Podcasts about options industry council

Join the IBKR Intern Class of 2024 as they sit down with Mat Cashman, Principal of Investor Education at the Options Industry Council to discuss his career path. Mat's unique journey from the world of classical music as a saxophonist into the finance space is as inspiring as it is fascinating, and our interns jumped at the opportunity to glean career advice from Mat.  

A New Year often brings with it new resolutions. If your resolution includes learning about options, The Options Industry Council and OIC's Wide World of Options has you covered. In the first episode of 2024, host Mark Benzaquen explains the ins and outs of options fundamentals by defining options and discussing their potential uses. And as an added feature, Dave Nolan from OCC's Member Services team joins the podcast to discuss OCC's role in the marketplace.

A New Year often brings with it new resolutions. If your resolution includes learning about options, The Options Industry Council and OIC's Wide World of Options has you covered. In the first episode of 2024, host Mark Benzaquen explains the ins and outs of options fundamentals by defining options and discussing their potential uses. And as an added feature, Dave Nolan from OCC's Member Services team joins the podcast to discuss OCC's role in the marketplace.

Listen to Joe, Director of Education & Business Development @ the OIC, w/over 24 years in the Options industry as a market maker, w/Options Express, Schwab, et al,  educating institutions on risk mitigation and enhanced performance using Options.  Since 1992 the OIC has provided increased awareness, education and promotion of exchange listed Options for investors, Advisors and institutions. Joe discusses strategy diversification thru Options vs. product diversification. Retail investors, Investment Advisors and institutions are using Options at a rapid rate of increase year over year.  Using Options, one can: 1) Decrease Risk w/o increasing capital; 2) Leverage assets, define and balance the risk; 3) Apply tools to solve problems that could not be solved in other ways.  This is a very interesting conversation that investors/Advisors should find to be well worth the listen.

WWoO 42: Panel - Your Key to Understanding Options: A Discussion with the Pros   Take a deep dive into basic options concepts with a panel of experienced professionals, including Joe Burgoyne from The Options Industry Council as well as Peter Lusk, a senior instructor for The Options Institute at CBOE, that will engage in a lively discussion that will challenge new traders to better understand how options fit into a modern trading strategy.   In this rebroadcast OICs webinar panel takes a deep dive into basic options concepts with a panel of experienced professionals that will help you understand how options fit into bullish, bearish and sideways market situations.

WWoO 42: Panel - Your Key to Understanding Options: A Discussion with the Pros Take a deep dive into basic options concepts with a panel of experienced professionals, including Joe Burgoyne from The Options Industry Council as well as Peter Lusk, a senior instructor for The Options Institute at CBOE, that will engage in a lively discussion that will challenge new traders to better understand how options fit into a modern trading strategy. In this rebroadcast OICs webinar panel takes a deep dive into basic options concepts with a panel of experienced professionals that will help you understand how options fit into bullish, bearish and sideways market situations.

WWoO Show 40: Panel- What Greeks Can Teach You About Options   This is a rebroadcast of OIC's webinar panel where you can take a deep dive into options Greeks and join a panel of options professionals, including Joe Burgoyne from The Options Industry Council and Dan Passarelli from Market Taker Mentoring, for an advanced discussion of some mechanics behind an options pricing.

WWoO Show 40: Panel- What Greeks Can Teach You About Options This is a rebroadcast of OIC's webinar panel where you can take a deep dive into options Greeks and join a panel of options professionals, including Joe Burgoyne from The Options Industry Council and Dan Passarelli from Market Taker Mentoring, for an advanced discussion of some mechanics behind an options pricing.

