Alan Donoghue

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Alan Donoghue Occupation Chief Executive Officer Employer Oak Markets Pte Location Singapore Alan Donoghue is the CEO at OAK Markets Ltd, a high frequency, algorithmic, quantitive market maker and proprietary trading company. Previously, he was the CEO of the Singapore-based high frequency algorithmic trading house, Nyenburgh Asia. While at Nyenburgh, Donoghue headed trading and corporate strategy. The company had come to provide liquidity to many regional Asian exchanges as a market maker. Background Donoghue was a founding partner of Nyenburgh's trading arm, where he grew the company into a market maker in the cash markets. Market experience, gained over the past two decades, helped Donoghue in his formulation in founding the company and its trading strategies. Donoghue has taken part in a number of industry events including moderating at several events at Derivatives World Asia and sitting on the panel for the Technology Strategies for Co-Location and Proximity Services in Asia Webinar. In 2012, he participated as a speaker during the FIX Conference. References

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