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Elizabeth Cook

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Elizabeth Cook is a Chicago-based trader and board member who serves as a member of the board of directors of the CME Group. She is also a member of the board of Women in Listed Derivatives and of Associated Colleges of Illinois.
She is also the president an owner of both MiCat Group LLC and Lucky Star LLC.
== Background ==
Cook was an options trader at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and president and owner of LZY Options LLC. She is the co-chair of the CME arbitration and floor conduct committees and serves on the board of the CME gratuity fund. She is also involved with the CME Group political action committee.
She has also served as the president and owner of the Cook Mattson Group LLC.
Cook was first elected to the CME Group board in 2015 and serve on the Boards Audit and Compensation Committees. She has served on 40 leadership committees over the past 37 years at the CME.
She serves as director of special events - fundraising for Honor Flight Chicago. Cook is also an ambassador for The ALS Association, Causehealth and the Navy Seal Foundation.
She serves as a governance fellow at NACD (National Association of Corporate Directors) and she is a member of civic and finance committees of The Executives'​ Club of Chicago. Also, she is a member of the Private Directors Association and a member of Business Executives for National Security (BENS).
== Education ==
== References ==	
Category:CME Members
Category:CME Group - Board Members
Category:Women In Listed Derivatives - Board Members
Elizabeth Gisch

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Elizabeth Gisch is a Chicago-based derivatives exchange executive who is the managing director of global market solutions and services at the CME Group. She is responsible for the CME Group's Global Account Management team and oversees the client side of new software releases as well as manages the customer development and connectivity process for CME Globex and CME ClearPort Clearing API. 
== Background ==
Gisch joined the CME Group in 1993 and has held positions of increasing responsibility in the technology, products & services and global operations divisions since then.
She is also a member of the Women In Listed Derivatives' steering committee.
== Education ==
Gisch received a bachelor's degree in communications and French from St. Mary's College. 
== References ==	
Category:CME Group
Category:Women In Listed Derivatives Members
Elizabeth K. King

Elizabeth King is global head of clearing and chief regulatory officer at Intercontinental Exchange (ICE). In this role, she also oversees the NYSE’s Board Advisory Council, which works with the CEOs of NYSE-listed firms to identify diverse candidates for boards of directors of venture-funded and newly public companies. As ICE’s chief regulatory officer, King oversees the company’s global regulatory and government affairs initiatives.
Before 2022, King was general counsel and chief regulatory officer of the New York Stock Exchange. She added the regulatory position to her duties in September 2018.
King joined the board of directors of OCC as an exchange director in July of 2018, filling a vacancy created by the departure of former NYSE Group President Thomas Farley in May of that year. At the OCC's Annual Stockholder meeting on April 28, 2023, King was unanimously reappointed to the position of exchange director.
Previously, she was part of the regulatory legal team at Getco LLC and then was global head of government & regulatory affairs at KCG, the company that resulted from the merger of Knight Capital with GETCO. She joined the Chicago-based electronic trading firm in June of 2010. 
== Background ==
Before joining Getco and KCG Holdings, King was associate director, division of trading and markets at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). She had been with the SEC since 1993. She supervised the division's regulation of the exchange-listed options industry as well as other derivatives. She was also in charge of directing the SEC's policy on regulating OTC derivatives.
King was instrumental in guiding the industry toward trading in penny increments. 
After she left the SEC, King was subject to a one-year “cooling-off period” before she could represent Getco to her former employer.
Prior to joining the SEC, King was an associate at the law firm of Shaw, Pittman, Potts & Trowbridge.
== Education ==
King has a J.D. from the University of Pennsylvania and an A.B. from Duke University.
== References ==	
category:Former Regulators
Category:Lawyers
Category:GETCO
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Category:OCC Board of Directors Members
Elizabeth Rossiello

