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Thursday, April 3rd 2025
Matt Amberson Returns to the Options Industry Conference for 2025 Panel on the State of the Industry
Speaking at the 43rd Annual OIC
Summary
Matt Amberson will participate in the "State of the Industry" panel at the Options Industry Conference on May 6, 2025, discussing automation and innovations in options trading alongside industry leaders Arianne Adams and Steve Sosnick, moderated by Henry Schwartz.
Matt Amberson, Principal at ORATS, will join fellow industry leaders on the “State of the Industry” panel at this year’s Options Industry Conference, held May 6–8, 2025. The panel is scheduled for Tuesday, May 6, from 4:00 p.m. to 4:45 p.m.
As options markets become more data-driven, the panel will explore how traders and institutions are using automation, short dated expirations, and innovations to refine strategy, manage risk, and anticipate market shifts.
Matt will be joined by:
- Arianne Adams, Chief Strategy Officer & Head of Derivatives at Webull, who brings deep experience in driving access and innovation for retail derivatives traders.
- Steve Sosnick, Chief Strategist at Interactive Brokers, a well-known voice in macro market commentary and trading strategy.
- Moderator: Henry Schwartz, Vice President of Market Intelligence at Cboe Global Markets, one of the industry’s most respected data experts.
Matt last spoke at the OIC in 2019 on the Entrepreneur Panel, where he discussed the future of options analytics and ORATS’ role in building powerful, accessible tools for strategy testing and scanning.
With proprietary metrics, institutional-quality data, and a focus on empowering traders through transparency, ORATS continues to lead innovation in options research and analytics.
We look forward to the insights shared at this year’s panel and will post highlights after the event.
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