostron helped found Futures & Options World magazine during a brief career as a journalist at the dawn of the era of financial futures in London in the early 1980s. Rostron's later partner John Parry was the first editor of FOW Magazine.
He is a collector of vintage books and also a long-time wine collector. In 2007, he participated in a wine tasting exercise for the European Wall Street Journal.
==Charitable Work==
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In 2012, Rostron accepted a challenge from John Lothian to raise money for the UK-based charity Futures For Kids by wearing a kilt to the gala dinner at the IDX 2012 conference in London. Lothian had accepted the challenge from the FT's Jeremy Grant the previous year.
== Education ==
Rostron graduated with a degree in natural sciences from the University of Oxford (Pembroke College) in 1976.
==Resources==
*Rostron's Ramblings blog
*www.rostronparry.com Rostron Parry Website
== References ==	
Category:Rostron Parry
Category:Public Relations Professionals
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Simone Reinhold

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Simone Reinhold is managing director group marketing for Deutsche Boerse Group. Reinhold is responsible for Deutsche Boerse Group's marketing activities across all individual business divisions and Group companies.
== Background ==
Reinhold has been with Deutsche Boerse since 1993 and has assumed management positions in several business units across the group, among others head of section marketing at Eurex and head of department cash and derivatives marketing. She has been director group marketing since 2016.
As head of cash and derivatives marketing at Deutsche Boerse, Reinhold helped launched "7 Market Technology." There is T7 for trading and C7 for clearing systems.
== Education ==
== References ==	
Category:Eurex
Simple Moving Average

A simple moving average is formed by computing the average (mean) price over a specified number of periods. While it is possible to create moving averages from the Open, the High, and the Low data points, most moving averages are created using the closing price. For example: a 5-day simple moving average is calculated by adding the closing prices for the last five days and dividing the total by 5. 
11 + 12 + 13 + 14 + 15 = 65
(65 / 5) = 13
The calculation is repeated for each price bar on the chart and the averages are joined to form a smooth curving line - the moving average line. If the next closing price in the average is 16, this new period is added and the oldest day, which is 11, is dropped. The new 5-day simple moving average is calculated as follows: 
12 + 13 + 14 + 15 + 16 = 70 
(70 / 5) = 14
The simply moving average is in comparison to the exponential moving average, which is considerably more complicated. The basic concept is that it weights the most recent price data most heavily. The formula for the weighting of the current trading day's value is 2 / (n+1), where "n" is the number of days in the moving average. The result of this weighting is then added to the previous exponential moving average calculation.
== References ==
Category:Definitions
Simplex Trading LLC

Simplex Trading is a proprietary trading firm based in Chicago, Illinois. Founded in 2004, it is a technology-driven firm that using innovation, automation, and data-driven analysis in the financial markets.
== Overview ==
Simplex Trading operates by building proprietary software to create and capitalize on financial opportunities. The firm emphasizes the use of advanced technology and software. 
=== Simplex Ventures ===
Simplex invests in early-stage companies that are attempting to shape the future of finance. Through our strategic investments, Simplex Ventures creates partnerships with founders of fintech companies who are attempting to disrupt and transform the financial industry.
== Key People ==
File:ErikSwanson.jpeg|Erik Swanson - Chief Executive Officer
File:DaveHaufe.jpeg|Dave Haufe - Chief Technology Officer
File:BenLondergan.jpg|Ben Londergan - Managing Director, Strategic Business Development
File:KateKitto1.jpg|Kate Kitto - Head of Venture Capital
File:Christa Gochenaur.jpeg|Christa Gochenaur - Director of Human Resources
== References ==
Category:Proprietary Trading Firms
Simta Gupta

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Simta Gupta is senior vice president, global head of operations at ADM Investor Services, a Chicago-based futures commission merchant and wholly owned subsidiary of Decatur, Ill.-based Archer Daniels Midland. She was promoted to that role in June 2022 from vice president, operations. In that role, she was responsible for oversight, direction and coordination of ADMIS operations and processing teams.
== Background ==
Gupta came to ADMIS in 2019 from BP, where she held various leadership roles for over 12 years. She began her career in investment banking and held middle office positions at Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse First Boston in London.
She is a former board member of Women in Listed Derivatives (WILD).
== Education ==
Gupta obtained her BSc. in mathematics and computer science from King's College in London.
== References ==
Simultaneous Delivery Method (China)

All futures contracts in China, except CFFEX CSI 300 Index futures contract, which is to be cash-settled, are subject to delivery at settlement according to the simultaneous or rolling delivery method. Currently, the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE) employs the simultaneous delivery method for all of its contracts, and the Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange uses it for all contracts except for its wheat futures contracts, which are settled according to the rolling delivery method. In contrast, the Dalian Commodity Exchange employs the rolling delivery method for all of its contracts.
The simultaneous delivery method at the SHFE takes place during a five-day period between the 16th and 20th of each month (except for SHFE fuel oil futures, whose delivery takes place during five consecutive business days after the last trading day) in the following way.
Day 1 - Buyers indicate a willingness to take delivery in writing. Sellers submit valid standard warehouse receipts with storage costs having already been paid. 
Day 2 - The exchange distributes standard warehouse receipts, according to time priority as well as quantity, combination, and other considerations, to buyers. 
Day 3 - Buyers must make payments to the exchange and receive warehouse receipts before 2 p.m., and the exchange pays the proceeds to sellers before 4 p.m. 
Day 4 and 5 - Sellers pay for special invoices on value-added taxes
Category:China
Category:Futures Trading in China
Sinara Consultants

