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Study Group: Commodity, Equity, Bond, and Forex Trading Experts(?)

Council Members in this Study Group: 159

This study group may include experts knowledgeable on commercial banking, retail banking, asset management, mortgages, consumer finance, exchanges, capital markets, transaction processing, credit cards, insurance, and business services.

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Leading Experts in this Study Group

Rob Kristufek
Managing Director of Energy Trading
Wolverine Trading LLC - STAT Division

Rob Kristufek is Managing Director of Energy Trading at Wolverine Trading, a proprietary trading firm. Mr. Kristufek has experience in consulting on commodity trading and risk management strategies. He is also Head of Kristufek Enterprises LLC, which has ownership in a Power and Fertilizer Plant located...

Paul Moran, Director of Managed Futures, Peregrine Financial Group, IncPaul Moran
Director of Managed Futures
Peregrine Financial Group, Inc

Paul Moran is the Director of Managed Futures for Peregrine Financial Group, one of the largest futures commission merchants (FCM) in the United States. He helps lead the continued growth and development of the managed futures business for the company with a concentration on developing superior institutional...

GLG NewsSMAnalyses by this Study Group's Leading Experts(?)

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Countrywide Financial not out of the woods yet. | 01-14-2008
Analysis of: Countrywide rescue: $4 billion | money.cnn.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

1) Regulatory issues 2) Share holder approval

Economic slowdown can be good for rural Microfinance | 11-02-2007
Analysis of: Micro finance ignored | www.marketwatch.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

As economies get into systematic slowdown and central banks shift from neutral/contractionary mode to expansionary monetary policies, a major section of microfinance may emerge a winner as the rural small and tiny businesses have proven to be insulated from economic slowdowns.

Strategic and Operational solutions to Rupee Risk management | 11-01-2007
Analysis of: Rising Re claims first BPO victim in Spectrum | www.business-standard.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

With Rupee holding at sub-40 levels, Rupee Risk remains at forefront for IT & BPO industries. While they have failed to exhibit adequate proactiveness in financial methods of tackling Rupee risk, their strategic and Operational solutions seem to be paying off.

NASDAQ To Lose LSE Albatross and Looks Like it is in Catbird Seat this Time with OMX | 08-22-2007
Analysis of: Dubai Bids $4 Billion for OMX, Trumping Nasdaq Bid | www.bloomberg.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

From the very outset last year we expressed skepticism about NASDAQ’s ability to pull off a hostile deal with the LSE and argued that at minimum it would be a much, much longer road than most analysts had anticipated. NASDAQ/OMX is a different story. While in our June piece we noted the potential for...

You Can’t Always Get What You Want, But if You Try Sometimes Well You Just Might Find You Get What You Need…Thoughts on Nasdaq/OMX Deal, Implications for the LSE and Global Exchange Consolidation More Generally | 07-05-2007
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

We are lukewarm on the Nasdaq/OMX deal, but view it as necessary to Nasdaq's bid to be a survivor.  We still view the LSE as having options available that can avoid a Nasdaq takeover, but think they have to move quickly. (This analysis was sent to clients on June 18th, several days prior...

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