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OCC Names Former State Street, Nomura Executive David Ye As Chief Risk Officer - Ye Brings More Than 20 Years Of Leadership Experience In Financial & Operational Risk Management

<p><span>OCC,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.theocc.com/Company-Information/What-Is-OCC">the world s largest equity derivatives clearing organization</a>, today announced the hire of David Ye as Chief Risk Officer and a member of OCC&rsquo;s Management Committee. With over 20 years of leadership experience in financial and operational risk management, including executive positions at State Street Global Markets and Nomura Holding Americas, Ye will be responsible for implementing OCC&rsquo;s risk management strategy.</span></p> <div><span><br /></span></div>

OCC Announces Clearing Fee Reduction to Two Cents

Traders Magazine OCC Announces Clearing Fee Reduction to Two Cents Effective June 2021 Chicago, IL (April 19, 2021) – As part of its continued commitment to deliver operational excellence to the users of the U.S. equity derivatives markets, OCC, the world’s largest equity derivatives clearing organization, today announced a reduction in clearing fees from four and a half cents ($0.045) per contract to two cents ($0.02) per contract effective June 1, 2021, subject to regulatory review.  “Participation in listed options markets in 2021 has resulted in historic cleared contract volumes, outpacing even 2020 highs,” said John Davidson, OCC Chief Executive Officer. “March and January 2021 were the first and second highest volume months, respectively, in OCC’s history, with March volume exceeding 904 million total contracts cleared. These record volumes have provided us with an opportunity to enhance OCC’s financial resilience to the benefit of our market participa

OCC Announces Clearing Fee Reduction To Two Cents Effective June 2021

OCC Announces Clearing Fee Reduction To Two Cents Effective June 2021 Date 19/04/2021 As part of its continued commitment to deliver operational excellence to the users of the U.S. equity derivatives markets, OCC, the world s largest equity derivatives clearing organization, today announced a reduction in clearing fees from four and a half cents ($0.045) per contract to two cents ($0.02) per contract effective June 1, 2021, subject to regulatory review. “Participation in listed options markets in 2021 has resulted in historic cleared contract volumes, outpacing even 2020 highs,” said John Davidson, OCC Chief Executive Officer. “March and January 2021 were the first and second highest volume months, respectively, in OCC’s history, with March volume exceeding 904 million total contracts cleared. These record volumes have provided us with an opportunity to enhance OCC’s financial resilience to the benefit of our market participants and the greater investing public.�

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