Kpler Financial Flows & Arbitrage Briefing | Houston

Jack Nealon is a Senior Analyst for Financial Flows at Kpler Inc. Prior to joining Kpler, he spent six years at Bridgeton Research Group, where he played a key role in analysing and validating the firm’s systematic trading coverage across global energy, metals, and agricultural markets.

Stephen Roseme is the Founder of Bridgeton Research Group and currently serves as Director of Research at Kpler. He has more than 30 years of experience developing and implementing systematic trading strategies across global futures markets, with a particular emphasis on commodities. He built Bridgeton’s research framework around the behaviour of quantitative trading programs, applying consistent risk and position-management logic to replicate, monitor, and anticipate CTA activity.

With over 25 years of trading and broking experience in the energy market, joined Kpler in 2022 as Head of Market Engagement for Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia. Works closely with clients providing advice and support across the energy sector, leveraging data and analytical tools to offer expert counsel on market trends and opportunities. Was instrumental in supporting the launch of the AG fuel oil derivative contract in 2016 and continues to advise traders, exchanges, and PRAs. Career includes positions as trader for Trafigura, director at Nigerian energy company Oando, and director at brokerage house Starfuels. Regularly appears as energy commentator for newspapers, radio, television and newswires, and sits on various industry panels.

Michelle Brouhard is the Head of Policy and Geopolitical Risk at Kpler, with over 20 years of experience trading global oil, natural gas, and power markets. Her work sits at the intersection of policy and markets, where she has expressed geopolitical and sanctions risk directly through portfolio construction, positioning, and risk management. She recently completed a Master’s in Global Policy at Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), where her work focused on energy security, climate policy, and economic competitiveness within the Energy Trilemma framework.