Elizabeth Rossiello is the CEO and Founder of BitPesa, an Africa-focused bitcoin service provider. 
== BitPesa ==
Rossiello founded BitPesa in 2013. She told Bloomberg that Bitpesa's goal was to gain a 1 percent share of the Kenyan remittance market within a year of launching the service. Rossiello also said, "There are no other market entrants trying to solve the problem of the very high cost of remittances in Africa." According to the World Bank, remittances to Kenya at that time averaged 9.2 percent of the total transferred. 
By October 2016 Bitpesa had operations in Nigeria, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Democratic Republic of Congo.
Rossiello has worked in Kenya as a microfinance analyst and investment associate since 2009. She is an expert in East African financial product development and establishing best practices in risk, governance and IT for local banks. Prior to her work in East Africa, she served as an analyst at Credit Suisse in Zurich and a Robert Bosch Fellow in Frankfurt.
== Education ==
Rossiello received an M.A. from Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs and a B.A. in Political Science, German and Italian from the State University of New York College at Buffalo.
== References ==	
Category: digital assets
Category: cryptocurrency
Category: altcoins
Category: People
Category: bios
Elizabeth Sam

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Elizabeth Sam is one of Singapore's best-known female bankers. She became the first female board member of a big four bank in 1996 when she was appointed to the main board of the Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC). 
In 2023, Sam was inducted into the Futures Industry Association's Futures Hall of Fame, which was established in 2005 to commemorate outstanding contributions to the global futures and options community. 
 
== Background ==
Sam began her over 40-year career in financial services in the public sector, playing a key role in the growth of Singapore as a global financial center. 
She joined the Ministry of Finance in 1962, and held the positions of deputy secretary in the Economics Development Division, deputy controller of Foreign Exchange and director of Overseas Investment. In 1971, she moved to the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). By 1976, she was promoted to chief manager.
While serving at the Ministry of Finance and MAS, she focused on the Asian dollar and foreign exchange markets. She also played a key role in the development of the futures market and served two terms as chairman of the Singapore International Monetary Exchange. She left MAS in 1981.
From 1981 to 1987, Sam was a main board member of Mercantile House Holding PLC. Then in 1988, she joined the Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) as executive vice president. She was subsequently appointed to its main board in October 1996. 
Also in 1996, Sam was awarded the Public Service Star (BBM), Republic of Singapore, for her contributions to the nation's financial developments. In 1997, she was Her World magazine’s “Woman of the Year.” 
In 2008, Sam was appointed a non-executive and independent director of Straits Trading, a Singapore-based company with interests in resources, property and hospitality. 
In 2014, she was inducted into the Singapore Women's Hall of Fame. 
In 2016, Sam retired from her board position with Straits Trading. She subsequently took up ballroom dancing and regularly participates in ballroom dance competitions.
== Education ==
Sam obtained a Bachelor of Arts in economics (honours) from the University of Singapore.
== References ==	
Category:Futures Hall of Fame Members
Elizabeth Stark

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Elizabeth Stark is an American entrepreneur. She is the co-founder and CEO of Lightning Labs, the company responsible for the development of the Lightning Network.
== Background ==
Elizabeth Stark was formerly a researcher at the Harvard Berkman Center for Internet & Society. She also previously taught as an entrepreneur-in-residence at Stanford StartX and as a visiting fellow at Yale’s Information Society Project. She has taught courses on peer-to-peer technology, digital privacy, open-source software, and Internet memes. She is currently a Fellow at the digital currency policy organisation Coin Center.
In March 2018, the public beta Lightning Network was released. Stark said the beta would be available "first to advanced users and developers and then broader users."
== Education ==
Elizabeth Stark holds a Joint Degree from Harvard.
== References ==
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Category: People
Category: Women in cryptocurrency
Category: digital assets
Category: definitions
Category: cryptocurrency
Category: bitcoin
Elizabeth Warren

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Elizabeth Warren is a Harvard Law professor and U.S. Senator from Massachusetts. She served as assistant to the President and special advisor to the Secretary of the Treasury on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau from September 2010 until August 2011. 
On September 14, 2011, Warren launched a campaign for the U.S. Senate, saying "The pressures on middle-class families are worse than ever, but it is the big corporations that get their way in Washington. I want to change that." She was elected to the Senate in the November 2012 election. She is currently listed as "on leave" from her post at Harvard Law School. 
On Dec. 12, 2012, it was officially announced that Warren would be given a seat on the Senate Banking Committee. Warren has chided Wall Street and big banks for taking risks that leave consumers vulnerable. 
 
