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TSX/CP Equities News Fees Subscriber Rates Customer Type Monthly Rate Per Interrogation Device $CAD $USD Professional $25.00 $25.00 Distributor Rates License Fees Monthly Access Fee $CAD $USD Vendor Feed $500.00 $500.00 Internal usage in non-display applications $1,000.00 $1,000.00 Usage Rates Data Product Fee Per Packet $CAD $USD TSX/CP Equities News $0.025 $0.025 Notes: 1. All prices listed above are for Receipt of Market Data. 2. The Per Interrogation Device fee is based upon the total number of Interrogation Devices, per TMX billing account, regardless of the number of locations and market data suppliers. 3. ‘Per Packet’ is defined as each 50 headlines retrieved, or each story accessed. 4. Each subscriber must execute the applicable agreement prior to Receipt of Market Data. TMX Datalinx will invoice Professional Subscribers directly for the applicable market access fees. 5. Fees include the right for distributor or its distributors or subscribers to archive TSX/CP Equities News for up to 400 days from the date of initial receipt. Any archiving in excess of 400 days is subject to additional fees and distributor and its distributors and subscribers agree to delete any archives in excess of 400 days for which no fees are paid. 6. The License Fee, for internal usage in non-display applications, is for the use of real-time market data in analysis programs or applications that may lead to or contribute to purchases, sales or other trading decisions. 7. Customers within Canada are billed in Canadian dollars. All others are billed in US dollars. 8. TSX/CP Equities News is a real-time data transmission service that provides textual news content on Canadian capital markets. For more information, contact TMX Datalinx at 416 947-4778 or [email protected] www.tmx.com/newsservice ©2012 TSX Inc. All rights reserved. TMX Datalinx is a trademark of TSX inc. April 2012 TMX Group Equities Derivatives Fixed Income Energy Information Services Technologies Toronto Stock Exchange Montréal Exchange Shorcan NGX TMX Datalinx TMX Technology TSX Venture Exchange BOX Options Exchange TMX Atrium Solutions TMX Select Montréal Climate Exchange PC Bond Equicom CDCC.

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Global Stock Exchange Consolidation and the Battle for TMX
Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt llp 2011 Capital Markets Review Global Stock Exchange Consolidation and the Battle for TMX Between October 2010 and November 2011, eight transactions involving stock exchanges around the world, including Canada, were announced. This latest round of stock exchange consolidation has been driven by a number of factors including increased competition and the globalization of capital markets. Osler represented the london stock exchange group plc on its proposed merger with TMX Group Inc. Canada has been swept up in the global wave of consolidation in the stock exchange sector with the ongoing battle for control of TMX Group Inc. (TMX). TMX’s aborted merger with London Stock Exchange Group plc (LSEG) and the current proposed take-over by Maple Group Acquisition Corporation (Maple) illustrate the trends driving consolidation in the global exchange industry and the political and regulatory challenges posed by stock exchange mergers. Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt llp 2011 Capital Markets Review A Flurry of Deals Between October 2010 and November 2011 the following transactions were announced: Global Stock Exchange Consolidation and the • Singapore Exchange’s (SGX) US$8.8 billion proposed acquisition of Battle for TMX Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), which was ultimately rejected by the Australian government. • Moscow Interbank Currency Exchange’s acquisition of Russian Trading System Stock Exchange. • LSEG’s proposed merger with TMX, which did not proceed when it became clear that the transaction would not receive the requisite approval of two-thirds of TMX shareholders in the face of a competing and currently outstanding bid by Maple, a consortium of 13 of Canada’s leading financial institutions and pension plans.
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