Arman Falsafi
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Arman Falsafi is a former managing director of the CME Group. She had served as the CME's managing director of Europe and Middle
East and Africa.[1][2] She was recalled to the U.S. following a four-year term serving in London.
Background[edit]
Falsafi joined CME in 1999 as senior director of technology strategy[3][4] and later served as managing director of global electronic trading and data.[5]
In 2001, the CME promoted Falsafi to managing director, where she was responsible for CME's GLOBEX electronic trading business[6][7], information products and international offices.
Prior to joining the CME, Falsafi served as director of systems integration for MCI Systemhouse's capital markets and trading practice from 1994-99[8], and held systems and software engineering positions at Swiss Bank Corporation/O'Connor & Associates from 1990-94, both in Chicago.
Education[edit]
Falsafi earned a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the University of Connecticut in 1987, a master's degree in computer systems engineering from Northeastern University in 1990 and an MBA in finance from the University of Chicago in 1997.[9][10]
References[edit]
- ↑ CME Continues European Momentum with Move to New London Office. CME.
- ↑ CME Cans Old Gear. Waters Magazine.
- ↑ Arman Falsafi Manages CME Europe and Asia. FinanceTech.
- ↑ Doyne Farmer Looks Back. Derivatives Strategy.
- ↑ CME Appoints Arman Falsafi as Managing Director, Europe & Asia. CME via PR Newswire.
- ↑ Trading Technologies Announces Compatibility with Chicago Mercantile Exchange's iLink 2.0. Trading Technologies.
- ↑ Investing in Change: Chicago Exchanges Spend Big Bucks on Technology. Futures Industry Magazine.
- ↑ Class Notes. Chicago GSB Magazine.
- ↑ Alumni Connections. Chicago GSB Magazine.
- ↑ CME Appoints Arman Falsafi as Managing Director, Europe & Asia. CME Group.