== Background ==
Warren began her career as a summer associate at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft's office on Wall Street. She was the William A. Schnader Professor of Commercial Law at University of Pennsylvania's School of Law and taught at the University of Texas School of Law, the University of Houston Law Center as well as the University of Michigan and Rutgers Law School before joining Harvard Law School in 1992.
The idea for the CFPB was inspired by an article Warren wrote in 2007. The idea led to its inclusion in the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act. Title X of the Act calleed for the creation the new agency, to monitor the financial sector for deceptive, abusive and unfair practices in such areas as mortgages, revolving credit, automobile loans, and student loans. 
In 2009, Warren was selected to chair the TARP Oversight Panel. In November of 2009, Warren said at a hearing of the TARP panel that the $700 billion bailout hadn’t stopped the “culture of excessive risk-taking” that led to the financial crisis.
By taking the role of special advisor to set up the CFPB rather than becoming head of it, Warren avoided having to go through a congressional confirmation process. In anticipation of fierce Republican opposition to Warren as head of the agency, in July 2011, President Obama instead chose Richard Cordray to head the agency. Warren subsequently left the agency and returned to her Harvard post until 2012, when she was elected to the U.S. Senate. 
== Education ==
Warren graduated from the University of Houston with a Bachelors of Science in 1970. She went on to receive a law degree from Rutgers University in 1976. 
== References ==
Category: Bios - Government
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Ellen Greene

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Ellen Greene is a managing director at SIFMA. She assumed that role in November 2014. She previously spent 13 years at Nasdaq and almost five years at the American Stock Exchange. 
She was most recently vice president of U.S. transaction services at NASDAQ OMX. She was head of broker/dealer sales for NASDAQ OMX’s three equity platforms — The NASDAQ Stock Market, NASDAQ OMX BX and NASDAQ OMX PSX — as well as its two options platforms — NASDAQ OMX PHLX and The NASDAQ Options Market. 
== Background ==
Before joining Nasdaq, Greene was a managing director at the American Stock Exchange.
== Education ==
Greene holds a bachelor of arts in government from Colby College.
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Former Nasdaq OMX Employees
Ellen M. Warwick

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Ellen M. Warwick is the enforcement compliance director at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. She was named to the position in September of 2012. 
 She reports to Daniel P. Stipano, the OCC's deputy chief counsel.
 
== Background ==
Warwick served as an assistant director for enforcement and compliance at the OCC from July 2011 until September of 2012. Previous to that, she was an assistant director for the litigation division and served as special counsel and then senior counsel in the OCC's administrative and internal law division. 
From 1990 to 1995, Warwick was a trial attorney with the civil division in the commercial litigation branch at the Justice Department.
Warwick was also once in private practice as a litigation attorney and served as a prosecutor in the Essex District Attorney's Office of Massachusetts.
== Education ==
She holds a juris doctor from the New England School of Law, a bachelor’s in Economics and Political Science from Boston College, and an LL.M. in Taxation from Boston University School of Law.
== References ==
 
