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Attending FIA Expo 2010 implies permission for FIA to use, reproduce, edit, publish and distribute any photographs or videos that the FIA or its designated photographer may take of the registrant during the conference. 3 DAYS • 12 SOCIAL EVENTS • 26 SESSIONS • 130 EXHIBITORS • 5,000+ ATTENDEES. Exhibit Hall NORTHWEST RED HALL Redline Telvent eFinancial Cleartrade ITG Careers Fidessa Exchange Trading DTN CDW 1813 TIBCO Herderson Chester- & Arista IFM Software wood LLP Networks Lyman Global Studio Crossing Area Lime Steadfast Brokerage FIA TO SOUTHWEST HALL Networks 1808 1809 Tbricks Devex- perts Eurex Media Lounge Bottom Line ULLINK Sybase & Cyber Spot Networks SOUTHWEST GREEN HALL United Stock Exchange of India Sidera Shortcut to Northwest/Southwest Halls TO SOUTHEAST HALL Euronext TO NORTHWEST HALL TO NORTHWEST TO SOUTHEAST HALL Eurex Cyber Spot Exhibit Hall November 2010 3 Expo Exhibitors COMPANY NAME BOOTH # COMPANY NAME BOOTH # 29West, Now Informatica . .1014 Level 3 Communications . .1708 360 Technology Center Solutions . .906 Lexent Metro Connect LLC . .1703 Ace Computers . .1503 Lightower Fiber Networks . .219 Acquire Media . .706 Lime Brokerage . .1508 Activ Financial . .514 MATba - Mercado a Término de Buenos Aires . .117 ADVA Optical Networking . .110 McGladrey . .815 Advantage Futures . .529 MexDer, Mercado Mexicano de Derivados S.A. de C.V. .807 Anova Technologies . .1004 MGEX Minneapolis Grain Exchange, Inc. .807 Arista Networks . .1711 MICEX . .222 Australian Securities Exchange . .914 Morningstar, Inc. .120 Barchart.com, Inc. .525 Nadex . .1602 BHF-BANK Aktiengesellschaft . .1505 NASDAQ OMX . .315 BlackRock . .310 National Futures Association . .216 Bloomberg . .410 Newedge Group . .322 BM&F Bovespa . .807 NTT Communications . .227 Borsa Italiana . .520 NYSE Euronext . .327 Bottom Line Metrics, LLC . .1603 Object+ Financial Products BV . .1609 Brocade . .1604 Objective Paradigm, Inc. .204 BT . .415 OneMarketData LLC . .205 BTG Pactual . .909 The Options Clearing Corporation . .311 Bursa Malaysia Derivatives . .807 OptionsCity Software, Inc. .920 CDW . .1511 Orc Software . .321 Celoxica Inc. .707 Patsystems . .427 Chesterwood LLP . .1611 Penson Financial Services, Inc. .913 Chicago Board Options Exchange | CBOE Futures Exchange . .421 Prime Analytics, LLC . .912 Cinnober Financial Technology . .314 QuantHouse . .312 Cisco . .1006 Quick Screen Trading . .320 Citigroup Global Markets Inc . .515 Quod Financial . .116 Cleartrade Exchange Pte Limited . .1512 RapiData . .709 CME Group . .807 Redline Trading Solutions . .1613 Corvil Ltd . .109 RMMSoft . .121 CQG . ..

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