Goldman Sachs VP joins Chicago Merc

Scot Warren was appointed managing director for equity indexes at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, according to a statement from the exchange.
JUN 05, 2007
By  Bloomberg
Scot Warren was appointed managing director for equity indexes at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, according to a statement from the exchange. He will report to Rick Redding, CME managing director for products and services. Mr. Warren replaces Tina Lemieux, who was promoted to CME managing director for hedge funds and broker services in July 2006, a role she assumed while remaining managing director for equity indexes. Mr. Warren was vice president of the trading and business analysis team at Goldman Sachs.

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