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Patrick J. Catania

Patrick J. Catania is chief executive of Asia West Group, a consulting company. 
He also serves as the vice chairman of the Swiss Futures and Options Association.
Cantania was executive vice president at the Chicago Board of Trade from 1997-2001. He advises many overseas clients including exchanges in India, China and Thailand. 
== Background ==
During his career, Cantania has been a trader, broker, educator, and exchange official.
He had a long career at the Chicago Board of Trade and has worked with INTEX Burmuda, CME, the University of Illinois, the University of Wisconsin, Illinois Institute of Technology, and Kent State University. 
Catania formed the Asia West Group in 2002 after retiring from the CBOT. Asia Pacific specializes in financial market education and marketing. 
==Education==
He holds a bachelor’s degree in accountancy and quantitative methods, and a masters degree in accountancy and international business.
== References ==
Category:Consultants
Category:Swiss Futures and Options Association
Patrick J. Kenny

Patrick J. Kenny is a derivatives industry executive and industry and political leader who serves as senior vice president of client relations for CQG. He joined the firm in July 2010. Previously, Kenny had been with Patsystems, North America as an officer and managing director. Kenny joined the board of advisors of OptionsCity on Feb. 22, 2010.
In January of 2018, Kenny was elected as the chairman of the Association of Futures Markets board of directors during its 21st Annual Conference organized in Bangkok. In September of 2020, Kenny was re-elected for a second two-year term as chairman of the AFM.
Kenny serves as a trustee for Futures For Kids, a London-based foundation which supports children's charities around the world.
== Background ==
Kenny has worked in the financial trading sector for more than 30 years. Before joining Patsystems, he held senior positions in institutional sales with Prudential Securities and ABN Amro. Kenny also worked in institutional sales at Geldermann and Harris Bank. Kenny has been a member of the Chicago Board of Trade since 1983. 
The John Lothian Newsletter reported on Oct. 20, 2009 that Kenny would leave Patsystems and that Sean Barry would replace him as head of North America for the company. 
Kenny was appointed to the village board of Fontana, Wisconsin in October of 2007, and was re-elected in April 2010. He was again re-elected in 2012. In 2015, Kenny was elected village president of Fontana.
In March of 2012, John Lothian wrote a commentary that referred to Kenny as "The Most Interesting Man in the World."
== Education ==
*BA, business administration, University of St. Thomas (1976 – 1980)
==MarketsWiki Education Videos==
Kenny participated in MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity in Chicago in 2015.
Kenny participated in the MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity series in Chicago in 2017 at the Stuart School of Business at Illinois Tech.
== References ==	
Category:CQG
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Patsystems - Former Employees
Category:Harris Bank
Category:Prudential Securities
Category:ABN AMRO
Category:MarketsWiki Education
Category:Geldermann - Former Employees
Category:Industry Organization Officials
Category:MarketsWiki Education World of Opportunity Speaker
Patrick McCarty

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Patrick McCarty is a managing director with ICAP for government relations and regulatory affairs.
== Background ==
McCarty is an attorney and has had significant roles with the CFTC, SEC and Managed Funds Association (MFA). Most recently, he was the senior professional staff member for the U.S. Senate Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee working on Dodd-Frank financial reform issues.
He served as general counsel of the CFTC from 2002 to 2005. He joined the CFTC from the Managed Funds Association, where he was the general counsel and executive vice president for legislative and regulatory affairs.
He has also held senior position with the U.S. House of Representatives Banking and Financial Services Committee, as well as four federal banking agencies and other private sector organizations. 
Prior to joining the MFA, McCarty was majority counsel to the Financial Institutions Subcommittee of the House Banking and Financial Services Committee from 1998 to mid 2000. From 1988 to 1998, McCarty held various legal positions with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, the Resolution Trust Corporation, the Office of Thrift Supervision, and the Federal Home Loan Bank Board.
== Education ==
McCarty received a bachelor of art's degree in Economics from the University of Virginia, and a Juris Doctor degree from the Catholic University of America in Washington, DC. 
== Testimony ==
*Testimony of Patrick J. McCarty, General Counsel of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission before the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs
*Testimony of Patrick J. McCarty, General Counsel, Commodity Futures Trading Commission to the Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, Unites States Senate -September 8, 2005
== References ==	
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:ICAP
Category:Former CFTC Officials
Category:Former SEC Officials
Patrick Mulchrone

