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Tan Boon Gin

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Tan Boon Gin is a Singapore based lawyer, prosecutor, judge and exchange executive who currently serves as the chief regulatory officer of SGX.
== Background ==
Before assuming the chief regulatory officer position at SGX, Gi was director of the commercial affairs department.
Also, Gin was previously a Justices’ Law Clerk at Singapore’s Supreme Court and a deputy public Prosecutor at the attorney-general's chambers, where he specialized in corruption and white-collar crime. He later practices law Sullivan & Cromwell in New York. . 
He became a district judge in Singapore's subordinate courts, and later joined the Monetary Authority of Singapore. There he was director of enforcement and director of corporate finance divisions. He was also executive director of the investment intermediaries department.
== Education ==
He holds degrees from the University of Cambridge and Harvard Law School.
== References ==	
Category:Lawyers
Category:Singapore
Category:SGX
Category:Exchange Executives
Category:Former Regulators
Tanisha Cole Edmonds

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Tanisha Cole Edmonds is an American lawyer and diversity executive who currently serves as the first chief diversity officer at the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). She was appointed to this position in January 2022.
== Background ==
=== Career ===
Edmonds began her career as an attorney at Passman & Kaplan, P.C., a boutique employment law firm in Washington, D.C., where she litigated employment discrimination complaints before various federal bodies. She was also a contributing author to the first edition of the Federal Employees Legal Survival Guide.
Before joining the CFTC, Edmonds held several positions in the federal government:
* Labor and Employment Law Attorney for the U.S. Postal Service
* Technical Advisor for the U.S. Secret Service
* Deputy Director for the Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Civil Rights at the U.S. Department of Interior
* Deputy Chief Diversity Officer at the U.S. Department of Interior
=== CFTC Chief Diversity Officer ===
As the CFTC's first Chief Diversity Officer, Edmonds is responsible for providing leadership and executive direction on the agency's efforts to integrate and promote diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) at all levels of its workforce and operations. She oversees the Office of Minority and Women Inclusion and is a member of the CFTC's Executive Leadership Team.
Her appointment came in response to the CFTC's historical lack of diversity, particularly at management levels. CFTC Chairman Rostin Behnam noted that as of fiscal year 2017, only 33% of senior-level employees were women, and minorities were significantly underrepresented.
== Education and Bar Memberships ==
Edmonds holds a B.A. in Economics from Washington University in St. Louis and a J.D. from Washington University's School of Law. She is a member of both the Maryland and Washington, D.C. bars.
== References ==	
Category:Regulatory Officials
Category:Government Officials
Category:Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Category:Chief Diversity Officers
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Category:Passman & Kaplan, P.C. - Former Employees
Tara Dziedzic

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Tara Dziedzic is head of Listings - U.S. sectors at the New York Stock Exchange, where she leads a team of listing executives responsible for relationships with NYSE-listed companies and new business opportunities. Before this role, she was head of business development for Global Listings and head of Energy & Industrial Capital Markets at NYSE.
Dziedzic currently serves as secretary of the board of Women in Financial Markets, formerly Women in Derivatives. 
== Background ==
Dziedzic has a 20+ year history with NYSE. Before joining the exchange as a senior testing specialist in 2002, she spent two years in London with Cantor Fitzgerald in compliance and four years at Fahnestock & Co. in operations.
== Education ==
Dziedzic graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts in psychology from Auburn University. She holds a J.D. from Brooklyn Law School and is admitted to the New York State Bar.
== References ==	
Category:Cantor Fitzgerald - Former Employees
Category:Fahnestock & Co. - Former Employees
Category:Women in Financial Markets Board
Taraneh Derayati

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Taraneh Derayati is a Stockholm-based financial technology executive who serves as the CEO of Vermiculus Financial Technology, an exchange and clearing start-up company.
Previously, she was vice president, market technology, at Nasdaq. She had been head of sales at Cinnober when it was purchased by Nasdaq. 
== Background ==
At Cinnober, Derayati was responsible for sales on the firm's exchange and clearing technology to exchanges and clearinghouses around the globe. She was promoted to the post in March 2018. 
She succeeded Ulf Axman, who moved to a senior advisor role with the company.
Before taking on the head of sales position, she worked on several large client projects, including Cinnober's deal with the Japan Exchange Group to deliver a new clearing system. That project was completed in February 2018. 
She joined Cinnober in 2009, serving as a business analyst and project manager.
== Education ==
Derayati earned a civil engineering degree in industrial management, with a MSc in financial mathematics from KTH Royal Institute of Technology.
== References ==	
Category:Cinnober - Former Employees
Category:Nasdaq - Former Employees
Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures

The Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) is a financial-sector led task force charged with improving and increasing reporting of climate-related financial information. 
== History ==
The Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures was established in April 2015, when the Financial Stability Board was asked by the G20 finance ministers and central bank governors to convene public- and private-sector participants to review how the financial sector can take account of climate-related issues. In this review, the FSB identified the need for better information to improve understanding of climate-related risks and inform investment, lending, and insurance underwriting decisions. As a result, the FSB established an industry-led task force — the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD). The TCFD released its final recommendations for voluntary climate-related financial disclosures that would be useful for understanding material risks in June 2017. These provide a framework for companies and other organizations to develop more effective climate-related financial disclosures through their existing reporting processes. In September 2022, the TCFD released its fifth annual status report. 
== Products and Services ==
== Membership ==
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Tassat

Tassat took over the swap execution facility (SEF) registration from trueEX, effective on November 6, 2019. TrueEX is an interest rate swap platform. 
Tassat was previously known as trueDigital. 
Tassat said that it plans to use its SEF license to trade bitcoin swaps. 
Tassat received a no-action letter in September 2020 that allowed it to operate the SEF while it renewed its SEF registration which the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission had determined was dormant as of August 1, 2020. As of February 22, 2021, it had not begun operations. 
 
== References ==
Category:Tassat
Category:SEF
Category:Exchanges
Category:CryptoMarketsWiki
Category:cryptocurrencies
Tastylive

Tastylive is a financial media company that provides educational content and entertainment related to trading and finance. It was originally known as Tastytrade and serves as a platform for investors and traders to gain insights into market strategies, focusing on options trading and the stock market.
== History ==
=== Founding and Development ===
Tastylive was founded in 2011 by Tom Sosnoff, who aimed to create a platform that blended financial education with entertainment. The network offers live streaming content seven days a week, featuring over 100 original segments and more than 20 on-air traders. This approach allows Tastylive to provide actionable trade ideas and market analysis while maintaining an engaging and entertaining format.
=== Rebranding from Tastytrade ===
Originally known as Tastytrade, the company underwent a rebranding to become Tastylive to better reflect its focus on live programming and educational content. This change was part of a strategic decision to distinguish the media arm from its affiliated brokerage firm, which retained the Tastytrade name. The rebranding was completed in early 2023, aligning with the company's mission to provide live, context-rich financial information.
=== Acquisition by IG Group ===
In 2021, Tastylive became part of IG Group, a global fintech company known for its online trading platforms and educational resources. This acquisition was aimed at expanding Tastylive's reach and enhancing its content offerings by leveraging IG Group's global presence and technological capabilities.
== Products and Services ==
=== Content and Programming ===
Tastylive is known for its diverse programming, which includes live shows hosted by experienced traders such as Tom Sosnoff and Tony Battista. These shows cover a wide range of topics, including market trends, trading strategies, and risk management. The platform emphasizes a logical and mechanical approach to investing, helping traders understand and navigate the complexities of the financial markets.
=== Mission and Values ===
Tastylive's mission is to attempt to revolutionize financial education by making it accessible, engaging, and empowering. The company fosters a community of self-directed investors, promoting informed decision-making and financial independence. Its core values include education, transparency, innovation, and community, which are reflected in its programming and business practices.
== Key People ==
* Tom Sosnoff
* Tony Battista
* Vonetta Logan
* Jenny Andrews
* Liz Dierking
* Mike Butler
* Katie McGarrigle
* Nick Battista
== References ==
Category:Financial Media
Category:Trading Education
Category:Options Trading
Category:Financial Networks
Category:Market Analysis
Tastyworks

Tastyworks was an innovative brokerage firm launched in 2017, primarily focused on providing retail investors with access to options, futures, and cryptocurrency trading. The firm was founded with the aim of empowering individual traders by offering advanced trading tools and educational resources.
== Founding and Development ==
Tastyworks was established by Scott Sheridan and Tom Sosnoff, who were also the co-founders of thinkorswim, a platform known for its pioneering trading technology. Their experience in the financial sector, particularly in options trading, informed the creation of Tastyworks, which aimed to cater to active traders by providing a robust trading platform with competitive fees and comprehensive educational content.
== Acquisition by IG Group ==
In June 2021, Tastyworks became part of the IG Group following a $1 billion acquisition. This acquisition included a combination of cash and IG Group shares, marking a significant milestone in the firm's history. The deal was aimed at expanding IG Group's presence in the U.S. market and enhancing its offering to retail traders.
== Rebranding to Tastytrade ==
On February 21, 2023, Tastyworks announced its rebranding to Tastytrade. This change was part of a strategic move to unify the brand under a single name, aligning with its affiliated financial content and education platform, Tastylive. Despite the name change, the firm assured its clients that the rebranding would not affect the functionality of its trading platform. The transition to the new branding was expected to occur gradually across its digital platforms and marketing materials.
== Impact and Recognition ==
Throughout its operation, Tastyworks, now Tastytrade, has been recognized for its commitment to providing traders with cutting-edge technology and educational resources. The platform has received accolades for its innovative approach to trading, including awards for being the "Best Broker for Options" and the "Best Options Trading Platform" in various industry surveys.
Taxation