Gina McFadden was President of The Options Industry Council (OIC) from 2006 to 2013. She was OIC's Executive Director from 1995 to 2006. Concurrent with her OIC position, she was also a member of The Options Clearing Corporation's (OCC) senior management team, serving as Executive Vice President of Industry Services. Prior to that, she was Executive Vice President of OCC's Business Operations Group and Business/Product Development. Active on various industry committees and organizations including OIC's Roundtable, OCC's Operations Roundtable, SIFMA's Equity Options Roundtable, the STA Options Committee and the Futures Industry Association, she was also an inaugural board member of Women in Listed Derivatives (WILD), a professional development group for women. Gina completed the Kellogg Management Institute Graduate Program at Northwestern University and SIA's Securities Institute Program at the Wharton School. She has a B.A. from Barat College. After almost forty years in the options industry, Gina retired in 2013. She lives with her husband Marty in Chicago and Boca Grande, Florida, where she is on the board of the Boca Grande Art Center and active in other community and educational organizations. The Sullivan Awards named for Joseph W. Sullivan to recognize outstanding contributions in the options industry. Mr. Sullivan provided the vision and leadership to make listed options a reality and played a key role in the development of the Chicago Board Options Exchange, serving as its first president from 1972 until 1979. The Sullivan Award was established in 2002 by the Options Industry Council and has become a regular feature of the Options Industry Conference program. The award acknowledges an individual's achievement as measured by contributions to education, innovation and product development, and in helping to grow the industry. Gina McFadden, a long-time leader in the U.S. listed equity options industry, will be the first woman to receive the award. The past Sullivan Award recipients have been Joseph Sullivan himself, Wayne P. Luthringshausen, Paul G. Stevens, Jr., Ivers W. Riley, Thomas Peterffy, Jeffery S. Yass, David Krell, William J. Brodsky, William A. Porter, Lawrence G. McMillan, Edward J. Joyce, Meyer Sandy Frucher, Blair Hull and Robert E. Whaley.

Gina McFadden was President of The Options Industry Council (OIC) from 2006 to 2013. She was OIC's Executive Director from 1995 to 2006. Concurrent with her OIC position, she was also a member of The Options Clearing Corporation's (OCC) senior management team, serving as Executive Vice President of Industry Services. Prior to that, she was Executive Vice President of OCC's Business Operations Group and Business/Product Development. Active on various industry committees and organizations including OIC's Roundtable, OCC's Operations Roundtable, SIFMA's Equity Options Roundtable, the STA Options Committee and the Futures Industry Association, she was also an inaugural board member of Women in Listed Derivatives (WILD), a professional development group for women. Gina completed the Kellogg Management Institute Graduate Program at Northwestern University and SIA’s Securities Institute Program at the Wharton School. She has a B.A. from Barat College. After almost forty years in the options industry, Gina retired in 2013. She lives with her husband Marty in Chicago and Boca Grande, Florida, where she is on the board of the Boca Grande Art Center and active in other community and educational organizations. The Sullivan Awards named for Joseph W. Sullivan to recognize outstanding contributions in the options industry. Mr. Sullivan provided the vision and leadership to make listed options a reality and played a key role in the development of the Chicago Board Options Exchange, serving as its first president from 1972 until 1979. The Sullivan Award was established in 2002 by the Options Industry Council and has become a regular feature of the Options Industry Conference program. The award acknowledges an individual’s achievement as measured by contributions to education, innovation and product development, and in helping to grow the industry. Gina McFadden, a long-time leader in the U.S. listed equity options industry, will be the first woman to receive the award. The past Sullivan Award recipients have been Joseph Sullivan himself, Wayne P. Luthringshausen, Paul G. Stevens, Jr., Ivers W. Riley, Thomas Peterffy, Jeffery S. Yass, David Krell, William J. Brodsky, William A. Porter, Lawrence G. McMillan, Edward J. Joyce, Meyer Sandy Frucher, Blair Hull and Robert E. Whaley.

For the first time, the Options Industry Council and Cerulli Associates team up to provide the investing community with a new benchmark study on the current state of how and why financial advisors implement exchange-listed options in client investment portfolios. Cerulli Senior Analyst Emily Sweet presented key findings of the just-released study which examines how top advisors are using options, why others are not, and opportunities for the industry to broaden adoption of their use.

