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CloudMargin

Headquartered in London, CloudMargin created the world’s first cloud-based collateral management platform. 
The firm also provides a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) model to help firms from pre-trade analytics though to settlement and reporting. CloudMargin serves clients on five continents, including asset managers, insurance companies, brokerage firms and banks. 
== History ==
CloudMargin was formed in 2014 by a team of professionals (Stuart McHardy, Edward Boggis-Rolfe and Andy Davies), all with experience in collateral management, OTC derivatives, technology and capital markets.
In April 2018, the firm announced a new round of investment totaling $10 million. The investors included: LVC, the venture investing arm of Leucadia National Corporation and IHS Markit. Existing investors, including Illuminate Financial Management, also participated in the Series A round.
== Products and Services ==
The firm's collateral management tools are designed to help buy-side and sell-side firms reach straight-through processing of trades. The key features of the platform enable customers to centralize data and workflow in one place, automate parts of the workflow, access other key systems and use the collateral data for analysis. 
CloudMargin's workflow tool has earned numerous industry awards since 2015 for innovation and best-in-class technology. 
== Key People ==
*Stuart Connolly, CEO
*Steven Marconi, Chief Operating Officer
*Filipe Rodriguez, Chief Technology Officer
*Lee McCormack, Head of Strategy
*Karl Wyborn, Global Head of Business Development
*Stuart McHardy, Co-founder, Managing Director of Client Services & Client Onboarding
== References ==
Cloud computing

Cloud computing delivers on-demand computer power, database, storage, applications, and other IT resources via the internet.
Cloud computing allows companies to buy or rent computing from data processing and communication providers as a service coming in over the Internet or a private network. As companies grow, they can add capacity "in the cloud," instead of in-house. The services are ready to turn on at any time, eliminating installation costs. Provisioning of new services can be handled by non-technical employees.
== References ==
Category:Computer Services
Clouty

Clouty is a Chicago-based start-up that turns real-time music data into tradeable indexes. The company plans to launch futures to let streaming music companies and rights owners manage risks. 
Clouty has created a tradeable index of global streaming sales, and is looking into launching an exchange-traded fund that would attract retail investors. It is in early discussions with U.S. exchanges about launching futures linked to individual genres, artists and songs, the Financial Times reported. The company plans to eventually capitalize on the rapid financialization of the music business as rich investors compete to secure the revenue streams associated with streaming.
The MUSIQ™ Index is its first major initiative. Clouty obtained permission from Bloomberg to display the Musiq 500 index, which tracks the revenues generated by streaming of the top 500 songs globally, on the financial data provider’s terminals. A futures contract on the index would need regulatory approval.
== History ==
Clouty was founded in November of 2019.
It launched the MUSIQ™ 500 Composite Index on July 11, 2022.
== Products and Services ==
Clouty’s MUSIQ™ Index, the first of its kind according to Clouty, allows customers to track, buy, and sell interest in the songs that make up their favorite genres in real-time. The index is never static - it constantly changes as new songs are released along with their value.
Clouty's Billboard product allows customers to choose the real-time position of a song and predict its movement on The Hot 100.
== Key People ==
* David Umeh, Founder and CEO
== References ==
Co-location

Co-location is the practice in which traders, members and non-members place their computers and trade servers containing their algorithms next to an exchange's matching engine in order to capitalize on a low-latency environment. In the world of high frequency trading and execution, the distance the signal from the trader's computer must travel to the matching engine determines which trade in the exchange's FIFO execution algorithm is processed first. Speed is the most crucial component in the HFT space. 
== References ==
Category:High Frequency Trading
Category:Trading Technology
Cobinhood

