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Ryan T. McNally

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Ryan McNally is a U.S.-based exchange and technology executive. Currently, he is in business development with GuavaTech. 
Previously, he was the director of business development for GTC Chicago, a global trading and clearing focused consulting firm.
== Background ==
McNally had previously served as managing director of business development at TradeHelm, Inc. He was also an account executive with GET+Netrix, a full-service IT provider.
He was director of business development at Symphono, a technology consulting firm headquartered in Chicago, from Oct. 2011 to Sept. 2012. 
Also, McNally was a director of business development with Greenline Financial Technologies. Before that he was associate director of alternative investment products for the Chicago Mercantile Exchange CME. While at the CME, he managed a large trading desk that was an early adopter of Globex.
Before Greenline and the CME, McNally was a futures commission merchant executive with several firms, including LIT Division of First Options of Chicago and R.J. O'Brien & Associates.
At LIT/FOC McNally was in charge of their 24-hour global trading center. At R.J. O'Brien McNally was vice president in the electronic trading group.
McNally has a video blog at www.mcnally.tv where he shares his life experiences with the public.
== Education ==
De Paul University
== References ==	
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Tradehelm
Category:Tradehelm - Former Employees
Category:Former CME Staff
Category:R.J. O'Brien & Associates 
Category:R.J. O'Brien & Associates, LLC - Former Employees
Category:Greenline Financial Technologies - Former Employees
Category:Symphono - Former Employees
Category:Symphono
Category:LIT/FOC - Former Employees
Ryoichi Seki

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Ryoichi Seki is senior vice president of global business development at the Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM). He oversees the international activities of TOCOM and focuses on coping with regulatory requirements in different jurisdictions.
== Background ==
He joined TOCOM in 1995. He has had more than 15 years of experience in the exchange business. He has also played an active role in several IT-related projects, using his expertise in international contacts and communication. 
== Education ==
== References ==
S&P/ASX 100

The S&P/ASX 100 index is Australia's premier large capitalisation equity index. It is made up of 100 stocks selected by the S&P Australian Index Committee. The index provides a benchmark for large active managers whose emphasis is on having a portfolio with strong liquidity. It essentially covers large-cap and mid-cap stocks evaluated for liquidity and size. 
== References ==
Category:Equity Indices
Category:Equity Indexes
Category:Indices
Category:S&P Indices
S&P/ASX 200

The S&P/ASX 200 index is the investable benchmark for the Australian equity market. It addresses the needs of investment managers to benchmark against a portfolio that is large and liquid. The S&P/ASX 200 comprises the S&P/ASX 100 plus an additional 100 stocks, and forms the basis for the ASX mini200 futures contract, and the SPDR S&P/ASX 200 exchange-traded fund. 
== References ==
Category:S&P
Category:Australia
S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index

The S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices were designed as a benchmark of housing prices in the U.S. Their purpose is to measure the
average change in home prices in a particular geographic market. They are calculated monthly and cover 20 major metropolitan areas (Metropolitan Statistical Areas or MSAs), which are also aggregated to form two composites – one comprising 10 of the metro areas, the other comprising all 20.
The S&P/Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price Index (“the U.S. national index”)
tracks the value of single-family housing within the United States. The index is a
composite of single-family home price indices for the nine U.S. Census divisions and is
calculated quarterly.
The indices measure changes in housing market prices given a constant level of quality.
Changes in the types and sizes of houses or changes in the physical characteristics of
houses are specifically excluded from the calculations to avoid incorrectly affecting the
index value.
== Partnership ==
 
These indices are generated and published under agreements between Standard & Poor’s,
Fiserv and MacroMarkets LLC.
== Highlights ==
The monthly S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices use the “repeat sales method” of
index calculation. In other words, the methodology uses data on properties that have sold at least twice to capture the true appreciated value of each specific sales unit.
The quarterly S&P/Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price Index aggregates nine
quarterly U.S. Census division repeat sales indices using a base period and estimates of
the aggregate value of single-family housing stock for those periods.
The S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices originated in the 1980s by Case Shiller
Weiss's research principals, Karl E. Case and Robert J. Shiller. At the time, Case and Shiller developed the repeat sales pricing technique. This methodology is recognized as
the most reliable means to measure housing price movements and is used by other home
price index publishers, including the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight
(OFHEO).
== Futures and Options ==
CME Group introduced real estate futures and options on real estate futures based on this index.
== References ==
Category:S&P
S&P 100 options

