Michael Blaugrund
Chief Operating Officer, NYSE Group 
Blaugrund is responsible for NYSE’s equity and options trading businesses, including the New York Stock Exchange, NYSE American, NYSE Arca and NYSE National exchanges. Additionally, he oversees the NYSE/FINRA Trade Reporting Facility and NYSE Bonds fixed income exchange.
Blaugrund holds a B.A. in government from Harvard University. He is also a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA).
Jon Herrick
Head of Equities, NYSE
Jon Herrick is the Head of Equities at the NYSE, responsible for leading the competitive strategy and operational performance of NYSE’s equity trading business, which includes the NYSE, NYSE American, NYSE Arca, NYSE National, and the NYSE Chicago exchanges. Jon also oversees the NYSE/FINRA Trade Reporting Facility, NYSE Bonds fixed income exchange, and represents the NYSE exchanges on the CTA and UTP (SIP) Operating Committees.
Jon holds a B.A. from the State University of New York, College at Oswego.
Paul Kenyon
Head of Sales and Relationship Mgmt, NYSE
Kenyon holds responsibility for managing and optimizing the NYSE’s relationships with exchange members (including traditional sell-side dealers, retail brokers, and proprietary trading firms) and also with buy-side institutions.
Kenyon holds a B.A. Economics from Drew University and a MBA from the University of Cambridge.
Steven Poser
Director, Research, NYSE
Poser provides detailed analysis and insight into current equity and options market issues including regulation, market composition and structure.
Poser holds a B.A in Mathematics and Computer Science from NYU.
Kevin Tyrrell
Head of Equities Strategy and Research, NYSE
Tyrell leads a team of professionals responsible for delivering market analysis, insights and actionable solutions for NYSE’s transactions clients across options and equities.
Kevin holds a B.A in International Affairs from The George Washington University and MBA, Quantitative Finance from NYU Stern school of Business.
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The New York Stock Exchange has been temporarily all-electronic since March 23. As we’ve noted before, DMMs can electronically open and close securities during this time, and auctions that cannot be facilitated electronically by DMM algorithms are currently facilitated by the NYSE’s exchange-facilitated-auction (EFA).. |
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April 8 |
“Unprecedented” is an apt descriptor for our Options business in the first quarter. The period continued a record-breaking volume trend over the last two years, and here we review factors that defined the magnitude of Q1. |
March 26 |
While the NYSE operates in an all-electronic manner temporarily, some Opening and Closing Auctions are executed via an Exchange-run process. These Exchange-facilitated auctions (EFAs) include price collars that limit the auction price to a specified distance from the final reference price. |
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