Taxation (tax) is imposed in the U.S. at both state and federal levels on all income-generating individuals above pre-determined thresholds. Taxation on investors is imposed based on the return on investments the tax authorities perceive they've received, although rules exist that allow investors to minimize the impact of some of these taxes.
== Long and short ==
Investment income is taxed under several different tax regimens in the U.S. - some more onerous than others. The most common taxable investment income is from dividends earned from stock holdings and interest from bonds. Most dividends (called 'qualified') are taxed at the lower marginal rate of 15% since 2003 whereas interest income is taxed at the investor's normal marginal taxation rate.
Investments are also taxed for capital gains if they are sold at a profit. Gains on securities held for longer than one year are considered long-term and are also taxed at 15% while returns on those help for less than a year are considered short-term and taxed at the investor's regular marginal tax rate. Capital gains distributions on mutual funds are taxed at the long-term rate of 15% while income from vehicles like annuities is taxed as regular income when it is distributed.
== It's a wash ==
The most common tactic investors employ to minimize taxation on their investment gains is by using capital losses in one area to offset capital gains in another plus up to $3,000 per year of other income. However, this form minimization doesn't apply if the investor sells and then repurchases the same security within 30 days; such action is called a 'wash sale' by taxation authorities and is taxed at the investor's regular marginal rate. Investors also pay a 10% taxation 'penalty' if they withdraw funds from a tax-deferred vehicle like an annuity or a Roth IRA retirement account.
== References ==
Tayloe Draughon

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Tayloe Draughon is a Chicago-based technology and market development professional who is vice president of operations & senior product manager at CloudQuant Alternative Data.
He is also the founder of Draughon.us.
Formerly he was managing director of product design for Neurensic, a Chicago-based technology firm that uses artificial intelligence to assist financial firms in monitoring risk management and compliance.
== Background ==
Draughon has worked in the trading industry for more than 25 years, focusing on electronic trading across all asset classes. 
Before joining Neurensic, Draughon worked for 10 years as the head of e-solutions at Newedge (later Societe Generale), where he helmed compliance, cost-saving and data rules projects while expanding the firm's presence in the electronic brokerage space. Before that, Draughon was vice president of the Strategic Solutions Group for Cargill Investor Services. 
In his personal time, Draughon is an outdoor enthusiast and active in the Boy Scouts.
== Education ==
Draughon has a B.S. in Decision Sciences from Indiana University - Bloomington. 
==MarketsWiki Education Video, July 2016==
Tayloe Draughon, Neurensic - Futures Industry AI and Machine Learning
“As you seek worlds of opportunity, look for areas in which there are problems, because if somebody is having problems, there are going to be opportunities.”
Recent advancements in technology have led to a monstrous spike in trades and trade messaging. Meanwhile, new regulations are requiring banks, brokers, dealers and futures commission merchants to not only store all of this new data, but also to conduct surveillance for trade infractions such as spoofing, layering or “banging the close.”
One particular challenge is that these new regulations require proof of intent, that is whether a trader or trade algorithm intentionally broke a rule. How does one sift through the billions of daily messages flowing through the pipes, flag anything suspicious, and prove intent at the same time?
According to Neurensic’s Tayloe Draughon, the answer is artificial intelligence, machine learning and pattern recognition. In other words, fight tech with tech. His message to the next generation? We have problems, and our problems become your opportunities.
== References ==	
Category:MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity Speaker
Category:Newedge - Former Employees
Category:Neurensic - Former Employees
Category:Consultants
Taylor Anderson

