"Leo Melamed", born in 1932, is an United States/American attorney, finance executive, and a pioneer of financial futures. He currently serves as the chairman emeritus of CME Group.

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The portfolio [exposure] of $50,000 is quite low, actually.

No doubt, in the next 20 to 25 years, Asia is where the growth is coming. They're going to need those risk-transfer markets.

This agreement contributes to the deepening liquidity in the foreign currency market in China.

Clearly the Chinese market is going to overwhelm everything else in Asia. In the last five, six, seven years, we have concentrated entirely on China.

$50,000 is ... the number I think the retail investor can use.

I think the bond market has a problem. In one respect, you have flight to quality, in another, the jobs report was very, very strong, and clearly inflationary pressures are there.