About a-team Marketing Services
The knowledge platform for the financial technology industry

A-Team Insight Blogs

Reval Hires Patrick Cannon to Lead Client Services Team Globally

Subscribe to our newsletter

Reval, the premier provider of financial risk management Software-as-a-Service) to corporations and financial institutions globally, announced today that Patrick Cannon has joined the company as Senior Vice President of Client Services to oversee dedicated Professional Services and Client Solutions teams in North America, EMEA and Asia Pacific. Cannon brings over 16 years of experience in client-facing roles in the financial technology industry.

“Focused and dedicated client support has always been a top priority that we deliver on. As we broaden our offering across the treasury organization and continue our global expansion, we remain committed to this promise,” says Reval CEO and Co-founder Jiro Okochi. “Patrick brings a well-rounded perspective of both the corporate and financial institution markets we serve. We are happy to have him join the senior management team.”

“Reval is well-known for the knowledge and support it delivers to its clients,” says Cannon. “I am thrilled to be part of a company that gets it right, making quality service the very business it delivers.”

Cannon brings extensive experience in project and relationship management from the financial services technology industry. He began his career in the industry at FNX Solutions, an early player in the ASP space—a precursor to SaaS—offering risk management solutions to global financial institutions in the capital markets space. At FNX Solutions, Cannon created and led the client relationship business, managing a global team of over 40 client relationship managers, business analysts and software developers. Most recently, Cannon served as a managing director in Sungard’s Capital Market & Investment Banking group, overseeing a team with responsibility for client delivery and relationship management. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in economics from Saint Joseph’s University.

Subscribe to our newsletter

Related content

WEBINAR

Recorded Webinar: The potential and problems of artificial intelligence

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is emerging as a key technology for financial services firms, with applications ranging from algorithmic stock trading and credit card fraud detection to sanctions monitoring and trade settlement. The benefits of AI technologies can include automation, reduced manual intervention, improved efficiency and cost saving, but there are caveats and concerns for legal,...

BLOG

Trading Up: Helping Our Youngsters Get What We Do

By Andrew Delaney, President, A-Team Group. We hear it time and time again – at our conferences, on our roundtables and from our advisory boards: our beloved financial data and technology industry is suffering from an acute skills shortage. Flip to the other side of the coin, and employers and parents alike fret about the...

EVENT

Data Management Summit New York City

Now in its 16th year, Data Management Summit (DMS) NYC returns on September 17th 2026, to explore how to use data and AI to drive measurable business outcomes – reliably, repeatedly and at scale.

GUIDE

Impact of Derivatives on Reference Data Management

They may be complex and burdened with a bad reputation at the moment, but derivatives are here to stay. Although Bank for International Settlements figures indicate that derivatives trading is down for the first time in 10 years, the asset class has been strongly defended by the banking and brokerage community over the last few...