Sinara Consultants is a London-based software house that designs, develops and supports software solutions for exchanges, financial institutions and market data vendors. The company was founded in 1989 by the current directors, and has delivered systems for pre/post trade processing, market data distribution and other business operations, as well as web and mobile front-ends for external access. Recent areas in which Sinara has worked include trade matching, collateral management, RFQ platforms, MiFID II compliance, market surveillance, and options pricing & valuation. 
== References ==
Category:Independent Software Vendors
Singapore Commodity Exchange

The Singapore Commodity Exchange (SICOM) is a centralized and regulated marketplace for commodity futures to be traded in Singapore. It was renamed in 1994 from the RAS Commodity Exchange, the post-privatization successor of the Rubber Association of Singapore, where Rubber futures have traded since the 1920s. 
== History ==
== Products and Services ==
== Contracts Listed ==
*SICOM RSS1 futures
*SICOM RSS3 futures
*SICOM TSR20 futures
*SICOM RSS3 Index futures
*SICOM Robusta Coffee futures
== Key People ==
== References ==
Category:Singapore Commodity Exchange
Singapore Exchange Derivatives Trading Limited

Singapore Exchange Derivatives Trading Limited (SGX-DT) is a subsidiary of Singapore Exchange, Ltd. It provides Euro dollar, Euro yen, and Japanese government bond and stock index futures trading services in the Asia-Pacific region. It also provides interest rate futures contracts trading and hedging services, including hedging loans and deposits, and interest rate swaps in Singapore dollar, the U.S. dollar, and yen; and intra-commodity, inter-commodity, and inter-market trading and arbitrage services.
== History ==
== Products and Services ==
In December of 2009, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) announced that its Office of General Counsel had issued a no-action letter permitting the offer and sale in the SGX-DT mini futures contract based on the Nikkei 225 stock index.
In May of 2007, the CFTCissued a no-action letter permitting the offer and sale in the U.S. of SGX-DT's U.S. dollar-denominated futures contract based on the Nikkei 225 Index. 
== Key People ==
== References ==
Category:Exchanges
Category:Singapore Exchange
Single Trader in Futures Trading Aggregation

In the context of futures trading, a single trader plays a pivotal role in the aggregation process, which involves combining or grouping all futures positions controlled by that trader for regulatory and reporting purposes. 
==Understanding the Single Trader==
A single trader refers to an individual or entity that participates in futures trading independently, with positions held in their own name or through an account under their control. Single traders can range from retail investors and proprietary trading firms to institutional investors and commercial hedgers.
==Aggregation and the Single Trader==
The process of aggregation is a regulatory requirement aimed at preventing excessive speculation and ensuring market transparency. The principle of aggregation mandates that all futures positions owned or controlled by a single trader be combined to determine the trader's reporting status and compliance with speculative position limits.
==Key Aspects of Aggregation for Single Traders==
All Positions Considered: A single trader must consider all their futures positions, regardless of the underlying commodity or contract, during the aggregation process. This includes positions in different markets, commodities, or exchanges.
Threshold Determination: Aggregation is crucial in determining whether a single trader has exceeded specific reporting thresholds or speculative position limits set by regulatory authorities. Exceeding these thresholds requires the trader to report their positions to regulators.
Transparency and Accountability: Aggregation ensures transparency in the futures market by providing regulatory authorities and market participants with a comprehensive view of a single trader's exposure to the market. It holds traders accountable for their trading activity and helps maintain market integrity.
==Reporting Requirements for Single Traders==
Single traders subject to aggregation requirements are typically obligated to report their positions to relevant regulatory bodies, such as the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in the United States. These reports include detailed information about the trader's positions, identity, and the markets or exchanges where they hold positions. Non-compliance with reporting requirements can result in regulatory sanctions.
==Challenges and Considerations==
Record-Keeping: Single traders must maintain accurate records of all their futures positions and transactions to facilitate the aggregation process and reporting obligations.
Risk Management: Aggregation helps single traders assess and manage their overall risk exposure by providing a consolidated view of their positions. It assists in identifying concentrated positions and potential vulnerabilities in trading strategies.
Complexity: Aggregation can be complex, especially for single traders with positions across various markets and asset classes. The determination of which positions should be aggregated and how they should be combined requires careful attention and, in some cases, may involve consultation with regulatory authorities.
== References ==
Category:Position Limits
Category:Positions
Siobhan Cleary

