Toomey, Pat

Senator Pat Toomey (R-PA) represented Pennsylvania in the U.S. Senate from 2011 to 2023, serving as Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee during his final term. A former Wall Street derivatives trader and small business owner, Toomey was known for his fiscal conservatism, advocacy for financial deregulation, and willingness to break with his party on select issues, including his vote to convict Donald Trump during the second impeachment trial. His congressional trading record shows 184 disclosed transactions between January 2015 and his Senate departure, with estimated volumes ranging from $1.3M to $5.4M and concentrated positions in securities like Revance Therapeutics (REVB), General Electric (GE), and Provident Financial Services (PFS). Toomey's financial background and committee assignments gave him significant oversight of the banking and securities industries, though his trading activity remained moderate compared to the most active congressional traders.