COBINHOOD is a cryptocurrency company based in Teipei, Taiwan.
== Products and Services ==
COBINHOOD offers a number of services. Its main product is the COBINHOOD cryptocurrency exchange, which offers trading services for over 90 digital assets including bitcoin, Ether, Bitcoin Cash, Dash, EOS, Litecoin, NEO, Paxos, Augur, TRON, Tether, Monero, XRP, Tezos, Zcash, and 0x.
The company also provides its customers with market data, listing services for ICO developers, and development tools for creating an ICO, dApps on COBINHOOD's platform.
=== "Free Tokens" ===
COBINHOOD includes a section on its site called "Free Tokens," which is reserved for airdrops and similar services. One of these is COBINHOOD's "Candy Machine," which gives customers digital "tickets" that can be used to potentially win digital assets. These are distributed to reward customers for using COBINHOOD'S services as well as for referring customers to COBINHOOD.
== ICO Rating Security Report ==
In January 2019 the independent crypto markets analysis firm ICO Rating ranked 135 of the world's most popular cryptocurrency exchanges. Kraken was ranked at #1, just above COBINHOOD, with a solid "A" score. COBINHOOD was the only other exchange to receive an "A" rating; there were no exchanges that earned an "A+." 
== CEO Departure == 
COBINHOOD disclosed on May 6, 2019, that at the end of April it had fired CEO Tai-yuan ("Popo") Chen due to his conflicts with investors and company personnel.The company ordered its employees to work from home until their "personal safety can be ensured." Chen was a co-founder of COBINHOOD and was also a co-founder of DEXON Foundation crypto services. At the time of COBINHOOD's announcement regarding Chen, the company was promoting DEXON on its website. 
== Shutdown ==
COBINHOOD announced on January 10th, 2020 that it would be shutting down until February 9th, 2020 with plans to reopen the following day. The company also said that it would be auditing all accounts’ balances and migrating all data, as well as offering refunds to all its customers. As of the Jan 10th announcement, the COBINHOOD website still redirects users to a refund page and all social media platforms have been quiet. The shutdown is thought to be connected to the departure of CEO Tai-yuan Chen and the related problems associated with it. 
== References ==
Category: digital assets
Category: definitions
Category: cryptocurrency
Category: exchanges
Category:Coins
Category:Taiwan
Category:CryptoMarketsWiki
Cochin Stock Exchange

The Cochin Stock Exchange is the parent company to the Cochin Stock Brokers Ltd. (CSBL), which is the first subsidiary of an exchange to be listed at the National Stock Exchange and the Bombay Stock Exchange. 
== History ==
The Cochin Stock Exchange was established in 1978 with 14 members and only five companies listed. Currently, the exchange has 508 members and 240 companies listed. The exchange began electronic trading in 1980 and introduced the computerized trading facility "Cochin Online Trading" (COLT) in 1997. 
In August of 2001, it was announced that Cochin Stock Exchange Ltd. had signed an MOU with ASIANET Satellite Communications which would enable the brokers and clients of the exchange to trade directly online on the Net through the Asianet cable network connection. The agreement would facilitate online trading on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and Cochin Stock Exchange as well as for depository participant (DP) operations. 
In late February of 2010, Cochin Stock Exchange and Ludhiana Stock Exchange — two of the 11 regional stock exchanges whose recognition would expire in coming months, have said they are 'compliant' to regulations and are confident of their recognition being renewed by Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi). 
== Products and Facilities ==
A software called MULTEX is given to all brokers. The brokers can simultaneously access to BSE and NSE terminals. To analyze the market trends, the exchange has provided a software package known as Meta Stock and ERS. It has gained wide acceptance from members, investors and students from various institutes. 
== Key People ==
*Board Chairman and Public Representative Director, Shri T.T.Thomas 
The board is constituted with 12 members of whom less than one-fourth are elected from amongst the trading member of CSE, another one fourth are public interest directors selected by the Securities & Exchange Board of India (SEBI) from the panel submitted by the exchange and the remaining are shareholder directors. The board appoints the executive director who functions as an ex-officio member of the board and takes charge of the administration of the exchange. 
== References ==
Category:Exchanges
Category:Stock Exchanges
Cocoa