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Patrick Mulchrone is a Chicago-based listed derivatives brokerage partner, exchange board member and former floor broker. He is a partner with Advantage Futures and a member of the board of directors of the CME Group, representing B-shareholders.
He was a partner at Buttonwood Group Trading LLC.
== Background ==
Mulchrone was elected to the CME Group board in 2020 and had previously served on the board of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange from 1991 to 2001.
He has also served on various committees at the CME, including the disciplinary and nominating committees.
Since 2003, he has been a partner in and co-founder of Advantage Futures. 
He is president of P.J. Mulchrone Co. and has been since 1980 when he first became a member of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. 
Mulchrone was hired as a runner on the floor of the CME in 1979 by Heinhold and worked under Kurt Jaderholm. He started in the meats and transferred to the new T-bill pit at the time. He was backed by Heinold to become a CME member, and helped by his father, a retired policeman who became a meat pit trader. He began filling T-bill futures orders for Heinhold and some other firms. He later moved to the Eurodollar pit as trading waned in T-bills and Eurodollars took hold as the preferred futures contract to trade and hedge short term interest rates.
After the CME moved Eurodollar trading to the previously unused CME upper trading floor, Mulchrone had as many as eight clerks working for him, helping him manage his floor brokerage business. He left the trading floor in 2004.
He served as a member of the board of directors of Standard Bank & Trust until its sale in 2017. He serves as the vice chairman of the CME Group political action committee and has served on the Class B-2 nominating committee.
Mulchrone serves on the board of advisors of Misericordia and has been since 1983.
== Education ==
Mulchrone holds a bachelor of science degree from Western Illinois University in the fields of accounting and finance.
== References ==	
Category:Chicago Mercantile Exchange Members
Category:Former Floor Brokers
Category:Brokerage Executives
Patrick Neary

Patrick Neary was the chief executive of the Irish Financial Regulator, a position he held since December 2005. He announced his retirement in January 2009. Neary served as the financial regulator's representative on the Committee of European Securities Regulators. 
Neary is a fellow of the Chartered Association of Certified Accountants.
== Background ==
Neary was accused of knowing and encouraging Anglo Irish Bank to bolster its deposits in 2009 and come up to year-end with money from Irish Life & Permanent (IL&P). In September 2009, the bank's regulatory ratio fell from €9 billion to minus €1 billion and "credit default swaps had surged to 700 basis points, a worrying sign." During that time, the bank's head of prudential supervision, Con Horan, suggested Neary knew the extent of it. 
Prior to assuming the role of chief executive at the Irish regulator, Neary served as prudential director of the financial regulator. He was previously head of securities and exchanges supervision and deputy head of banking supervision in the central bank, where he began his career in 1971. 
== Education ==
== References ==
Category:Regulators
category:Regulators
Patrick S. Childress

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Patrick Childress is managing director of Global Access Partners, a consulting company that focuses on Asian exchange cross-border transactions.
== Background ==
Childress' futures market experience started in the early 1980s when he served as a floor broker, trader and market maker in Eurodollars at the CME.
== Education ==
Childress holds a bachelor of arts in finance, investments and banking from the University of Illinois College of Commerce.
== References ==	
Category:Consultants
Category:Global Access Partners
Patrick Sexton

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Patrick Sexton is a Chicago-based lawyer and exchange executive who currently serves as an executive vice president and general counsel and corporate secretary of Cboe Global Markets. He succeed Joanne Moffic-Silver as Cboe general counsel on March 1, 2018.
He has been with the firm since 1997 when he joined the Chicago Board Options Exchange as a deputy general counsel.
Sexton leads Cboe's global legal team, providing counsel on complex legal and policy issues to senior management. He oversees compliance and serves as corporate secretary to the board of directors.
== Background ==
Sexton contributed significantly to key milestones in Cboe's history, such as its demutualization in 2010 and the acquisition of Bats Global Markets in 2017. 
He started his legal career as a law clerk to William G. Clark of the Illinois Supreme Court before transitioning to private practice in Chicago, specializing in litigation and appellate matters.
Sexton began his career with Hewitt Associates as an analyst.
== Education ==
Sexton holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Notre Dame and a Juris Doctor degree with honors from Notre Dame Law School.
== References ==	
Category:Lawyers
Patrick Strobel

