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 infrastructure for capital markets. The product suite spans trading and execution, operations and data, and risk and compliance. Broker-dealers, clearing firms, and asset managers get one data model for order flow, books and records, and regulatory reporting. Firms start with a single module to solve an immediate problem, then expand across the suite as they grow.
Gato Systems builds modular infrastructure for capital markets. It replaces the stack of disconnected vendors most broker-dealers assemble to trade, settle, and report. The Gato product suite covers trading and execution, operations and data, and risk and compliance. Modules include FIX connectivity, order and execution management, pre-trade risk, client onboarding, corporate actions, reconciliation, reporting, and regulatory submissions such as CAT and CAIS.
Every module shares one data model, one entitlement layer, and one API surface. Firms start with a single pressing requirement and expand without a new integration project each time. Gato also publishes open developer documentation and REST APIs, so client engineering teams can build directly against the platform. Gato Systems is headquartered in Hazlet, New Jersey.
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Product families
Trading & Execution, Operations & Data, and Risk & Compliance make up the Gato product suite.
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Interoperable modules
Each module runs standalone or as part of the wider platform, sharing one data model and entitlement layer.
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Corporate actions stored
Historical corporate action records held in gPure, Gato's securities master and corporate actions service.
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2026 obligations tracked
CAT, CAIS, FINRA Rule 4210, T+1, and SEC Rule 15c3-5 deadlines published in Gato's 2026 Regulatory Deadline Calendar.
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Settlement cycle supported natively
Gato added native T+1 settlement support across its operations and data modules.
REST + FIX
Integration surfaces
Client engineering teams integrate through documented REST APIs and FIX sessions on the same platform.
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 infrastructure for modern broker dealer operations.
Banks
Multi asset trading platforms 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
High-performance execution and analytics for alpha generation.
Institutional Traders
Direct access infrastructure with operational rigor for complex global portfolios.
Family Offices
Institutional grade tools scaled for multi generational wealth and consolidated reporting.
Prop Trading Groups
Speed, reliability, and sophisticated risk controls across desks and asset classes.
FinTech Platforms
Modular building blocks that shorten time to market with compliance built in.
Educational Firms
Professional grade trading tools for simulated and live learning environments.
RIA's & Wealth Management
Integrated portfolio management and client reporting for advisors at every scale.
Exchanges
Market infrastructure with low latency connectivity, surveillance, and member reporting.
Regulators
Audit ready trade data, automated surveillance alerts, and standardized reporting.
Consultants
Modular infrastructure for client technology assessments and operational transformations.
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Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Tim Connelly is a financial technology entrepreneur with nearly 40 years of experience building infrastructure for global markets. At Gato, he combines U.S. regulatory expertise with international market knowledge to deliver reliable, compliant, and flexible trading solutions that help firms grow with confidence.

Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer
Sajjad Somjee has spent his career in financial technology. He has designed and delivered trading platforms, order management systems, and regulatory solutions across North America, Europe, and the GCC. Before co-founding Gato, he held senior roles leading product and engineering teams, where he built platforms trusted by broker-dealers, clearing firms, and global market participants.

Chief Administrative Officer
Joanna Connelly is the Chief Administrative Officer at Gato Systems, where she leads administrative operations and drives organizational governance. She brings more than 25 years of experience from the legal field, grounding her work in strong regulatory understanding, disciplined execution, and structured operational support. Joanna is also active in community service, providing pro bono grant writing to nonprofits and serving on Human Relations and Participatory Budgeting Committees.

Chief Experience Officer
Muhammad Badar is the Chief Experience Officer at Gato Systems, bringing international experience in client engagement, service strategy, and delivery across global financial markets. He has partnered with Tier-1 banks and major buy- and sell-side institutions, driving customer satisfaction, revenue growth, and streamlined operations. Known for bridging business and technology, Badar leads complex cross-functional initiatives that strengthen client relationships and support scalable enterprise performance.

Head of Business Development
Kirit Teli is a financial-technology leader with deep experience in brokerage infrastructure, market operations, and business development across global markets. At Gato, he drives commercial growth and regional expansion, building the partnerships and client relationships that anchor the Company's success. Known for his steady, pragmatic leadership, Kirit ensures Gato delivers both operational excellence and trusted market entry for every client.
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Citable reference for CAT, CAIS, 4210, and T+1 dates
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