Cocoa is a soft commodity traded at the Intercontinental Exchange at its ICE U.S. division and in Europe at its NYSE Liffe division. It is the main ingredient in chocolate.
CME Group also lists cocoa futures on its NYMEX division, though very little is traded on the venue. 
Both CME Group and ICE plan to list new euro-denominated cocoa futures on March 30, 2015. The CME contracts will be physically delivered and the exchange will also offer a corresponding contract denominated in dollars, which is settled in cash. 
Also see: ICE Cocoa
==World Cocoa Sources==
Cocoa is made from cacao beans, most of which (about 70 percent) come from West Africa, where Ghana, the Ivory Coast and Nigeria are the largest producers. Other growing regions are Asia, Central America, and South America (all within 20 degrees of the equator). Because so much of it comes from one region, cocoa is subject to high levels of volatility. 
==Cocoa in the News==
*In June 2014, CME Group announced it will launch a London-based cocoa contract by early 2015 in a direct challenge to Intercontinental Exchange. CME Group said it aims to engage client support for its contract by offering so-called "participation credits," which will return money to participants depending on the success of the contract. CME will also offer its usual incentives to market-makers. 
*When ICE completed its purchase of NYSE Euronext in November 2013, it became the dominant player in in the global trading of soft commodities, as it acquired the lion’s share of the world’s sugar, coffee and cocoa derivatives trade. For more on the ICE/NYSE softs story, visit John Lothian News.
*In the summer of 2010, Anthony Ward, from the London-based commodities hedge fund Armajaro Holdings, took delivery on 241,000 tons of cocoa beans. After the biggest delivery in 14 years, market participants worried about a bullish cocoa market. Jürgen Steinemann, the chief executive officer of the chocolatier supplier Barry Callebaut, told the Financial Times that there is no fundamental reason cocoa prices will fall. He explained that cocoa is a scarce material and that demand has risen and supply has been stable. While making it clear that Armajaro is a respected player, Steinemann believes hedge funds are to blame for the increasing cocoa prices and that speculators have been present in these markets for over five years. 
*The biggest cocoa trade in more than a decade occurred on July 6, 2023 which reminded many of attempts by a hedge fund manager to corner the market in 2010. 
== Resources ==
*ICE Cocoa Brochure
== References ==
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Category:Commodities
Category:Soft Commodities
Coeur d’Alene Mines Corporation

Coeur d’Alene Mines Corporation is a U.S.- based primary silver exploration and mining company, as well as a gold producer. The company is a member of the World Gold Council.
== History ==
The company was founded in 1928 and is based in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
== Products and Services ==
Coeur d'Alene Mines Corporation, along with its subsidiaries, engages in the operation, ownership, exploration, development, and mining of silver and gold properties in South America, Mexico, the United States, and Australia. It also explores for lead and zinc ores.
In 2011, Coeur had its first full year of production and cash flow from three new mines: San Bartolomé in Bolivia; the Palmarejo silver/gold mine in Mexico, and the Kensington Gold Mine in Alaska. 
In addition, the company is expecting new production from its Rochester mine in Nevada. Coeur also owns non-operating interest a low-cost mine in Australia, and conducts ongoing exploration activities near its operations in Argentina, Mexico and Alaska.
== Key People ==
*Dennis E. Wheeler, Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer
*Mitchell J. Krebs, Senior Vice President & Chief Financial Officer
*Kelli Kast, Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Chief Administrative Officer
== References ==
Category:Gold
Category:Metals
Category:Gold Mining Companies
Category:World Gold Council Member
Coffee

Coffee is one of the world's most important cash commodities. It is a tropical evergreen shrub that was being cultivated in Yemen as long ago as the 15th century or earlier.
The two types of beans commonly used in commercial coffee production are arabica and robusta. Arabica is the most commonly produced and traded coffee. Coffee futures are traded at the Intercontinental Exchange (formerly at the New York Board of Trade, and formerly at the Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange), as well as on the Bolsa de Mercadorias & Futuros (BM&F), the Tokyo Grain Exchange, and Liffe.
==World Coffee Sources==
Brazil is the world's largest coffee producer, accounting for about 36 percent of world production.
Vietnam and Columbia are also large producers.
In the U.S., the only significant areas of coffee production are Puerto Rico and Hawaii.
==Resources==
*Coffee - An exporter’s guide
==Contract Specifications==
== References ==
Category:Coffee
Category:Commodities
Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange

The New York Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange was a futures exchange that merged with the New York Cotton Exchange in 1998 and was acquired by the New York Board of Trade, which in turn was acquired by the Intercontinental Exchange and renamed ICE Futures U.S. in 2007.
== History ==
The Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange was founded in 1882 as the Coffee Exchange in the City of New York. Sugar futures were added in 1914, and on September 28, 1979, the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange merged with the New York Cocoa Exchange (which in turn had been founded in 1925), to form CSCE.
Headquartered in New York, in 1995 the CSCE threatened to move to New Jersey. The CSCE and the New York Cotton Exchange were eventually offered $91 million in subsidies to stay in New York.
In 2004, the CSCE merged with the New York Cotton Exchange to form the New York Board of Trade ("NYBOT"). As a result of this merger, all of the previous exchanges and subsidiaries ceased to exist. Those exchanges included the Coffee, Sugar, & Cocoa Exchange, the New York Cotton Exchange, the Citrus Associates of the New York Cotton Exchange, the New York Futures Exchange (NYFE), and the FINEX Exchange.
In 2012, ICE announced that the trading floors for coffee, sugar, cocoa, cotton and orange juice would be closed and the products would be exclusively electronically traded.
Coffee, Sugar and Cocoa Exchange History 
*1882 Coffee Exchange of the City of New York trades first coffee contracts
*1914 Coffee Exchange adds sugar futures
*1916 Coffee Exchange becomes the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
*1925 New York Cocoa Exchange begins trading cocoa futures
*1966 New York Cotton Exchange adds Frozen Concentrated Orange Juice (FCOJ) futures
*1979 New York Coffee and Sugar merges with New York Cocoa Exchange forming the Coffee, Sugar & Cocoa Exchange, Inc. (CSCE)
*1982 CSCE introduces options on sugar futures, first U.S. exchange-traded commodity option
*1984 NYCE introduces cotton options
*1985 NYCE adds FCOJ options
*1986 CSCE adds cocoa and coffee options
*1998 CSCE and NYCE form New York Board of Trade (Board of Trade of the City of New York, Inc.)
*2004 CSCE and NYCE become the New York Board of Trade® (NYBOT®)
== References ==
Category:Exchanges
Category:Futures Exchanges
Category:North American Exchanges
Category:Acquired Companies
Category:InterContinentalExchange
Cognitive Capital, LLC

Cognitive Capital, LLC is a Chicago-based proprietary trading firm that uses automated trading technology. 
== History ==
Cognitive Capital is based in Chicago and was founded in 2004 by Art Margulis, the former president of the Hull Group and a former managing director of Goldman Sachs.
== Products and Services ==
Cognitive Capital uses Orc Software's CameronFIX to support their low latency, high frequency trading strategies. CameronFIX provides connectivity between Cognitive Capital's algorithmic trading systems and various equities markets including Nasdaq and Nyse Arca Equities.
== Key People ==
== References ==
Category:Proprietary Trading Firms
Coherence Capital Partners

Coherence Capital Partners is an asset manager and advisory firm that specializes in bonds, loans, CDS, index and structured products across the fixed income markets. 
== History ==
Coherence Capital Partners LLC, founded in 2012, is a global fixed income-focused alternative investment firm.
== Products and Services ==
Coherence Capital Partners creates and manages products for accredited investors, focusing on global fixed income alternative investments.
== Key People ==
*Sal Naro - Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer
*Vincent Mistretta -President and Co-Senior Portfolio Manager
*John Lovisolo - Chief Operating Officer 
*Michael Cannon - Senior Portfolio Manager
== References ==
Category:Advisory Firms
Category:Coherence Capital Partners
CoinBene

CoinBene is a cryptocurrency exchange that lists 146 actively traded cryptocurrency pairs, including three pairs based on its own coin, the Coni. According to CoinMarketCap, at the beginning of November 2018 CoinBene was the eighth largest cryptocurrency exchange ranked by the adjusted reported U.S. dollar value of its daily trading volume. 
==References==
Category: exchange
Category: Trading
Category: digital assets
Category: security token
Category:CryptoMarketsWiki
CoinFlip

