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| Todd settles into life at Trading Technologies |
There aren’t many people in derivatives who know more about building a software business than Keith Todd.
Cutting his teeth in telecoms where he rose to become head of ICL before it rebranded Fujitsu Services, Todd arrived in derivatives as executive chairman and chief executive of FFastFill, which he sold in 2013 to TT’s main rival ION Group.
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| 4 MOST CLICKED MARKETSWIKI PAGES OF THE WEEK |
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| | | CFTC TESTIFIES FOR MORE CRYPTO AUTHORITY; CBOE LAUNCHES FIRST NEW CANADIAN OFFERING; REGULATORS WARNS AGAINST ONLINE DATING SCAMS |
– ““Alex Perry's Optionstopia” takes a look at this week’s options news highlights: Ethereum's Daily Options Volume Matches Bitcoin; Crypto Exchanges Airing Super Bowl Commercials; Cboe’s MATCHNow Technology Migratione – John talks about "Dating or Defrauding" & Super Bowl Crypto in John’s Take – European-Style Options” is the Term of the Week with tastytrade’s Jermal Chandler
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| | | JOHN DAMGARD – THE HISTORY OF FINANCIAL FUTURES |
Longtime Washington Hand Who Led FIA, Reflects on the Start of CFTC, FIA and NFA as Financial Futures Began
John Damgard spoke in 2019 to John Lothian News for The History of Financial Futures video series, when he was attending the FIA conference in Boca Raton.
John Damgard was a key player in creating the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in the 1970s. Many reasons pointed to the need for a regulator with greater capabilities than those of the Department of Agriculture, which had meager resources available for overseeing the agricultural futures of the day.
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