Category:Lawyers
Ellen R. Alemany

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Ellen R. Alemany is the former head of The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Americas, the management structure that oversees RBS’ businesses in the Americas. She also served as chairman and CEO for RBS Citizens Financial Group, Inc. Before RBS, she was CEO for Global Transaction Services of Citigroup. 
She is on the board of CIT Group, and will become its next chief executive when John Thain steps down on March 31, 2016.
She also serves on the boards of Automatic Data Processing, Inc. and the Center for Discovery. 
== Background ==
Before joining RBS, Alemany worked at Chase Manhattan Bank and then did a 20-year stint at Citigroup, where she ran businesses on both the corporate and consumer sides. She held a number of senior positions there, including executive vice president for the commercial business group, and president and CEO of CitiCapital. She also held a number of executive positions in Citigroup’s Global Corporate Bank, including customer group executive of North American markets, global industry head of media and communications, U.S. industry head of consumer products, and executive vice president of Citibank and customer group executive for the Global Relationship Bank in Europe, based in London. 
== Education ==
She received her MBA in finance from Fordham University.
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Elliott Management Corporation

Elliott Management Corporation manages Elliott Associates, L.P. and
Elliott International, L.P., which have $4 billion of capital. Founded in
1977 by Paul E. Singer, Elliott Associates is one of the oldest hedge funds under continuous management. 
The Elliott funds' investors include large institutional
investors, high-net-worth individuals and families, and employees of the firm. Its yearly returns average out at 13%.
== History ==
Elliott Management Corporation tends to take an activist approach to investing, frequently amassing significant, but minority stakes in distressed or underperforming companies and attempting to foster change.
In 2008, Elliott Management Corporation sued rival hedge fund Cedar Hill Capital Partners LLC, alleging that the rival company "misappropriated" proprietary software that cost Elliott Management Corp. millions of dollars and years to develop.
== Products and Services ==
== Key People ==
*Founder and Principal, Paul E. Singer 
*CFO, Josh Nadell 	
*Director, Public Relations, Scott Tagliarino
== References ==
Category:Hedge Funds
Elliott Piggott

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Elliott Piggott is a cofounder of SmartPitch and the former chief executive officer of Trayport. He joined Trayport in March 2001 and left in December of 2015 but stepped down from the job a week after the Intercontinental Exchange acquired Trayport for $650 million in December of 2015. He was with Trayport for 14 years.
Piggott became chief executive of Trayport in February 2009 a few months after the business was acquired by the broker GFI. 
== Background ==
Before joining Trayport he was at Hill Samuel and British Aerospace in their computing and telecommunications unit. 
== Education ==
Piggott is a graduate of Cambridge University and a Chartered Company Secretary.
== References ==	
Category:Trayport - Former Employees
Elliott Wave Theory

Elliott Wave Theory is a theory named for Ralph Elliott, who contended that stock market trends move in discernable and predictable patterns reflecting the basic harmony of nature. 
In technical analysis, it reflects a charting method based on the belief that all prices act as waves, rising and falling rythmically in a pattern of five up and three down. Waves reflect psychology or the marketplace as it makes its normal rallies and corrections. 
== References ==
Category:Definitions
Elliptic

Elliptic is a blockchain analytics and data company specializing in market analytics and AML/KYC monitoring.
== Overview ==
Elliptic's website says that the company was founded by individuals who believed that cryptocurrency would be an important part of the future of finance, but that its use for illicit criminal activity needed to be disrupted.
In 2013, Elliptic was founded by Dr. James Smith, Dr. Tom Robinson, and Dr. Adam Joyce. The company released its first cryptocurrency "intelligence tool" in 2015.
In June 2020, Elliptic announced that its analytics software added support for Zcash (ZEC) and Horizen (ZEN), both of which are privacy-focused cryptocurrencies. The update allowed Elliptic's software to monitor "unshielded" transactions made with both ZEC and ZEN, allowing them to meet anti-money laundering and other compliance standards. The announcement said that despite the move, Elliptic was not seeking to nullify the privacy-enhancement features of both coins, or any other similar features of other privacy coins, like Monero (XMR).
== Key People ==
*Dr. James Smith - CEO & co-founder 
*Dr. Tom Robinson - Chief Scientist & Co-Founder 
*Dr. Adam Joyce - Chief Architect & Co-Founder 
*Simone Maini - Chief Operating Officer
== References ==
Category: fintech
Category: digital assets
Category: distributed ledgers
Category: cryptocurrency
Category: KYC
Category: AML
Category: regulation
Ellyn Burnett

