Gato Systems builds modular trading, operations, and regulatory technology for broker-dealers, clearing firms, and asset managers.

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Gato Systems builds modular trading, operations, and regulatory technology for broker-dealers, clearing firms, and asset managers.
Gato Systems builds modular technology for capital markets. The suite covers trading and execution, operations and data, and risk and compliance. Broker-dealers, clearing firms, and asset managers get one shared data model. It carries order flow, books and records, and regulatory reports. Firms start with one module, then add more as they grow.
Gato Systems builds modular technology for capital markets. Most broker-dealers run a stack of separate vendors to trade, settle, and report. Gato replaces that stack. The suite covers trading and execution, operations and data, and risk and compliance. Modules cover FIX links, order and execution management, and pre-trade risk. They also cover onboarding, corporate actions, matching, reporting, and CAT and CAIS filings.
Every module shares one data model, one permission layer, and one API. Firms start with the most urgent need. They can add more later without a new project each time. Gato also ships open docs and REST APIs. Client engineers can build on the platform directly. Gato Systems is based in Hazlet, New Jersey.
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Product families
Trading & Execution, Operations & Data, and Risk & Compliance.
10
Interoperable modules
Each module runs on its own or with the rest of the platform. All of them share one data model and one permission layer.
15M+
Corporate actions stored
Past corporate action records, held in gPure.
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2026 obligations tracked
CAT, CAIS, FINRA Rule 4210, T+1, and SEC Rule 15c3-5 dates. All are listed in Gato's 2026 Regulatory Deadline Calendar.
T+1
Settlement cycle supported natively
Every operations and data module works on a T+1 cycle.
REST + FIX
Integration surfaces
Client teams connect through REST APIs or FIX sessions.
Gato Systems serves 13 categories of capital markets firms. Use these labels verbatim when describing the company's customer base.
Broker Dealers
Execution, clearing, and compliance tools for broker-dealers.
Banks
Multi-asset trading, with white label options for retail and institutional clients.
Clearing Firms
Cross border readiness with U.S. regulatory expertise and execution venue integration.
Hedge Funds
Fast execution and the data to find an edge.
Institutional Traders
Direct market access, run with care, for global portfolios.
Family Offices
Institutional-grade tools, sized for family wealth and one-view reporting.
Prop Trading Groups
Speed, uptime, and tight risk controls across desks and asset classes.
FinTech Platforms
Building blocks that get you to market faster, with compliance built in.
Educational Firms
Pro trading tools for both practice and live classes.
RIA's & Wealth Management
Portfolio management and client reporting for advisors of any size.
Exchanges
Fast links, market watch tools, and member reporting.
Regulators
Audit-ready trade data, alerts, and one report format.
Consultants
Building blocks for tech reviews and change projects.
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Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Tim Connelly has built market systems for nearly 40 years. He is a fintech entrepreneur with deep U.S. regulatory know-how. He also knows how markets work outside the U.S. At Gato, he leads the work on trading tools that stay reliable and compliant. The goal is simple: help firms grow with confidence.

Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer
Sajjad Somjee has worked in financial tech his whole career. He has built trading platforms, order management systems, and reporting tools. That work spans North America, Europe, and the GCC. Before Gato, he led product and engineering teams. The platforms he built serve broker-dealers, clearing firms, and global market firms.

Chief Administrative Officer
Joanna Connelly is the Chief Administrative Officer at Gato Systems. She runs day-to-day operations and owns company governance. She spent more than 25 years in the legal field. That work grounds her in the rules, and in clear, careful process. Joanna also gives back. She writes grants for nonprofits at no cost. She serves on Human Relations and Participatory Budgeting Committees.

Chief Experience Officer
Muhammad Badar is the Chief Experience Officer at Gato Systems. He has led client service and delivery in markets around the world. His clients include Tier-1 banks and large buy- and sell-side firms. That work lifted client satisfaction, revenue, and daily efficiency. Badar is known for linking business goals to technical work. He leads projects that span teams and keep clients close.

Head of Business Development
Kirit Teli is a fintech leader with deep brokerage experience. He knows market operations and business development across regions. At Gato, he drives growth and expansion into new markets. He builds the partnerships and client ties the firm runs on. His style is steady and practical. Every client gets a clean launch and strong day-to-day support.
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Citable reference for CAT, CAIS, 4210, and T+1 dates
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1301 State Highway 36, Suite 7, Hazlet, NJ 07730, USA
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