Inside the ICE House
Intercontinental Exchange
Inside the ICE House, a podcast produced by Intercontinental Exchange, takes listeners behind the historic façade of the New York Stock Exchange and inside the global financial marketplace. The episodes, recorded in the Library of the NYSE, features conversations with leaders, entrepreneurs and visionaries who walk through our doors with a dream of building businesses and changing the world. Their stories have made the NYSE, now part of ICE’s ecosystem of markets, clearing houses, data provider, and listings services, an indispensable institution for over 225 years.
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Feb 19, 2018 • 37min
Episode 2: Joe Plumeri on Playing in Traffic
Joe Plumeri, former Chairman and CEO of Willis Group and currently Vice Chairman of First Data Corp. (NYSE:FDC), and the bestselling author of The Power of Being Yourself, got his start at a small Wall Street brokerage that grew into what is today Citigroup, beginning a career in financial services now well into its fifth decade. Now, Joe is facing what may be his biggest challenge as Executive Chairman of CASA, the National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse where he’s taking on the nation’s crippling opioid epidemic. Joe joins us Inside the ICE House to share the journey that brought him from the Bell Podium of the New York Stock Exchange to the visionary purpose that drives him today. Inside the ICE House: https://www.theice.com/podcast/inside-the-ice-house Learn more about CASA: https://www.centeronaddiction.org/
Feb 5, 2018 • 42min
Episode 1: Tom Farley on ICE, the NYSE, and Free Enterprise
You can catch Tom Farley, president of the New York Stock Exchange, nearly every day standing aside a CEO whose shares are about to go public on the NYSE as “The Opening Bell” rings in another day of trading. In this premiere episode of the ICE House podcast, Tom reflects on what happens on the famous floor between the opening and closing bells, how the volatility in the markets stocks up to history, and his own journey that brought him to the intersection of Wall and Broad Streets.
