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Satish Nandapurkar

Satish Nandapurkar is founding principal and chief risk officer at Trevinci Capital Partners,the Chicago-based asset management affiliate of America’s largest crop insurance broker, Silveus Insurance Group. In July 2014, upon the merger of Trevinci and Typhon Capital Management, he became chief risk officer of Typhon, as well as a member of the firm's investment and risk committees. 
== Background ==
Nandapurkar was previously the president and chief executive officer of the Chicago Climate Exchange. He was named president on Sept. 8, 2008 and given the added title of CEO on June 18, 2009. 
Before that, he was the CEO of the US Futures Exchange and a board member of the company, which was known as Eurex US before its acquisition by Man Group in October 2006. In January 2008, he stepped down from the position.
In 2008, ELX considered Nandapurkar for CEO of their planned exchange; however, he removed himself from consideration.
Nandapurkar joined Eurex US as CEO in February 2004 from Chicago Mercantile Exchange, where he was a managing director and head of products and services. He was recruited to the CME as managing director e-Business in March 2000 by its then-CEO, James McNulty, a former colleague at O’Connor & Associates, the Chicago-based options trading firm.
Prior to joining the CME, he was head of strategic solutions for OptiMark Technologies (1999-2000); managing director and global head of foreign exchange options at Bank of America (1997-1999); managing director and head of structured equity products trading at Deutsche Bank Morgan Grenfell (1996-1997); and managing director and global head of exotic options at Swiss Bank Corporation (1994-1996).
Nandapurkar started his financial services career as a floor trader for O'Connor & Associates in 1988, after serving four years in the U.S. Air Force. 
== Education ==
He holds a master's degree in economics and finance from Boston University, and a bachelor's degree in computer science and engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
== Five Minute Interview ==
*February 2009
== References ==	
Category:Former Exchange CEOs
Category:Environmental Markets
Category:CME Group - Former Employees
Category:Eurex US - Former Employees
Category:USFE - Former Employees
Category:O'Connor & Associates - Former Employees
Category:Chicago Climate Exchange - Former Employees
Satoshi

A "satoshi," often shortened to "sat," is the smallest unit of bitcoin that can be used in a transaction. It equates to 0.00000001 bitcoin. It is named after Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of bitcoin. 
When a person frequently buys small amounts of bitcoin, they are said to be "stacking the sats."
== References ==
Category:Bitcoin
Category:Satoshi Nakamoto
SatoshiPay

SatoshiPay is a European company that primarily makes B2B micropayments software. It is a founding member of the Federal German Blockchain Association. SatoshiPay is a play not only on the bitcoin founder's name - Satoshi Nakamoto - but also on the facts that the smallest denomination of a bitcoin, one one-hundred milllionth of a bitcoin, is termed a "satoshi" and the company specializes in micro payments.
== Products and Services ==
SatoshiPay makes blockchain-based micropayment software for businesses. This software can be integrated into a business's website, allowing its customers to make digital "micro" payments.
SatoshiPay also allows users to import their wallets through its website.
== Partnerships ==
In February 2019, SatoshiPay partnered with Axel Springer SE, Europe's largest digital publishing house, so that Axel Springer could use its blockchain payment software to process digital payments globally.
=== Stellar ===
In July 2017, SatoshiPay entered in a partnership with the Stellar Foundation. SatoshiPay's micropayments technology was changed from a model that was based on bitcoin's blockchain to that of Stellar, and SatoshiPay was integrated into the Stellar network in December 2017.
In February 2019, SatoshiPay received a $1 million grant from the Stellar Foundation to improve its marketing strategy by offering grants of up to $100,000 for firms that use SatoshiPay's products, as well as $10 credits for companies and users who start using SatoshiPay's software.
In March 2019, SatoshiPay offered an airdrop of Stellar's Lumens (XLM) cryptocurrency for those using SatoshiPay. SatoshiPay said in the announcement that the XLM digital tokens coul be used interchangeably with fiat currency in the SatoshiPay digital environment.
London investment firm Blue Star Capital plc announced on December 15, 2020 that SatoshiPay, in which Blue Star has a 27% stake, would be the first user of Bankhaus von der Heydt's stablecoin, the EURB. The EURB is issued by German bank Bankhaus von der Heydt. According to the announcement, SatoshiPay will integrate EURB into its payments network among the countries in the Single Euro Payment Area.
==References==
Category:Stellar Foundation
Category:Crytpocurrency
Category:Federal German Blockchain Association
Category:CryptoMarketsWiki
Satyam Kancharla

