Ivy Ho, Vice President of Technology, leads product development of a diverse portfolio of applications for FINRA’s external stakeholders including FINRA member firms, the Securities and Exchange Commission, other regulators and the public. 

Tigran Khrimian is Chief Technology Engineering Officer responsible for driving technology strategy, enhancing product development, fostering innovation, and ensuring technological capabilities align with FINRA's business goals.

Mr. Khrimian oversees a portfolio of 200+ products, exabyte scale data footprint in the Cloud and AI to analyze and extract insights from the data. He played a pivotal role in the FINRA cloud migration and digital experience transformation.

David Budd is Vice President in Technology with responsibility for technology programs for the Market Regulation, Transparency Services and the National Cause and Financial Crimes Detection Programs business areas.

Mr. Budd joined FINRA in 1999, and has managed technology for several regulatory programs, including external interfaces for the first Alternative Display Facility, and the design and implementation of Transparency Services’ Multi-Product Platform. He also directed the technology integration of Cboe Regulation into FINRA.

Terrence Bohan is the Vice President of Investigations for Enforcement. In that capacity, he manages Enforcement's investigators located throughout the various FINRA offices nationwide as they investigate potential securities violations and, when warranted, bring formal disciplinary actions against firms and their associated persons. Mr. Bohan also oversees the Forensic Investigations and Litigation Support group, which supports FINRA's use of forensic tools and e-discovery technologies. He joined FINRA in 2018.

Bill Wollman is Executive Vice President, Office of Financial and Operational Risk Policy. In this role, he is responsible for FINRA’s policy and rulemaking efforts relating to broker-dealer financial responsibility rules, operational issues, customer protection requirements and margin standards. Mr. Wollman is one of the senior leaders who is responsible for leading FINRA’s response to firms that are experiencing significant financial or operational issues that threaten their solvency.

Ola Persson is Senior Vice President and head of Transparency Services. He is responsible for all business, technology and operational aspects related to FINRA's fixed income and equity trade reporting and quotation facilities (TRACE, ADF, ORF, OTCBB and the TRFs).

Mr. Persson joined FINRA in 2004, with responsibilities for the fixed income (TRACE) program. Prior to joining FINRA, Mr. Persson worked for ten years at Thomson Reuters where he held a number of positions in the Fixed Income division.

Holly Lokken is Senior Vice President in Market Regulation and Transparency Services. Ms. Lokken leads the Trading and Market Data Analytics business unit, which is a centralized market analytics center of excellence providing rapid, innovative, and impactful data and market analytics to each of FINRA’s Market Regulation core functions as well as the broader FINRA organization. Ms. Lokken has held positions in Member Regulation as well as senior level positions in Market Regulation. Ms.

Gene DeMaio is the Head of Regulatory Services Management in FINRA's Market Regulation and Transparency Services (MRTS) Department and is responsible for managing FINRA’s relationships with securities exchanges and other entities for which FINRA performs regulatory services.  Prior to this role, Mr. DeMaio led the Options Regulation and Trading & Execution Examinations Programs in Market Regulation.

Robert A. Renner is Senior Vice President, Enterprise & Financial Solutions. In this capacity, he is responsible for overall direction and oversight of FINRA’s accounting operations functions, including Revenue Management, Corporate Tax, Procurement and Payroll, as well as Corporate Real Estate, Physical Security and Information Operations, encompassing fingerprinting, entitlement and records services.