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Patrick Strobel is head of SwapClear and UnaVista Technology at the London Stock Exchange Group.
He was previously the chief technology officer at Liquidnet. He was promoted to that role on November 7, 2019, having served for two years as Liquidnet's head of technology in EMEA. He oversaw the company's technology strategy and product development, reporting to Rob Laible.
== Background ==
Strobel has more than 20 years' experience working in IT. Before joining Liquidnet, he spent fifteen years leading and working within technology teams at Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan, most recently as CTO/Domain Architect for CB&S Finance and Common Data Sourcing. At Deutsche Bank he held multiple leadership positions, including head of application services for P&L/IPV and global head of equity trading analytics. He also served as global development lead for Equities Programme Trading at JPMorgan. He began his career as a consultant at Valtech. 
== Education ==
== References ==	
Category: Liquidnet - Former Employees
Category: LSEG - Current Employees
Patrick Tessier

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Patrick Tessier is a London-based financial technology executive.
Most recently, he served as the chief executive officer of Minium, Cinnober's post-trade technology and services subsidiary for international investment banks. He was promoted to the post in August 2018 after serving as chief operations officer since February 2017. 
He was the first member of Minium's management team and is based in London together with a team of experts in bank clearing, back office, and risk management.
== Background ==
Tessier was previously the global head of futures and OTC clearing operations at Citi, which he left in January 2017 after almost seven years in the role. Before that, he was EMEA head of exchange traded derivative operations at UBS. 
He spent the first nine years of his career running the operations and compliance function of Finacor Vendome, the leading broker on the French derivatives exchange Matif. He moved to the UK in 1998 to run the European listed derivatives operations group of Credit Suisse. In 2003, he became the CEO for the London and Northern Europe business unit of GL Trade. He joined UBS in 2007 and ran their European listed derivatives operations for three years as they were completing the integration of ABN Futures and changing back-office platforms.
== Education ==
HEC Paris - Financial Markets, Management Accounting - 1986 – 1989
==Video==
Why can’t banks and brokers use the same sort of technology that clearinghouses have access to? Minium, the new client clearing-focused subsidiary of Cinnober, is looking to address that very question. 
In this video, Patrick Tessier, COO of Cinnober’s newly announced subsidiary Minium, talks about the evolution of post-trade processes and what Minium has to offer to banks and brokers.
== References ==	
Category:Citi - Former Employees
Category:UBS - Former Employees
Category:GL Trade - Former Employees
Category:Credit Suisse First Boston - Former Employees
Category:Cinnober - Former Employees
Patrick Thornton-Smith

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Patrick Thornton-Smith is commercial director at Cult Wines Ltd, a UK-based fine wine investment firm which he joined in May 2017 after more than 30 years in the global derivatives industry.
 
== Background ==
Before joining Cult Wines, he served as chief marketing officer at Duco, a technology provider to financial services firms. He served at Duco from October 2014 to 2017, and is credited with helping raise that start-up firm's profile in the industry. He was previously the principal of Maitlands Consulting Limited.
Earlier, Thornton-Smith was the director of market development for exchange traded products for Traiana, a division of ICAP (now called NEX Group). He joined the firm in October 2010 and left in December of 2013.
Previously, Thornton-Smith was with FFastFill for three years where he served as managing director, post trade processing, and helped the firm integrate FFastFill's offering of front, middle and back office technology. He left the firm in June of 2010. 
Prior to joining FFastFill, Thornton-Smith worked at Exchange Systems Technology (EST), which was acquired by FFastFill in 2007. He also worked for Barclays Capital. 
Thornton-Smith is a trustee for Futures For Kids, a U.K.-based charity set up by individuals in the futures and options industry.
== Education ==
== MarketsWiki Questions: Exploring Financial Technology ==
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Thornton-Smith participated in the MarketsWiki Questions: Exploring Financial Technology interactive video series. See his responses to the following questions:
*Q2: Where is money wasted, lost or inefficient in the transaction chain and how can technology fix it? (June 22, 2011)
*Q3: Whose responsibility is risk management technology today – exchanges, firms, brokers – and what is the best solution for risk management? (July 13, 2011)
*Q4: How is regulation driving technology in the derivatives space? (August 3, 2011)
== References ==	
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Traiana - Former Employees
Category:Traiana
Category:Futures for Kids
Category:Futures for Kids - Trustees
Category:Ffastfill
Category:Ffastfill - Former Employees
Patrick Troy

