OptionMetrics

As Vice President of Sales, Ira Reibeisen leads sales strategy and client engagement at OptionMetrics, working to expand market reach and strengthen partnerships with clients and data partners alike. With over 15 years of experience in financial services, he has held key roles in sales, account management, and trading.

Prior to joining OptionMetrics, Ira worked at Ladenburg Thalman in Equity Research, Sequential Advisors as a Founding Member/PM, and OptionsCity (acquired by Vela Trading Technologies). Ira holds a BSBA in Accounting from Bucknell University, where he was a two-year Captain of the D1 Men’s Tennis Team.

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OptionMetrics’ IvyDB Futures 3.0 is transforming expectations for historical futures options data. Covering over 100 of the most liquid optionable futures from US and European markets, IvyDB Futures 3.0 delivers clean, accurate, and comprehensive datasets ideal for econometric studies, research, and backtesting strategies.

Why Choose IvyDB Futures 3.0?

✅ Unmatched Data Quality
Our proprietary pricing algorithms, including Cox-Ross-Rubinstein and Black-Scholes models, ensure precise and consistent data for both American- and European-style options.

✅ Extensive Coverage
Access over 100 optionable futures from CME, ICE, and Eurex exchanges, spanning sectors like agriculture, energy, metals, and more.

✅ Global Reach
Get detailed futures options data for US markets (since January 2005) and European markets (since October 2020), with daily updates for settlement prices, open interest, and other key metrics.

✅ Advanced Volatility Insights
Gain daily option pricing, Greeks, implied volatility, and volatility surface calculations, empowering you to test strategies and evaluate risk models with confidence.

IvyDB Futures 3.0 equips researchers, traders, and institutional investors with the industry’s most advanced data solution. Ensure you stay up-to-date and enhance your futures options strategies right now.

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