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The 2014 Tech 50: Hauke Stars

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    Hauke Stars
    Head of Information Technology, Market Data and Services
    Deutsche Börse
    (PNR)

    Two decades in increasingly senior technology industry positions, including running Hewlett-Packard Co.’s Swiss business from 2007 to 2012, didn’t quite prepare Hauke Stars for the risk management and compliance requirements that she sees as unique to financial services. “It’s not only about delivering the fastest networks or being the first to launch a new application,” she says. Stars, 47, got up to speed quickly after being hired straight onto the five-person executive board of Deutsche Börse, the world’s second-largest exchange group by revenue, in December 2012. She oversaw the merger of — and now heads — the combined market data and IT services divisions, which generated 19 percent of the group’s €1.9 billion ($2.6 billion) in revenue last year. Currently focusing on analytic services and automated regulatory reporting capabilities (which Deutsche enhanced with its January acquisition of London-based Impendium Systems) as key drivers of growth, Stars notes, “It’s interesting how the rapid growth of technology has impacted the need for regulation, and now regulatory changes will drive the kinds of IT advances we see in the future.” She’s also pushing technology and data services as vehicles for boosting the group’s business in Asia. Last year Deutsche Börse licensed its T7 derivatives-trading platform to Mumbai’s stock exchange and entered into a market data and analytics partnership with the Indian bourse.

    The 2014 Tech 50
    Click name to view ranking profile.
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    1
    3
    4
    5
    Thomas Secunda
    Bloomberg
    Jeffrey Sprecher
    Intercontinental Exchange
    凯瑟琳Bessant
    Bank of America Corp.
    Stephen Neff
    Fidelity Investments
    Lance Uggla
    Markit
    6
    7
    8
    9
    10
    Robert Goldstein
    BlackRock
    David Craig
    Thomson Reuters
    Phupinder Gill
    CME Group
    Anna Ewing
    NASDAQ
    OMX Group
    R. Martin Chavez
    Goldman Sachs Group
    11
    12
    13
    14
    15
    Deborah Hopkins
    Citi Ventures
    Dan Mathisson
    Credit Suisse
    Daniel Coleman
    KCG Holdings
    Michael Spencer
    ICAP
    Michael Bodson
    Depository Trust &
    Clearing Corp.
    16
    17
    18
    19
    20
    Joe Ratterman
    BATS Global Markets
    Dominique Cerutti
    Euronext
    Ron Levi
    GFI Group
    Gaurav Suri
    D.E. Shaw Group
    Charles Li
    Hong Kong
    Exchanges and
    Clearing
    21
    22
    23
    24
    25
    Lou Eccleston
    S&P Capital IQ
    Lee Olesky
    Tradeweb Markets
    Richard McVey
    MarketAxess Holdings
    Seth Merrin
    Liquidnet Holdings
    Antoine
    Shagoury

    London Stock
    Exchange Group
    26
    27
    28
    29
    30
    Christopher
    Perretta

    State Street Corp.
    Kevin Rhein
    Wells Fargo & Co.
    Peter Carr
    Morgan Stanley
    Hauke Stars
    Deutsche Börse
    Robert Alexander
    Capital One
    Financial Corp.
    31
    32
    33
    34
    35
    David Gershon
    SuperDerivatives
    Chris Corrado
    MSCI
    Joseph Squeri
    Citadel
    Tanuja Randery
    BT Global Services
    John Bates
    Software AG
    36
    37
    38
    39
    40
    Gary Scholten
    Principal Financial Group
    David Gledhill
    DBS Bank
    Simon Garland
    Kx Systems
    Cristóbal Conde
    FinTech Innovation Lab
    Jeff Parker
    EidoSearch
    41
    42
    43
    44
    45
    Kim Fournais &
    Lars Seier Christensen

    Saxo Bank
    Kenneth Marlin
    Marlin & Associates
    Tyler Kim
    MaplesFS
    Jim McGuire
    Charles Schwab Corp.
    Jim Minnick
    eVestment
    46
    47
    48
    49
    50
    Steven O’Hanlon
    Numerix
    Sebastián Ceria
    Axioma
    Yasuki Okai
    Nomura Research Institute
    Niki Beattie
    Market Structure Partners
    Mas Nakachi
    OpenGamma

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