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Patrick Troy is a senior managing director GuavaTech, Inc. for business development and strategic initiatives. Previously, he was with BGC Partners and before that Nasdaq.
He has served with BGC Partners twice and previously was the managing director for sales and business development at the firm. 
== Background ==
Troy had been a managing director at BGC Partners since 2008 when the company merged with eSpeed. Prior to the merger, Troy was the managing director, global head of sales for eSpeed, a position he held from 2004 to 2009. Troy joined eSpeed in October 1999 to run the sales operations for the Midwest and West coast regions. Within six months of his arrival, he was able to transfer all Cantor’s voice trading clients to becoming fully electronic on the eSpeed platform. Troy started his career with the Cantor Fitzgerald BGC Family in January 1987 brokering US Cash Treasuries. 
Troy serves as Corporate Chair of Friends for the Cure, American Diabetes Association.
== Education ==
City University of New York-Brooklyn College, 1985 – 1989 
== References ==	
Category:BGC Partners
Category:Nasdaq OMX
Patrick W. Maloney

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Patrick W. Maloney is an Chicago-based independent futures trader. He is a member of the CME Group and has served as an independent floor broker in the Eurodollar options pit since 2007.
Maloney has served on the board of the CME Group since 2020. 
== Background ==
During his tenure as a CME member, Maloney has served on several functional exchange committees, including pit committee, nominating committee, arbitration committee, booth space committee, and floor practices committee. 
He currently serves on the CME Group's political action committee. 
In 1989, Maloney was fined $25,000 by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and banned from the trading floor for five days for alleged prearranged trading and other violations related to circumventing limits on trades among members of the same broker group, UPI reported at the time.
== Education ==
St. Norbert College
1979 - 1982
== References ==	
Category:CME Member
Category:CME Group Board of Directors
Patrick Zielinski

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Patrick Zielinski is a vice president of business development for the Boston Options Exchange (BOX). He is responsible for maintaining client relationships, addressing customer concerns, and working with the business development team, IT, legal and market operations. He aims to initiate new projects, while enhancing BOX participation. 
== Background ==
Patrick joined BOX as a market supervisor in the market operation center in August 2003. Prior to joining BOX, Zielinski worked for RBS Citizens, N.A. in the areas of audit and risk management. 
== Education ==
Patrick has a bachelor's degree in business management and financial services from Roger Williams University. 
Category:Bios - Executives
Category:Boston Options Exchange
Patrik Edsparr

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Patrik Edsparr is a Hong Kong-based financial services professional who is the chief investment officer and co-Founder for Tor Investment Management. Edsparr previously served as the chief executive officer of Citadel Investment Group LLC's securities unit. He was asked to leave the firm seven months after Citadel founder Ken Griffin picked him for the position. 
He joined Citadel in 2008 as global head of fixed income and head of the firm’s European business.
== Background ==
Edsparr career includes more than three decades of finance and investment management expertise, with a substantial portion dedicated to JP Morgan Chase & Co. During his tenure, he successfully developed and oversaw the proprietary positioning and principal trading divisions, demonstrating leadership as a member of the executive committee and the investment bank's management committee. He further contributed to the capital and risk committees. Edsparr's roles at J.P. Morgan also encompassed co-heading North American markets from 2004 to 2006 and serving as the global co-head of fixed income from 2006 to 2008.
During 2010-2011, he served as a Visiting Fellow at the Bank of England, offering guidance on an array of market structure and capital-related matters.
Edsparr was a lieutenant in the Swedish Army, with service at the Swedish Defence Language School. He has also acted as a non-executive director for MTS S.p.A. and Nomura International, where he chaired its Board Risk Committee.
== Education ==
Edsparr received his master's of science in applied mathematics from The Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, an MBA from the Stockholm School of Economics, and a PhD in finance from MIT.
== References ==	
Category:Former Citadel Securities - Former Employees
Category:JP Morgan - Former Employees
Patsystems ASP

