JOHN SUSSEX – DAY ONE TRADER

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The catastrophic events of 2008 prove that the financial world has not learned from my story. The world of derivatives is not just about greedy bankers who put our pensions and savings at risk. Day One Trader is the gripping chronicle of the unknown working heroes of the Liffe floor who shattered a glass ceiling of elitism in the City of London and helped build one of the few financial institutions that we can be proud of.

— NICK LEESON

I felt a buzz of excitement when I walked into the members entrance for the first time. I wanted to be a day-one trader. The exchange floor was crowded with about three hundred traders in orange, red and blue jackets. Gordon Richardson, the governor of the Bank of England, oversaw a brief opening ceremony before he cut a white ribbon. As we counted down to the start of trading, I felt unwell. Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one! I watched a bunch of dealers scramble to trade Liffe’s first ever contracts after the bell rang.

— FROM DAY ONE TRADER

The first day of trading. The story of John’s journey from being a factory worker’s son to a successful City financier and member of the Liffe board is exclusive.

Providing a unique insight to this competitive and often brutal industry, readers will discover the tactics used by dealers to survive the jungle of the pits in a story that chronicles the floor banter and characters that made Liffe a global derivatives powerhouse.

The stories were packed full of exclusives. The first day of trading. It sheds new light on what motivated characters such as Nick Leeson.

Financial experts and novices alike will be gripped by the account of the highs and lows of a career that spanned almost three decades in the history of the financial markets.

The man lived by the slogan My Word is My Bond. Day One Trader is a must read for all traders. Every page has a lifetime of trading memories that will never be the same. It’s not like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it David Barnett is the Global Head of Treasury at Royal Bank of Canada.

Day One Trader describes a journey that took too long. The Liffe floor was a challenge to the status quo in the City of London in the early 80’s. One of the great characters of that world was John Sussex. It’s not like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it J.P. Morgan is the Chairman of futures and options.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. The Chicago Inferno.
2. A New Liffe.
3. What’s in a Name?
4. Laws of the Jungle.
5. The Royal Exchange Days.
6. Local Heroes.
7. The Crash of 1987.
8. Cannon Bridge Boom.
9. The Omen.
10. Crimes and Misdemeanours.
11. Bubble.
12. The Liffe Board.
13. My Rogue Trader.
14. Liffe After the Floor.
15. The Last Hurrah.

AUTHOR INFORMATION

There is a man named John Sussex. After 33 years in the financial markets, I retired. He was born in the place of his birth. He began working as an accounts clerk in the City of London at the age of 16 after leaving his local comprehensive school. He went on to become a successful trader at the London International Financial Futures Exchange and set up his own business. He was on the board of Liffe. He has two children.

Joe Morgan is a man. A financial journalist lives in London. He has written extensively about the latest developments in trading technology and the financial markets while he was a correspondent for the Times. Morgan was inspired by the idea of revealing to a mass audience the hidden reality of high finance after landing his first job as a capital markets reporter. He received a postgraduate degree in magazine journalism. His first book is this one.

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