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Braden M. Perry, Kennyhertz Perry
Staff Report//May 14, 2026//
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Braden Perry has practiced for 24 years at the intersection of white-collar defense, financial regulatory enforcement and commodities and derivatives law. He began his career at Husch Blackwell before joining the CFTC as a senior trial attorney, then served as SVP and CCO at Mariner Holdings before co-founding his firm.
Perry noted that “opposing counsel, regulators, and judges respect preparation and expertise.” His expert witness engagements include the decade-long New Hampshire Insurance Co. v. MF Global case, a $141 million insurance coverage dispute involving unauthorized wheat futures trades.
Perry chairs the National Introducing Brokers Association Advisory Group, serves as both a FINRA and NFA arbitrator and is a former chair of the Kansas State Board of Indigents’ Defense Services.
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