Scott Fitzpatrick

CEO
Tradition SEF

In Scott’s role as Tradition SEF CEO, he is directly responsible for the overall operations of the business. The scope of Tradition SEF is global, covering all Asset Classes (Rates, Credit, FX, Equity & Commodity/Energy) encompassing a client base which is operational from all major trading centres globally, covering multiple trading Jurisdictions. As the CEO of one of the largest SEF’s in the market and a market leader in the development of regulatory compliant trading platforms, particularly in Interest Rate Markets with the Trad-X Central Limit Order Book, Scott is directly involved day-to-day in the inner workings of this new market structure. He is also an active member of the Board of Directors of the Wholesale Market Brokers Association, Americas (www.WMBAA.org) where he has been involved in discussions focussed on the development of the new Regulatory environment directly with CFTC Commissioners, the Chairman, Division Staff, Senate Committees and Congress Committees. Scott has also been an expert witness on a number of CFTC Technology Advisory Committee Sessions and spoken on several industry conference panels.

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Empowering The Buy Side

Friday, February 6th, 2015

14:00 Drill Down Roundtables: Incorporating new technologies for compliance, liquidity and best execution

Join these informal, subject specific roundtables to drill down on the details you need on new e-trading and fixed income technologies. Each roundtable host has been selected based on their specialist area of expertise to offer you the focus you need. One roundtable is limited to 10 people for maximum interaction.

RT1- Transaction Cost Analysis: How to efficiently use TCA in Fixed Income? Hosted by Michael Sanderson, Partner, MOS Solutions

RT2- Inter-dealer brokers: How does the buy side get direct access to inter-dealer broker platforms?

RT3- OMS/EMS: How to improve your OMS/EMS system to keep pace with new market regulations, compliance and structure?

RT4- TRACE Reporting: What resources should you allocate to reduce time and get TRACE reporting right? Hosted by Radi Khasawneh, Senior Fixed Income Analyst, TABB Group

Capitalising On Future Trends

Friday, March 6th, 2015

11:00 Fireside Chat: OTC derivative reform- How will the industry adapt to increased SEF trading?

Michael is viewed as an industry pioneer and oversees fixed income trading at Eaton Vance Corp. He is often called upon to provide input and expertise on Dodd-Frank rulemaking to regulators through meetings with the SEC & CFTC Commissioners. Attend this interactive case study where he will share this experience to answer your burning questions around:

- Is the market currently too fragmented, complex and costly for efficient Fixed Income SEF trading?
- Are you prepared for SEF Trading? Which systems and processes should you have in place to remain compliant
- Detailing the margin requirements on swap dealers and major swap participants for un-cleared swaps
- Clearing Mandate- Are regulators going to extend the mandatory product list for clearing and if so what is next?