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Taylor Anderson is the chief operating officer and founder of The Morning Snapshot, a markets-focused website that can be used to follow global capital markets on a day-to-day basis.
== Background ==
Previous to launching The Morning Snapshot as an independent publication, Anderson worked for the CME Group as an analyst in their clearing house. He joined the exchange just prior to the bankruptcy ofMF Global. At the CME his responsibilities included quantitative analysis on new margin models for Credit Default Swaps. It was this analysis that spawned the production of a daily publication with commentary on global capital markets and economics called TheMorningSnapshot.
Anderson has traded both equity and futures options. He is an affiliate member of the MTA Association and pased level 1 of their CMT (Chartered Market Technician) program.
== Education ==
Anderson is a graduate of the University of Mississippi and their School of Business Administration with a degree in managerial finance, finance, accounting and real estate.
== References ==
Category:Bios - Market Analysts
Category:Newsletter Publishers
Tbricks

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Tbricks was a privately held trading technology provider servicing proprietary trading professionals beginning in February 2008. It was acquired by Orc Group in January 2015 and incorporated into Orc's trading platform. They are a member of the FIX Protocol organization. 
== History ==
Tbricks opened an office in London in April 2010. In June 2010, they opened an office in New York, however in 2013, they replaced it with a Chicago office. 
Tbricks announced in March of 2011 that the Evli Bank deployed the Tbricks platform for trading on Nordic markets. The bank adopted Tbrick's technology solution for trading in listed securities, cash and derivatives markets replacing their legacy system. 
In March of 2011 Tbricks also launched their ETF Trading application to facilitate trading, pricing, market-making, basket hedging and currency hedging in exchange traded funds. Then in April of 2011 Tbricks announced the completed the integration of their data and trading interfaces with Lime Brokerage. 
== Products and Services ==
Tbricks can assist with the building of trading applications, strategy development, liquidity and colocation as well as connectivity. Their out of the box solutions focus on volatility and algorithmic trading as well as computer-aided trading and arbitrage opportunities.
== Key People ==
*Jonas Hansbo, CEO
*Joakim Johansson, CTO
*Aleksey Dukhnyakov, VP of Engineering
== References ==	
Category:Tbricks
Category:ISVs
Teach Me Futures

Teach Me Futures is a free educational Web site community that provides resources for the futures trading industry. The site allows futures traders to gain insight on trading through multiple educational channels, whether they are new to trading or have years of experience. 
Traders can participate in online discussion forums with other traders, watch video tutorials, view current quotes and charts of futures markets, find recommended reading material and gain access to simulated trading demos on some of the highest rated front-end applications software available. Teach Me Futures is a source for discovering the futures trading industry and advancing to the next level of trading.
== History ==
== Products and Services ==
Free online educational community with multiple resources for futures trading.
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Category:Industry Social Networking Sites
TechTrader

TechTrader Inc. designed, owned and operated net markets that were business-to-business, industry-specific, online trading communities. The web-based centers for commerce served as complete procurement systems for buyers, efficient sales and marketing channels for suppliers and total knowledge management systems. 
Jacob Pechenik, co-founder and president of financial technology firm YellowJacket Software Inc. founded and served as the chief executive officer of TechTrader, and Greg Campbell, co-founder of YellowJacket managed a team of 40 engineers at TechTrader,
In 2000, TechTrader partnered with webMethods, a provider of business-to-business integration solutions. The partnership enabled TechTrader to use webMethods B2B to rapidly develop net markets.
WebMethods eventually coupled with Software AG to create the world’s largest independent provider of business infrastructure software.
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== References ==
Category:Independent Software Vendors
Technical analysis

Technical analysis is an approach to forecasting prices that examines the patterns of price change, rates of change, and changes in volume of trading and open interest, without regard for the underlying fundamental market factors. 
It attempts to predict future financial price movements based on an examination of past price movements. However, like weather forecasts, technical analysis does not result in absolute predictions. Instead, it can help investors anticipate what is likely to happen to prices over time. 
Technical analysis uses a wide variety of charts that show price over time. 
ALSO SEE: Technical indicator
== References ==
Category:Definitions
Technical indicator

A technical indicator is a series of data points that are derived by applying a formula to the price data of a security. Price data includes any combination of the open, high, low or close over a period of time. Some indicators may use only the closing prices, while others incorporate volume and open interest into their formulas. The price data is entered into the formula and a data point is produced.
While one data point does not offer much information, a series of data points over a period of time can create valid reference points to analyze a given security, enabling a comparison between present and past levels. Technical indicators are usually shown as a graph above or below a security's price chart. The indicator can then be compared with the price chart. 
Technical indicators can be used:
*To act as an alert to study price action more closely. For example, waning momentum may signal a coming break of support. Or, a large positive divergence building may alert a trader to watch for a resistance breakout.
*To confirm other technical analysis tools. 
*To predict the direction of future prices.
Types of technical indicators include: moving averages, which are derived from simple formulas and are relatively easy to understand; and Stochastics, which are more complex and require study to understand. 
== References ==