For the first time, the Options Industry Council and Cerulli Associates team up to provide the investing community with a new benchmark study on the current state of how and why financial advisors implement exchange-listed options in client investment portfolios. Cerulli Senior Analyst Emily Sweet presented key findings of the just-released study which examines how top advisors are using options, why others are not, and opportunities for the industry to broaden adoption of their use.

In this episode, Mark is joined by Eric Cott, Director of Advisor Education at the Options Industry Council. They discuss: The OIC Financial Advisor Forum Why the focus on ETFs? Giving advisors actionable information Using options without even knowing it Regulation of using options in IRAs The latest Harris Poll study, spoored by the OIC Options for Advisors resources on the OIC website Perceptions of options by advisors The rise of the robo advisor Talking to clients in a language they understand What's coming from the OIC?

In this episode, Mark is joined by Eric Cott, Director of Advisor Education at the Options Industry Council. They discuss: The OIC Financial Advisor Forum Why the focus on ETFs? Giving advisors actionable information Using options without even knowing it Regulation of using options in IRAs The latest Harris Poll study, spoored by the OIC Options for Advisors resources on the OIC website Perceptions of options by advisors The rise of the robo advisor Talking to clients in a language they understand What's coming from the OIC?

In this episode, Mark is joined by Gary Delaney, Director at the Options Industry Council.   They discuss: What does Gary do for OIC in Europe? Inescapable regulation The OIC study on the use cases for structured products European use of ETFs and options based on ETFs Self-directed investment in the European market And more

In this episode, Mark is joined by Gary Delaney, Director at the Options Industry Council.   They discuss: What does Gary do for OIC in Europe? Inescapable regulation The OIC study on the use cases for structured products European use of ETFs and options based on ETFs Self-directed investment in the European market And more

Advisors Option: Tales from the Front Mark, Mike, and Randy are joined by Alan Grigoletto and Eric Cott from the Options Industry Council. Tricks of the Trade: OIC has issued a new white paper, “Tales from the Front,” that looks at the use of options from the advisor point-of-view.  Eric and Alan give an overview, the purpose, and some of the findings.  Randy and Mike give their perspective as advisors who already use options.  Each person gives their key surprising takeaway. Listener Mail: Do you want to know what we're talking about? What are your questions? How do I find an advisor who uses options? How do I find out which funds use Randy's overlay?  

Mark, Mike, and Randy are joined by Alan Grigoletto and Eric Cott from the Options Industry Council. Tricks of the Trade: OIC has issued a new white paper, "Tales from the Front," that looks at the use of options from the advisor point-of-view.Eric and Alan give an overview, the purpose, and some of the findings.Randy and Mike give their perspective as advisors who already use options.Each person gives their key surprising takeaway. Listener Mail: Do you want to know what we're talking about? What are your questions? How do I find an advisor who uses options? How do I find out which funds use Randy's overlay?

BASIC TRAINING - BUYING OPTIONS Buying Options, with special guest Joe Burgoyne from the Options Industry Council. Benefits & Downsides of buying options. The Greeks most relevant to novice options buyers. Bullish Example: Buying a call Bearish/Defensive Example: Buying a put. Common options buying mistakes: Buying OTM options vs ATM/ITM options, Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic value, Loading up before earnings. ROLL CALL Mark and Dan sit down with this episode's guest Benny Joseph to discuss the Zecco mobile app. They cover a wide range of topics including: Can it execute options orders? Can you access the greeks of your position via the mobile app? Can you execute complex, multi-leg spreads via the mobile app? What features of the Zecco mobile app set it apart from the rest of the pack? What has the feedback been since launching this new app? MAIL CALL Mark and Dan answer questions from Zecco's Facebook community including: From Arsalan: If I buy a call option and when it is time to exercise it, will that be done automatically (from the strike price or by the cost basis price, which would be the premium+strike?) or will I need to do something, as well as if I don't have the buying power to exercise the option, what happens, can I just have it buy and sell the stock right then and there and just have the profit. From Mike: Is Delta a measure of how much the option moves in relation to the stock? Example. A delta of 0.7 would mean if the stock moves 10%, the option would move 7%?