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Satyam Kancharla is chief strategy officer and senior vice president at Numerix. He heads the Client Solutions Group, which is responsible for product management, financial engineering and business analysis. Before that, he served in various roles in quantitative software development, financial engineering and client services at Numerix. 
== Background ==
Before transferring to Numerix, Kancharla was the CTO for Numerix Japan LLC in Tokyo, heading the Pre-Sales and Financial Engineering teams for Asia. He previously worked with Merrill Lynch and GE Capital in quantitative finance and product development roles.
== Education ==
He holds an MBA degree from New York University’s Stern School of Business, an MSc degree in Applied Statistics and Informatics from Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay and a BScin Mathematics and Computers from the University of Mumbai.
== John Lothian News video ==
Business Remodeling: Satyam Kancharla of Numerix Says Firms Must Rethink Risk and Collateral Management
Satyam Kancharla, chief strategy officer of Numerix, told John Lothian News’ Jim Kharouf that firms must find ways to create more efficiencies in terms of collateral management and looking at their operations in a more holistic way. The combining of OTC and futures into cleared structured environments are forcing firms to break down those trading desk silos that have been part of firms over the years.
== References ==	
Category:Merrill Lynch - Former Employees
Satyanarayan N. Goel

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Satyanarayan N. Goel has been the managing director and chief executive officer of Indian Energy Exchange Limited since January 21, 2014.
== Background ==
Before this appointment, Goel was director (marketing & operations) at PTC India Ltd. He has also served as executive director with NTPC. 
Having nearly four decades of experience in the power sector, Goel has been involved in the formulation and implementation of various reform initiatives.
== Education ==
He holds a bachelor's degree of science in electrical engineering from the Sambalpur University, Burla and a master's degree of business administration from the University of Delhi, New Delhi.
== References ==
Saurav (Sunny) Arora

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Suarav (Sunny) Arora is president, business development and marketing at United Stock Exchange of India(USE).
He is also president of Jaypee International Inc., responsible for new business initiatives within the Americas and Europe. 
Arora has extensive knowledge about Asian markets and specifically Indian markets, products and trading strategies. Arora previously served as senior vice president at Jaypee Capital Services Ltd., parent of Jaypee International, India’s largest derivatives trading firm.. 
Additionally, he was active in the creation and operation of the USE. 
== Five Minutes with Sunny Arora==
Sunny Arora spoke with John J. Lothian editor-in-chief Jim Kharouf in March 2011 on a Five Minutes with Sunny Arora interview.
== Education ==
== Commentary ==
In February 2010, Arora wrote an article about India's potential growth for SFO Magazine.
* India On The Rise 
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== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Saxo Bank

Saxo Bank is a Danish Internet bank, exclusively involved in trading and investment in forex, Contract for Difference (CFDs) stock derivatives, futures and managed funds. It caters to the professional high-net-worth investor who invests in multiple asset classes. 
It is headquartered in Copenhagen, with operating offices in London, Geneva, Zurich, Singapore and Marbella. It also runs a representative office in Beijing and an IT development centre in St Petersburg. 
Trading at Saxo Bank is primarily done through its online platform SaxoTrader. SaxoTrader provides market access – in 23 languages – to trade currencies, stocks, commodities, futures, options and a full range of derivatives including CFDs.
 