In 1983 the Chicago Board Options Exchange introduced options on a basket of 100 stocks - a popular product that came to be known as S&P 100 (OEX) options. Instead of requiring investors to focus on specific stocks, cash-settled S&P 100 options with American-style exercise allows trading on a large segment of the domestic stock market with a single transaction to adjust their equity portfolio exposure.
The "OEX" is as a proprietary index of CBOE, licensed by Standard & Poor's to CBOE, which now manages the S&P 100 and is responsible for the addition and deletion of securities. 
The S&P 100 Index (ticker symbol OEX) is a capitalization-weighted index, covering a broad range of industries. The capitalization-weighted feature means that the index gives greater weight to those stocks with greater market value. The market value is determined by multiplying the number of shares outstanding by the price per share. The market value of all of the stocks in the index are added together and divided by a "divisor", the result is the current value of the S&P 100 Index. Capitalization weighting allows for the index to accurately reflect the performance of the market's largest and most popular stocks. 
 
Each OEX index option contract represents 100 times the current value of the Index. For example, when the Index is at 1400, the dollar value the index options will cover will equal $140,000 (or 100--the multiplier--times 1400).
Other indexes licensed by Standard & Poor's to CBOE include (some are proprietary to CBOE, while others are more widely licensed):
*S&P 500® - SPX
*Mini-SPX Index Options, 1/10th value SPX - XSP
*SPDR® Options, Standard & Poor's Depositary Receipts based on S&P 500 - SPY
*S&P 100 Index,® with European Style Exercise - XEO 
*S&P 100 ishares,® Exchange Traded Fund, with American Style exercise - OEF
*CBOE Volatility Index® - VIX®
*CBOE S&P 100 Volatility Index® - VXO®
*CBOE S&P 500® VARB-X Strategy Benchmark - VTY
S&P 1500 Index

The S&P 1500 Index is a broad equity index based on the S&P 500, S&P MidCap 400, and S&P SmallCap 600 indices. It is weighted by market capitalization. It is also referred to as the S&P 1500 Composite Index.
 
The Index includes the top large cap, mid cap and small cap stocks, representing about 85 percent of the U.S. equity market. 
The S&P 1500 index is calculated by Standard & Poor's and is reconstituted as needed basis by S&P economists, index experts, and members of the S&P Index Committee. In 2005, Standard & Poor's developed sub indices to the S&P 1500 Index. The S&P 1500 sub-indices are part of the S&P U.S. Style series. The S&P 1500 sub-indices are listed as S&P Composite 1500/Citigroup growth and value indices.
== References ==
Category:Indices
Category:S&P
Category:S&P Indices
S&P 500 Annual Dividend Index Options

The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) began trading options on the S&P 500® Annual Dividend Index (ticker symbol - DIVD) on May 25, 2010. Initially, two annual expirations - December 2010 and December 2011 - were be listed for trading.
This was the second CBOE-exclusive dividend index option introduced by the Exchange. On March 5, CBOE began trading in S&P 500 Quarterly Dividend Index options (ticker symbol - DVS) with a quarterly "accrual period," for market users with quarterly dividend exposures. DVS was the first contract of its kind in the U.S. 
The S&P 500 Annual Dividend Index options contract was designed for customers who are accustomed to looking at dividend movements over an entire year, versus on a quarter-by-quarter basis. Further, dividend index contracts created in Europe in recent years are also based on an annual accrual period.
S&P 500 Annual Dividend Index options contracts provide direct exposure to the dividend risk of the S&P 500 index. The option allow investors to capture the difference between forward implied dividends, the market's best estimate of future dividend payments, and realized dividends - the dividends that are actually paid over those periods.
The dividend index, calculated by Standard & Poor's, reflects ordinary cash dividends for corporations comprising the S&P 500 Index over either an annual accrual period. It is calculated using the same set of component securities, same shares outstanding, same capitalization-weighting methodology and same index divisor as are used to calculate the S&P 500 Index.
For DIVD, the annual accrual period runs from the business day after the December expiration through the December expiration one year later. At the end of the each accrual period, the Index is reset to zero, and a new accrual period begins.
For additional information on S&P 500 Annual Dividend Index options, including contract specifications, price charts, ticker symbols and frequently-asked questions, see www.cboe.com/DIVD.
 