Patsystems’ Application Service Provider (ASP) offering provides benefits of the Patsystems trading platform without the requirement for clients to invest in a technology infrastructure or technical support resources.
Patsystems’ ASP solution is a high-availability service, providing access to global markets through either the client’s existing exchange memberships or through Patsystems’ extensive Xlink network. The ASP offering supports a wide variety of end-user connectivity options including Internet, VPN and lease line.
== References ==
Category: Patsystems
Category: Patsystems Products
Patsystems Exchange Connections

Patsystems is connected to 53 exchanges, electronic trading platforms and trading floors worldwide. 
List of connections:
*AFET
*CBOE
*CBOT Order Direct
*CCFE
*CFE
*CFETS
*CHUBU
*CME
*CME Floor
*CME ITOPS
*COMEX	
*DGCX
*DME
*eCBOT
*EEX
*Eurex
*Euronext Amsterdam
*Euronext Brussels
*Euronext Lisbon
*Euronext Paris
*Euronext.liffe
*FX MarketSpace	
*GAIN Capital
*HKEX
*ICE
*IDEM
*IFX
*JADE
*KANMON
*KANSAI
*KCBT
*KOFEX
*KSE	
*LME
*MEFF
*MexDer
*MGEX
*Montreal
*NCEL
*NYBOT
*NYMEX
*NZFOE
*OMX
*One Chicago	
*OSE
*SFE
*SGX-DT
*TFX
*TGE
*TOCOM
*TSE
*USFE
*WCE
== References ==
Category:Patsystems
Patsystems Global Trading Core

Patsystems' Global Trading Core 
The listed derivatives business within Macquarie Bank's Futures Division signed an agreement in November 2007 to to take Patsystems hosted Global Trading solution, starting in the first quarter 2008.
Patsystems will host the solution and deploy it to Macquarie Bank's offices and clients globally. This will be the first installation of Patsystems' new Global Trading core, which will give customers a global order book enabling more efficient management of trades and trade processing. The new Global Trading core will support non-stop trading; 24 hours per day, 6.5 days a week 
The system offers low latency for faster throughput, simpler global infrastructure and total compatibility with Patsystems front-ends and risk management tools. Macquarie Bank will be taking both the J-Trader and Pro-Mark trading front-ends.
== References ==
Category:Patsystems
Patsystems Plc

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Patsystems, a subsidiary of ION, is a trading-solutions provider best known for its globally distributed J-Trader front-end trading screen.
Patsystems also offers a network of exchange connectivity, risk management solutions and an API for third-party solutions providers. Patsystems' matching engine powers seven exchanges globally.
== History ==
*Patsystems was founded in 1994.
*The company floated on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) in March 2000 and re-listed on the Alternative Investment Market in February 2003. The company was de-listed on 28th February 2012.
*Patsystems acquired Tamesis August 2005.
*Maiden dividend declared in 2007.
*In July of 2011, Patsystems acquired Mixit Inc..
*Patsystems was acquired by ION Trading in February 2012.
== Products ==
*J-Trader; the most widely used electronic front-end for ETD execution.
*Pro-Mark; a powerful front-end for high volume professionals.
*Patsystems Risk Informer; for real-time risk management.
*SyOMS; enables the trading of non-exchange supported order types.
*Patsystems API; a fully-functioning interface to Patsystems' trading system. 
*Patsystems XConnect; full benefits of Patsystems' trading solution without the requirement of outsourced technology infrastructure or technical support resources.
==References==
== Resources ==
* Patsystems' profile on LinkedIn
*Patsystems website
Category:Patsystems
Category:ION Trading
Category:Independent Software Vendors