Saxo Bank offers online trading, portfolio and wealth management. It has more than 105 White Label Partnerships with institutions that would traditionally be seen as competitors but who have collaborated with Saxo Bank to provide their clients with access to global foreign exchange markets via a customised online platform. 
Saxo recently launched an algorithmic trading application, TradeCommander, which targets serious traders who want to develop their own strategies, back-test them, and trade accordingly.
== History ==
Founded in 1992 by joint CEOs Lars Christensen and Kim Fournais, Saxo Bank officially attained European bank status in June 2001. 
== Products and Services ==
In June of 2008, Saxo Bank launched contracts for difference (CDFs) to lower the barriers of entry for their customers wanting to invest in the energy, metals, soft commodities and grains markets. 
== Key People ==
== References ==
Category:Banks
Sayee Srinivasan

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Sayee Srinivasan is the chief economist and head of research for the American Bankers Association. He joined the organization in that role on June 7, 2021. 
He will manage a professional staff of economists, data scientists and analysts while building and maintaining the ABA's preeminent research and data capabilities. He will also provide strategic direction for industry surveys and benchmarking studies on critical issues and coordinate with banker committees and ABA policy experts to identify and respond to the association’s research and data needs.
He was previously deputy director of risk surveillance for the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC)’s Division of Clearing and Risk, after serving as chief economist at the CFTC. He was named to that position in December 2013 by Chairman Gary Gensler. Srinivasan joined the commission in 2012 in the Office of the Chief Economist. 
Srinivasan was previously a director of Asian product and market development for CME Group. He is also an adjunct professor for the Illinois Institute of Technology, Stuart School of Business. 
== Background ==
Srinivasan worked for CME Group starting in 2001. Before that, he was a research economist for OptiMark Technologies from 1999 to 2001. 
He has written articles for various trade and industry publications, and co-authored books.
In 2009, Srinivasan was believed to be a possible contender for the chief executive officer spot at the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). 
== Education ==
Srinivasan holds a Ph.D and a Master of Science in Economics from the University of Texas at Austin. He also holds a Master of Management Studies in Finance and a Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting from the University of Bombay, India.
== Books ==
*Electronic Commerce and the Revolution in Financial Markets, by Ming Fan, Jan Stallaert, Sayee Srinivasan and Andrew Whinston (South-Western College Pub, 2001) - ISBN 978-0030329937
== Resources ==
*LinkedIn Profile
*Portfolio Trading and Electronic Networks, Sayee Srinivasan, Oct. 28, 1999
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Scale order

A scale order is an instruction for a trade to be executed in multiple pieces, at specified prices, rather than as one block order. Scale orders are used in an electronic trading environment to mask the true size of a large order. Brokers have developed algorithmic tools such as Interactive Brokers' ScaleTrade to ensure that larger sized orders "are not subject to increasingly deteriorating prices." 
== References ==
Category:Algorithmic Trading
Category:Definitions
Category:High Frequency Trading
Scaling

Scaling refers to adjusting the functionality of software, such as a blockchain, in order to account for more people using it. Bitcoin, for example, was not meant for widespread use; as it has grown in popularity, its use has become less convenient. For context, imagine if every time you wanted to make a purchase using a credit card, you had to wait 13 minutes or more for the payment to go through. Obviously, this would affect the viability of credit cards as a method of payment. This is why scalability is a major issue with popular cryptocurrencies - some blockchains were unintentionally designed in such a way that the more people used them, the more time it took to verify and execute a cryptocurrency transaction. Increased traffic on the network also affects how much a typical user needs to pay in mining fees to verify the transaction on the blockchain in a viable amount of time. In other words, if you don't want to wait 13 minutes for a transaction to go through, you may have to pay more in fees to expedite the transaction.
Certain solutions, such as bitcoin's Lightning Network and Ethereum's Liquidity.Network project have been created in order to address this problem.
== References ==
Category:Cryptocurrency
Category:Digital Assets
Category:Definitions
Category:Scalability
Category:CryptoMarketsWiki
Scila AB