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Siobhan Cleary is a UK-based financial markets professional who serves as an ESG specialist for Baillie Gifford and is an independent non-executive director for JSE, having been appointed to the board in 2020.
== Background ==
As a senior specialist at the United Nations Sustainable Stock Exchanges Initiative, Cleary played a role in promoting sustainable investment practices and enhancing corporate transparency on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues within the securities exchange industry worldwide.
In her capacity as director of capital markets engagement at Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), Cleary was instrumental in advancing the integration of sustainability data into the mainstream reporting of organizational performance, influencing how companies align their strategies with broader societal goals.
As head of research and public policy for The World Federation of Exchanges, Cleary provided strategic leadership on the development of policies and research that impacted global exchanges. Her work contributed to the understanding of the role of stock exchanges in fostering economic growth and sustainability.
Cleary has had several roles at the Johannesburg Stock Exchange including manager and director of strategy and public policy: In these positions, she shaped the strategic direction of the exchange, developing policies that reinforced the JSE's position in the global market. Her contributions also earned her a place as a member of the JSE's executive committee. She also served as head of strategy: As the head of strategy, Cleary led the development of long-term strategic plans, ensuring the JSE's growth and adaptation in a rapidly evolving financial landscape.
== Education ==
*Master of Science (MSc)
*Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
*Master of Arts (MA)
*Master of Business Administration (MBA)
She further enhanced her global leadership skills as a Fellow of the prestigious Yale World Fellows Programme, which is dedicated to cultivating an international network of leaders and advancing interdisciplinary, global thinking.
== References ==	
Category:JSE Former Employees
Category:Accenture:Former Employees
Sir David Walker

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Sir David Walker is chairman of the board of Barclays Bank plc. He joined the board as a non-executive director in September 2012 and became chairman in November 2012.
He is a member and a trustee of the Group of Thirty and previously served as treasurer of the group. 
He also co-led the independent review of the report that the FSA produced into the failure of Royal Bank of Scotland and was a member of the four-person committee chaired by Lord Woolf (former Lord Chief Justice) into ethical business conduct at BAE Systems plc.
== Background ==
He began his career in the British Treasury, where he served until 1977, with a temporary assignment to the International Monetary Fund in Washington. He held several key positions at the Bank of England, where he became one of four executive directors. He was chairman of the Securities & Investment Board and, ex officio, a nominated member of the Council of Lloyd’s. 
He was a non-executive member of the Court of the Bank of England, a non-executive board member of the former CEGB and subsequently of National Power plc. He was formerly chairman of Reuters Venture Capital, vice-chairman of the Legal and General Group plc and was chairman of the London Investment Bankers’ Association for 4 years. 
He was also chairman and CEO of Morgan Stanley International, and then chairman. He retired as chairman of Morgan Stanley International in December 2005 but remained a senior advisor until the end of August 2012.
In 2015, he became the chairman of SETL, a blockchain-based data storage system.
== Education ==
== References ==	
Category:Morgan Stanley - Former Employees
Sir Nicholas Goodison

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Sir Nicholas Proctor Goodison (16 May 1934 – 6 July 2021) was a distinguished British businessman, renowned for his transformative leadership as the chairman of the London Stock Exchange from 1976 to 1986. Beyond his contributions to the financial sector, Goodison was a passionate supporter of the arts, serving in various capacities to promote and preserve cultural heritage.
== Background ==
=== London Stock Exchange ===
Goodison joined the family stockbroking firm, H.E. Goodison (later Quilter Goodison), in 1958, becoming a partner in 1962. His leadership skills and vision for modernization led to his election to the Stock Exchange Council in 1968, making him the youngest member in the post-war era. In 1976, he was appointed Chairman of the London Stock Exchange, a position he held until 1986.
During his tenure, Goodison played a pivotal role in the "Big Bang" reforms of 1986, which revolutionized the City of London by deregulating the financial markets. These reforms abolished fixed commission charges, allowed outside ownership of member firms, and introduced electronic trading, significantly enhancing London's competitiveness as a global financial center.
=== Other Business Roles ===
After stepping down from the London Stock Exchange, Goodison continued to influence the financial sector. He served as chairman of TSB Group from 1988 to 1995 and as deputy chairman of Lloyds TSB Group from 1995 to 2000. He was also deputy chairman of British Steel and a director of General Accident.
=== Contributions to the Arts ===
Goodison's passion for the arts was evident through his extensive involvement in various cultural institutions. He served as chairman of the Courtauld Institute of Art from 1982 to 2002 and of the National Art Collections Fund (now The Art Fund) from 1986 to 2002. He was also a vice chairman of the English National Opera and a long-serving governor of Marlborough College.
Goodison was an avid collector and scholar of 18th-century British furniture, clocks, and barometers. He authored several books on these subjects, including "English Barometers 1680-1860" and "Ormolu: The Work of Matthew Boulton."
=== Personal Life ===
In 1960, Goodison married Judith Abel Smith, who descended from a Lincolnshire banking dynasty. The couple had a son, Adam, and two daughters, Katharine and Rachel. Goodison's personal interests included music, particularly church music, and he was known for his deep knowledge and appreciation of the visual and decorative arts.
== Education ==
He received his early education at Marlborough College, a prestigious independent school. Goodison then attended King's College, Cambridge, where he read Classics and became an honorary fellow later in life.
== References ==	
Category:Former Exchange Chairmen
Category:London Stock Exchange - Former Chairmen