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Ellyn Burnett directs development for CME Group trade revenue systems. 
== Background ==
She has held internal audit and technology roles since joining the company in 1997.
== Education ==
She earned a bachelor's degree in accounting from Indiana University and a master's degree in information systems with a concentration in project management from DePaul University.
== References ==	
Category:CME Group
Category:CME Group
Ellyn L. Brown

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Ellyn L. Brown is a member of the NYSE Euronext Supervisory Board. 
Since 1996, Brown has served as president of Brown & Associates, a corporate law and consulting firm that specializes in operations, compliance and governance services for financial services industry clients. She has taught investment adviser and broker-dealer law at Villanova University and the University of Maryland School of Law School. 
 
== Background ==
Brown was Maryland Securities Commissioner from 1987 to 1992 and a member of the board of the National Association of Securities Dealers Regulation, Inc. from 1996 to 1999. She has been appointed a trustee of the Financial Accounting Foundation, the overview board of the Financial Accounting Standards Board.
She also served on the board of the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, the standard-setting body for the CFP credential, from 2000 to 2004.
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:NYSE Euronext Supervisory Board Members
Elmer Funke Kupper

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Elmer Funke Kupper is the former CEO of the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). He started in that position on October 6, 2011, replacing Robert Elstone, who led the exchange for more than a decade.
Kupper resigned as chief executive of the ASX in March of 2016 amid allegations of foreign bribery at Tabcorp, the gaming company he previously ran and where he remained on the board. A police investigation was launched to explore allegations that Tabcorp made a $200,000 payment to the family of Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen in 2010. Kupper was CEO of Tabcorp at the time, when the company was looking at obtaining a licence to run an online gaming operation in Cambodia.
Kupper has denied any wrongdoing.
Under Kupper's leadership, ASX’s shares rose 41 percent, compared with a 32 percent gain by the benchmark Australian gauge.
== Background ==
Kupper was previously head of Tabcorp, Australia's largest casino and gambling firm. 
Before that, he was a managing director at Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, where he was in charge of the company's Asia Pacific operations.
== Education ==
Kupper holds a masters in business administration from Nyenrode University.
== References ==	
Category:Exchange CEOs
Category:Australian Securities Exchange
Emanuel Balarie

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Emanuel Balarie is co-founder and CEO of FundSeeder, an online platform for undiscovered traders that posts their performance, provides analytic tools for them and helps connect them to investors looking for new trading talent. He also serves as managing director of Balarie Capital Management. 
Balarie also works as an introducing broker for ADM Investor Services (ADMIS), in its Archer Financial subsidiary. Previously, he shared managerial duties (along with Jack Schwager) on the firm's Diversified Strategies Fund, a portfolio of managed accounts trading futures and foreign exchange. The fund was closed in 2015.
== Background ==
Balarie has worked for several investment firms, dealing with commodities, stocks, futures, and alternative investments. Balarie has served as an advisor to clients and institutions on the commodity markets and managed futures investments. His research has been published globally and he often speaks at national and international investment conferences. Balarie has appeared numerous times on CNBC and is frequently quotes in dozens of financial publications such as: The Wall Street Journal, Reuters, Marketwatch from Dow Jones, Barron’s, MSN Money, and Bloomberg.
Balarie is also author of "Commodities for Every Portfolio: How You Can Profit From the Long-Term Commodity Boom" (Wiley 2007).
== Education ==
Balarie is a graduate of University of California, Berkley.
==Revealed: Detailed FundSeeder Vision, August 2016==
In August 2016, Balarie presented a concept and product offering of FundSeeder to several hundred financial industry executives, bankers, and elected government leaders at the Clinton Library in Little Rock, Arkansas.
==Resources==
*LinkedIn Profile
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:ADM Investor Services
Category:Archer Financial Services
Category:FundSeeder