CoinFlip is a bitcoin ATM operator. Founded in 2015 by Ben Weiss and Daniel Polotsky, the company has more than 2,700 machines across 47 states that support the buying and selling of nine major cryptocurrencies with cash. In 2020, CoinFlip launched Trade Desk, an over-the-counter trading platform with no minimum investment that allows investors to buy and sell cryptocurrencies. 
== History ==
Co-founders Daniel Polotsky and Benjamin Weiss met as high school students in Deerfield, Illinois, and later began the company part time from their respective college dorm rooms. In 2021, Crain's Chicago Business ranked CoinFlip as No. 1 on its "Fast 50" list of the area’s most rapidly growing firms after its revenues from transaction fees jumped past $50 million in 2020. 
In August 2021, the company announced it was expanding its office space and staff and would move into the historic Old Post Office building in downtown Chicago after qualifying for nearly $1.7 million in economic tax credits from the state of Illinois. 
== Products and Services ==
CoinFlip ATMs facilitate the buying and selling of Litecoin (LTC), Ethereum (ETH), Dash (DASH), Binance Coin (BNB), Chainlink (LINK), Stellar (XLM), USD Coin (USDC), and Dogecoin (DOGE) at all ATMs. Investors also can buy Litecoin (cash out) at its two-way ATMs. 
The company also allows trading of cryptocurrencies via wire transfers and through a debit/credit card option. 
== Key People ==
* Ben Weiss, CEO and Co-Founder
* Daniel Polotsky, Co-Founder and Chief Advisor 
== References ==
CoinRoutes

CoinRoutes provides aggregated price information from 40 cryptocurrency exchanges, including the exchange rate for pairs of hundreds of different digital assets. The platform is designed to improve the efficiency of executing trades across numerous exchanges.
== Security ==
CoinRoutes does not offer custodial "hot" wallets - its customers retain total control over the private keys of their digital assets.
== Partnerships ==
=== Vela ===
In February 2019, the electronic trading platform Vela announced a partnership with CoinRoutes, in order to use CoinRoutes' crypto market data for Vela's smart order routing (SOR) services. According to the announcement, this will allow Vela's customers to trade crypto assets based on data aggregated from hundreds of trading pairs across 40 exchanges using the trading tools on Vela's platform.
=== Cboe ===
In December 2020, CoinRoutes and Cboe announced that they had entered an exclusive licensing agreement. This enabled Cboe to use CoinRoute's RealPrice data to create digital asset indices and similar products and services for their customers.
== Products ==
*RealPrice displays the investable price for bitcoin and Ethereum as well as other cryptocurrencies in real time.
*Consolidated Best Bid & Offer (CBBO) is a pan-exchange research tool 
*Cost Calculator shows the potential smart router savings from trading across multiple exchanges 
*Smart Order Router lets customers trade effortlessly across different exchanges without disclosing exchange keys and keeping wallets private.
== Key People ==
*David Weisberger, co-founder and CEO 
*Ian Weisberger, co-founder and CTO
*Michael Holstein, chief revenue officer
== References ==
Category:Coins
Category:Spot Trading
Category:Bitcoin
Category:Ethereum
Category:Wallets
Category:CryptoMarketsWiki
CoinShares

CoinShares is an asset management firm specializing in digital assets or cryptocurrency. It is structured legally as a hedge fund.
 
== Overview ==
CoinShares' financial products and services are directed toward professional investors. The company states its focus is on delivering crypto investment vehicles to market participants.
== Key People ==
*Daniel Masters - Chairman 
*Meltem Demirors - Chief Strategy Officer 
*Jean-Marie Mognetti - CEO 
*Christopher Bendiksen - Head of Research
== References ==
Category: cryptocurrency
Category: regulation
Category: trading platforms
Category: women in cryptocurrency
Category: CryptoMarketsWiki