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Sarah Rudolph is a Chicago-based financial journalist who serves as the editor-in-chief of John Lothian News.
Rudolph was previously managing editor and head of editorial operations at JLN. She was named editor-in-chief in September of 2019.[1] She joined John Lothian News in 2007 as an editor of MarketsWiki. She later became a producer-editor of John Lothian News and was named managing editor in 2013. She was named head of editorial operations in April of 2018.
Background
Formerly executive editor of SFO Magazine for nearly two years and associate editor of Securities Week for five years,[2] Rudolph began her career as a futures reporter and then honed her skills reporting on a wider variety of financial topics.
Education
Rudolph holds a Bachelor of Arts in Literature/Writing from Columbia University in the City of New York.[3]
Published Works
- Clearing the Deck: CME Introduces “Drop Copy” Functionality[4] - FIA Magazine, September/October 2007 Issue
- Institutions Drive Options Volume Skyward[5]
- Passive-Aggressive Trading[6]
- Nasdaq Flirts with the Philadelphia Stock Exchange[7]
- CHX Revamps Business Model with Routing, by Sarah Rudolph and Peter Chapman[8]
- Product Profile - The Russells Move to ICE[9]
- Keeping Tabbs on the Option Industry[10]
Interview
Interviewed about MarketsWiki on Catching Dandelions blog: www.catchingdandelions.blogspot.com
References
- ↑ JLN Becomes John Lothian News. John Lothian News.
- ↑ Prominent People. FIA Magazine.
- ↑ Stocks, Futures and Options (SFO(TM)) Magazine Appoints Sarah Rudolph as Executive Editor. SFO Magazine.
- ↑ Clearing the Deck: CME Introduces “Drop Copy. Futures Industry Magazine.
- ↑ Institutions Drive Options Volume Skyward. Traders Magazine.
- ↑ Passive Aggressive Trading. Traders Magazine.
- ↑ Nasdaq Flirts with the Philadelphia Stock Exchange. Traders Magazine.
- ↑ CHX Revamps Business Model with Routing. Traders Magazine.
- ↑ The Russells Move to ICE. FIA Magazine.
- ↑ Keeping Tabbs on the Options Industry. John Lothian News.
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