When the National Hockey League's Florida Panthers start their season Thursday, they will do so on the heels of the team's $250 million sale to a group led by former New York Mercantile Exchange owner Vincent Viola and onetime Paul Weiss corporate partner Douglas Cifu.
October 02, 2013 at 02:09 PM
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When the National Hockey League’s Florida Panthers take the ice for their 2013-14 season opener on Thursday night, they will do so just days after the team’s $250 million sale to a group led by New York Law School graduate and former New York Mercantile Exchange chairman Vincent Viola.
Viola, who also graduated from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, currently serves as chairman and CEO of New York–based Virtu Financial, a high-speed electronic trading firm he founded in 2008.
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