Scila AB is a Swedish software developing company, specializing in trading surveillance systems for trading venues, banks & brokers and regulators. Scila assists financial markets, regulators and market participants detect market abuse based on standard open technologies. 
== History ==
In early 2008, the four founders of Scila AB decided to come together and blend ideas about building a trading surveillance system for exchanges and other marketplaces.
In February of 2009, technology companies Cinnober and Scila AB announced the signing of an exclusive sales agreement involving the launch of Scila Surveillance, and it was touted as a turnkey solution for exchanges, banks and regulatory bodies seeking to apply technology to obtain a seamless route from detection to presentable evidence. Under the agreement, Cinnober acts as a distributor of Scila Surveillance.
Burgundy, an MTF in Stockholm, and the Hong Kong Mercantile Exchange were Scila's first two customers to sign on in the spring of 2009. 
In September 2009, London Stock Exchange Group chose Scila Surveillance for EDX London. The system will be deployed on the SOLA trading platform to be used by EDX London, under license from TMX Group. EDX London is the third marketplace to implement Scila Surveillance. It has already been delivered to monitor equities at Nordic MTF Burgundy and commodities at the Hong Kong Mercantile Exchange. 
 
In January 2011, Scila Surveillance, a multi-asset solution marketed by Cinnober, was selected for Deutsche Boerse Group's two largest exchanges; Eurex and Xetra. 
It was announced in early February 2011 that the Energy Trade Data Reporting Scheme, a project coordinated by the Financial Services Working Group of the European Energy Regulators and managed by the Austrian energy regulatory authority, E-Control, had chosen Scila Surveillance to import and analyze historical trade data from energy exchanges, brokers and traders specific to the project. The EU plans to develop market transparency and ensure market integrity.
Other exchanges that have gone live with Scila's surveillance software include the Hong Kong Mercantile Exchange, Stock Exchange of Thailand and Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange. 
In 2012, Scila launched Scila Compliance, a trade monitoring and AML system for Investment Banks and Brokers. Swedish trading firm Öhman Capital became the first customer to use the software. In February 2013, one of the major global investment banks signed up for its European equity and equity derivatives operations.
== Key People ==
*Lars-Ivar Sellberg, Executive Chairman
*Fredrik Lydén, CTO
*Lars Gräns, Head of Sales
*Björn Thornquist, Head of Product Development
*Mattias Sjöblom – Chief Operating Officer
*Alex Lamb - Head of Americas
== References ==
Category:Independent Software Vendors
Category:Cinnober
Scoach Europe AG

Scoach Europe AG is a joint venture between Deutsche Borse AG and the SIX Swiss Exchange (an entity comprised of the former SWX Group, SIS Group and Telekurs Group). Scoach is an exchange for structured products. 
Scoach in Switzerland and Germany lists a range of structured products, branded as investments that include certificates such as discount, bonus, index, outperformance, express, basket, sprint, guaranteed and alpha, as well as reverse convertibles. The exchange also lists leveraged products such as knockout and exotic warrants.
The exchange was originally named Alex, but after a trademark dispute over the use of the name, it was renamed Scoach in January of 2007.
 
In February 2013, the two exchanges announced that the Scoach joint venture would be terminated as of June 30, 2013, after SIX decided to end the cooperation agreement. When the platform disbands, products will migrate to the two exchanges.
== Key People ==
*CFO/COO, Michael Jung
== References ==
Category:Exchanges
Category:MarketsWiki Page of the Day
Scot E. Warren