== Resources ==
"How S&P 500® Dividend Index Options Could Pay Dividends for Stock Portfolios -- social media release, David Blitzer, Standard and Poor's, and William Speth, CBOE, March 8, 2010)
== References ==
 
Category:Indices
Category:S&P
Category:S&P Indices
Category:CBOE
Category:CBOE Options
Category:Options
Category:Indices
Category:Indexes
S&P 500 Dividend Index

The S&P 500 Dividend Index is an index calculated by Standard & Poor's. It is designed to track the total dividends from the constituents of the S&P 500, in order to allow the investment community to hedge or take a view on dividends for U.S. stocks, independent of price movement. The level of the index is based on a running total of dividends of the constituents of the S&P 500.
The index represents the accumulated ex-dividend amounts of all S&P 500 Index component securities over a specified accrual period.
Two contracts on dividend indexes were listed by CBOE: the S&P 500 Quarterly Dividend Index options (March 5, 2010), and the S&P 500 Annual Dividend Index Options (May 25, 2010). 
== Resources ==
"How S&P 500® Dividend Index Options Could Pay Dividends for Stock Portfolios -- social media release, David Blitzer, Standard and Poor's, and William Speth, CBOE, March 8, 2010)
== References ==
Category:Indices
Category:S&P
Category:S&P Indices
S&P 500 Implied Correlation Index

The CBOE S&P 500 Implied Correlation Index is an estimate of the stocks comprised in the S&P 500 Index (SPX). It is market-based using options prices together with the price of options on the 50 largest stocks in the S&P 500 Index. 
== References ==
Category:Indices
Category:S&P
Category:S&P Indices
S&P 500 Quarterly Dividend Index options

On March 5,2010, CBOE began trading in S&P 500 Quarterly Dividend Index options (ticker symbol -DVS) with a quarterly "accrual period," for market users with quarterly dividend exposures. DVS was the first CBOE dividend index contract of its kind in the U.S. 
The S&P 500 Quarterly Dividend Index options contract was designed for customers who are accustomed to looking at dividend movements on a quarter-by-quarter basis (versus CBOE's other dividend index -- S&P 500 Annual Dividend Index Options, for customers who are more focused on annual movement). 
S&P 500 Quarterly Dividend Index options contracts provide direct exposure to the dividend risk of the S&P 500 index. The option allow investors to capture the difference between forward implied dividends, the market's best estimate of future dividend payments, and realized dividends - the dividends that are actually paid over those periods. 
The dividend index, calculated by Standard & Poor's, reflects ordinary cash dividends for corporations comprising the S&P 500 Index over a quarterly accrual period. It is calculated using the same set of component securities, same shares outstanding, same capitalization-weighting methodology and same index divisor as are used to calculate the S&P 500 Index. 
For DVS, the quarterly accrual period runs from the business day after the March, June, September or December expiration through the third Friday of the next quarterly expiration month. At the end of the each accrual period, the Index is reset to zero, and a new accrual period begins. 
For additional information on S&P 500 Quarterly Dividend Index options, including contract specifications, price charts, ticker symbols and frequently-asked questions, see www.cboe.com/DVS. 
== Resources ==
"How S&P 500® Dividend Index Options Could Pay Dividends for Stock Portfolios -- social media release, David Blitzer, Standard and Poor's, and William Speth, CBOE, March 8, 2010)
== References ==
 
Category:Indices
Category:S&P
Category:S&P Indices
Category:CBOE
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Category:Options
Category:Indices
Category:Indexes
S&P Dow Jones Indices

