Sean Feeney

Sean Feeney Occupation Head of US Options Employer Nasdaq Location New York LinkedIn Profile Website www.nasdaq.com Sean Feeney is a New York-based exchange executive who serves as head of US Options for Nasdaq. Background Feeney joined Nasdaq in 2016. Before that, he had been involved in startup activities with different ventures. He has served as the head of brokerage operations for CV Brokerage. He was a portfolio manager with Forty4 Asset Management. He has also been head of trading and strategy for GBOX Trading, LLC. He served as a vice president of options for Knight Capital and was a market maker for Trinity Derivatives Group, LLC. He served as an options specialist on the American Stock Exchange. Education State University of New York at Stony Brook, Applied Math & Statistics, 1995 – 1998 References

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