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Scot Warren is executive vice president and chief operating officer at the OCC, the world's largest derivatives clearing organization. He was promoted to that role from executive vice president and chief administrative officer in December 2018. 
He became COO in September 2016, having previously been executive vice president, business and product development. 
Warren joined the OCC in February of 2015. 
== Background ==
Before joining OCC, Warren served as senior managing director — equity products and index services at CME Group. In that role, Mr. he managed CME's equity index futures business product line and also led CME's entry into index services via the acquisition of Dow Jones Indices and the subsequent formation of the S&P Dow Jones joint venture with McGraw-Hill Financial. 
Previously, he was vice president, securities division at Goldman Sachs, where he served as chief financial officer for America's Trading, and prior to that he served as president of Hull Transaction Services. Warren also held senior positions at Chicago Corporation/ABN AMRO and Arthur Andersen. 
He is a frequent speaker at industry conferences and events and previously served on the board of directors of S&P Dow Jones Indexes, One Chicago and Illinois Swimming.
== Education ==
Warren received a bachelor of science in accounting from Pennsylvania State University and a master of science in Financial Markets and Trading from Illinois Institute of Technology Stuart School of Business. 
== Five Minute Interviews ==
*March 2010
*Five Minutes with Scot Warren - Ibovespa Futures Contract, October 2012
== References ==	
Category:CME Group - Former Employees
Category:CME Group
Category:Goldman Sachs - Former Employees
Category:Goldman Sachs
Category:ABN AMRO - Former Employees
Scott A. Brusso

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Category:ICE
Category:InterContinentalExchange - Employees
Category:InterContinentalExchange
Category:CME Group
Category:CME Group - Former Employees
Scott A. Cordes

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Scott A. Cordes is chairman of the Minneapolis Grain Exchange (MGEX) and president of Country Hedging, Inc., an FCM, which is a subsidiary of CHS Inc.
He is a member of the board of directors of the National Futures Association as a futures commission merchant representative.
== Background ==
Cordes was named president of Country Hedging in 2000 after spending 20 years in the grain business, including five with CHS Milling in wheat procurement. 
== Education ==
Cordes received his bachelor of science degree in Agricultural Economics from the University of Minnesota.
== Registration Information ==
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== References ==	
Category:Country Hedging
Category:NFA Board of Directors Members
Category:Exchange Chairmen
Category:NFA Membership Committee
Category:MGEX Board of Directors Members
Category:NFA
Category:National Futures Association
Scott A. Foster

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Scott A. Foster is the president, CEO and majority shareholder and the sole director of Dominion Capital Management, Inc. He is responsible for all trading decisions at the firm and the development of all trading models, money management, portfolio selection and product development. 
== Background ==
Before founding Dominion, Foster was senior trader and an associated person for A.O. Management Corporation, a registered commodity trading advisor from June 1991 through February 1994. 
From October 1988 through June 1991, Foster was president of The Dominion Financial Group, Ltd., a private trading company specializing in spread and arbitrage trading. 
== Education ==
Foster holds a bachelor of arts degree from Grove City College.
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Commodity Trading Advisors
Category:Dominion Capital Management
Category:Dominion Capital Management
Scott Bere

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Scott Bere is the managing director and chief investment officer with CIBC World Markets Inc. In this role, Bere is responsible for all of the treasury’s trading execution activities, including the execution of CIBC’s asset and liability management strategy and its short-term and mid-term funding requirements.
== Background ==
Prior to joining CIBC, Bere held the dual mandate as country treasurer for Citibank Canada and co-head of risk treasury for Citibank NA New York. Bere has also held the positions of director for Global Macro Proprietary Trading, vice-president and head of trading in Warsaw and Prague with Citibank, and as director for the global foreign exchange with Barclays Capital in London.
== Education ==
Bere holds an honors bachelor of Arts degree from the Ivey School of Business at the University of Western Ontario.
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:CIBC World Markets
Scott Branch

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Scott Branch is currently president of INTL FCStone Inc., a financial-services firm that provides trading, exchange, and OTC execution and clearing services for commodities (primarily base metals, precious metals, and grains) and foreign currencies. He will step down from that position in October 2015 and then retire from the company on Dec. 31, 2016. 
He will remain on FCStone's board of directors and "continue to hold himself available for appointment as a director" through at least 2020, the company said.
Branch, formerly the chief operating officer of the company, was named president in May 2013, replacing Pete Anderson, who retired in October 2012. 
== Background ==
Branch joined International Assets in 2002 as president. International Assets merged with FCStone in September of 2009 and Branch moved to chief operating officer of the combined company.
Before joining International Assets, he was general manager of Standard Bank London, Ltd.
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:INTL FCStone
Category:INTL FCStone