S&P Dow Jones Indices is a joint-venture which is 27 percent owned by CME Group and 73 percent owned by McGraw-Hill. The partnership, announced in July 2012, provides licensing of benchmark indices, several of which are offered by CME Group as listed contracts. S&P Dow Jones Indices is part of McGraw Hill Financial, a financial intelligence company providing the global capital and commodity markets with independent benchmarks, credit ratings, portfolio and enterprise risk solutions and analytics. The Company's brands include Standard & Poor's Ratings Services, S&P Capital IQ, S&P Dow Jones Indices, Platts, CRISIL, and J.D. Power.
==Background==
The combined business publishes 1,000,000 indices. As of the July 2015, 638 exchange traded funds with $813 billion in assets are based on indices published by S&P Dow Jones Indices. As of year-end 2014, assets of more than $7.8 trillion are benchmarked to the S&P 500 with $2.16 trillion of that figure directly indexed via exchange traded funds (ETFs), mutual funds, and other investment product structures.
The deal followed CME's purchase of News Corp.'s Dow Jones stock index business in 2010. CME owned a 90 percent stake in that joint-venture with News Corp. Also, as part of the S&P Dow Jones Index agreement, CME sold its stake in Credit Market Analysis (CMA) to McGraw-Hill, a provider of data on the OTC credit markets.
S&P Dow Jones Indices derives some revenue from CME Group's equity index trading and clearing volume, including swaps. The deal also extended the exclusive licensing agreement with CME Group on S&P and Dow indices through December 17, 2017. 
In March of 2013, CBOE Holdings renewed their exclusive license agreement with S&P Dow Jones Indices to list the S&P 500 index options contract (SPX) until 2031, with non-exclusive listing rights through 2033.
== Products and Services ==
The firm offers licenses to its indices to institutions for ETFs, mutual funds, exchange-traded derivatives, and structured products. It also licenses index data and provides custom index services. 
== Key People ==
*Alex Matturri, CEO
*Robert Shakotko, managing director, S&P Dow Jones Indices
*Jamie Farmer, managing director, index investment strategy
== References ==
S&P Global Market Intelligence

S&P Global Market Intelligence is a division of S&P Global that provides financial information, research, and analytics to investment professionals, government agencies, corporations, and universities worldwide. It integrates news, market data, and sector-specific insights with powerful analytics to help clients make informed decisions, identify investment opportunities, assess risks, and track market performance.
== History ==
S&P Global Market Intelligence was formed through the integration of S&P Capital IQ and SNL Financial LC, which S&P Global acquired in September 2015. This merger combined the strengths of both organizations to create a comprehensive financial intelligence platform.
== Products and Services ==
S&P Global Market Intelligence offers a wide range of products and services, including:
# Desktop platforms: S&P Capital IQ Pro and S&P Capital IQ platforms, providing sector-focused news and third-party research.
# Credit Risk Solutions: RatingsDirect®, RatingsXpress®, and Credit Analytics and Scorecards.
# Data Management Solutions: Xpressfeed™, CUSIP®, GICS®, and cross-reference data.
# Data feeds and API products: Offering company fundamentals, cross-reference data, Trucost data, alternative data, and other S&P Global content through various delivery methods. 
The division's offerings cover various areas, including:
* Compustat North America and Global
* S&P Global Ratings
* SNL Financial Institution data
* Capital Structure
* People Intelligence
* Transactions
* S&P ESG data (S&P Global ESG Scores and Trucost)
== Key People ==
File:Saugata Saha.png|Saugata Saha, President, S&P Global Market Intelligence, Chief Enterprise Data Officer, S&P Global
File:John Barneson.png|John Barneson, Senior Vice President and Global Head of Enterprise Solutions
File:Warren Breakstone.png|Warren Breakstone, Head of Capital IQ Solutions
File:Sarah Cottle.png|Sarah Cottle, SVP, Head of Data & Insights
File:Farhan Husain.png|Farhan Husain, Global Head of Communications
File:O'Hara Macken.png|O'Hara Macken, Chief Customer & Growth Officer
File:Eric Maldonado.png|Eric Maldonado, Global Head of Sales
File:Whit McGraw.png|Whit McGraw, Head of Credit & Risk Solutions
File:Frank Tarsillo.png|Frank Tarsillo, Chief Technology Officer
File:Anthony Tisei.png|Anthony Tisei, Chief Financial Officer
File:Abhishek Tomar.png|Abhishek Tomar, Chief Data Officer
File:Holly Washington copy.png|Holly Washington, Chief Marketing Officer
== References ==
Category:Financial Data Providers
Category:Market Research
Category:Analytics
Category:S&P Global
S&P MidCap 400 Index options

