Patrick Rossi
About Patrick Rossi
Patrick Rossi serves as the Business Manager for CDIO Asset Management at UBS in Zurich, Switzerland, focusing on regulatory transaction reporting projects for the EMEA region. He has held various roles at UBS since 1999, contributing significantly to EMIR reporting obligations and representing the firm in key working groups.
Work at UBS
Patrick Rossi has been serving as the Business Manager for CDIO Asset Management at UBS since 2020. In this role, he focuses on regulatory transaction reporting projects specifically for the EMEA region. His responsibilities include overseeing compliance with EMIR reporting obligations for both OTC and ETD derivatives. Prior to his current position, Rossi held several roles at UBS, including Controller Group General Counsel from 2013 to 2019, and Head of Document Services for Hong Kong and Singapore from 2004 to 2013. He began his career at UBS as Accounting Team Head from 1999 to 2004.
Education and Expertise
Patrick Rossi studied at Höhere Fachschule (HWV) Olten, where he earned a Diploma in Business Information Technology, focusing on Wirtschaftsinformatik HF, from 1997 to 2000. He also attended Kantonsschule Olten, where he studied Economics and Law, achieving Matura E from 1991 to 1996. His educational background supports his expertise in regulatory compliance and transaction reporting within the financial services sector.
Background
Patrick Rossi has extensive experience in the financial services industry, particularly with UBS, where he has worked for over two decades. His career at UBS began in 1999, and he has held various positions that have contributed to his deep understanding of regulatory frameworks and transaction reporting. His work spans multiple regions, including significant roles in Zurich and Singapore, which have equipped him with a broad perspective on international financial regulations.
Achievements
In his current role, Patrick Rossi plays a key role in ensuring compliance with EMIR reporting obligations for both OTC and ETD derivatives. He represents UBS in the SIX working group, where he contributes to defining FinfraG reporting to the SIX transaction registry. His involvement in these initiatives highlights his commitment to regulatory compliance and his influence in shaping reporting standards within the financial sector.