On the securities option side, the International Securities Exchange and AMEX list a cash-settled Standard & Poor's MidCap 400 Index option (MID). This Index measures the performance of the mid-range sector of the U.S. stock market based on 400 stocks chosen on the basis of market capitalization, liquidity and industry group representation. The S&P MidCap Index is market value (capitalization) weighted. The MidCap Index was introduced on June 19, 1991. 
Because these contracts are fungible, contract specifications at these exchanges mirror one another. 
== Product Specifications ==
Symbol 	MID
Index Multiplier 	100
Price Interval 	The strike price interval is $10.00
Minimum Trading Increments 	Stated in dollars and cents. Minimum price variant $0.05 for series trading under $3.00 and $0.10 for series trading $3.00 and above.
Expiration Date 	Saturday following the third Friday of the expiration month.
Expiration Months 	Up to three near-term months followed by three additional months from the March quarterly cycle (March, June, September and December).
Exercise Style 	European
Last Trading Day 	Two business days prior to expiration (normally a Thursday).
Settlement Type 	Next business day following expiration.
Settlement Value 	Determined on the last business day prior to expiration, based on the first (opening) reported sale price for each component stock.
Position and Exercise Limits	45,000 contracts on the same side of the market, provided that no more than 25,000 of such contracts are in the nearest expiration month series.
Trading Hours 	9:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., New York time.
== References ==
Category:Indices
Category:S&P
Category:S&P Indices
S. Brian Adams

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S. Brian Adams is executive vice president and chief information officer for Rosenthal Collins Group (RCG).
==Background==
Before joining RCG, Adams was vice president of strategic solutions with Cargill Investor Services. Adams managed all software development and database activities along with U.S. client solutions. At Cargill, Adams partnered with his leadership team and clients to identify key client needs and build new business and technology services. These new services included implementing a Financial Information eXchange (FIX) protocol interface to global markets for the institutional client base, development and deployment of risk management platforms and the implementation of strong client integration techniques. 
Adams has held a number of roles at financial services consulting firms including Booz Allen & Hamilton and Plural.com. At Booz Allen & Hamilton, Adams' area of expertise was performance focus management for large multi-national banks and corporations. At Plural.com, Adams' focus was creating financial services software for clients. His clients included investment banks, professional services organizations and dotcoms. 
==Education==
Adams earned a Bachelor of Science degree in finance from Bradley University.
== References ==
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:FCM Executives
Category:Rosenthal Collins Group
Category:Rosenthal Collins Group
S10Y / Small 10YR US Treasury Yield

Small 10YR US Treasury Yield simplifies variables in interest rates into a single, succinct yield so that you can skip the calculations that translate yield to price. It is offered by The Small Exchange.
S10Y / Small 10YR US Treasury Yield	S10Y / Small 10YR US Treasury Yield 	S10Y / Small 10YR US Treasury Yield 	S10Y / Small 10YR US Treasury Yield
Symbol 	S10Y 	S10Y 	S10Y
Intraday Limits 	175 ticks and 350 ticks 	175 ticks and 350 ticks 	175 ticks and 350 ticks
Daily Limit 	500 ticks 	500 ticks 	500 ticks
Initial Margin 	$275.00 	$275.00 	$275.00
Maintenance Margin 	$250.00 	$250.00 	$250.00
Trading Hours 	Monday - Friday from 7am-4pm CT 	Monday - Friday from 7am-4pm CT 	Monday - Friday from 7am-4pm CT
Termination 	The contract expires at 3pm CT on the 3rd Friday of the contract month. If the 3rd Friday is a market holiday, expiration is on the Thursday prior to the Friday holiday.	The contract expires at 3pm CT on the 3rd Friday of the contract month. If the 3rd Friday is a market holiday, expiration is on the Thursday prior to the Friday holiday.	The contract expires at 3pm CT on the 3rd Friday of the contract month. If the 3rd Friday is a market holiday, expiration is on the Thursday prior to the Friday holiday.
Size 	$1,300 	$1,300 	$1,300
Contract Size 	100x current price 	100x current price 	100x current price
Tick Size \ Dollar per Tick 	$0.01 tick = $1.00 per tick 	$0.01 tick = $1.00 per tick 	$0.01 tick = $1.00 per tick
Available Contracts 	All Smalls are available for current and following month. 	All Smalls are available for current and following month. 	All Smalls are available for current and following month.
Settlement 	Cash-settled 	Cash-settled 	Cash-settled
== Notes ==
==References==
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