07:30 Coffee and Registration Coffee and Registration

08:00 Chair's Welcome Address Chair's Welcome Address

08:30 KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Jerry del Missier, President, Barclays Capital Adapting Your Strategy To The Changing Economic and Business Environment: What Is The Medium-Long Term Future Of The Financial World? TradeTech 2010 is delighted to welcome Jerry del Missier, President of Barclays Capital, as its keynote opening speaker. Jerry will set the scene for the conference and give you an overview of how he sees the world of financial institutions changing. Hear the view from the top, and find out how you should be changing your business to come out as a winner in 2-3 years time. Jerry del Missier is responsible for Barclays Capital Global Markets businesses, encompassing the Trading, Sales and Research functions globally. Learn from Jerry's vision of the strategies he is planning to implement in the medium to long term future. Jerry del Missier President, Barclays Capital

09:00 The World economic Crisis And Its Impact on The Future of The Securities Markets Peter Hooper, Managing Director, Chief Economist, Deutsche Bank The World economic Crisis And Its Impact on The Future of The Securities Markets TradeTech 2010 is delighted to welcome Peter Hooper, Managing Director, Chief Economist, Deutsche Bank to its morning opening sessions. Peter Hooper will discuss the macroeconomic setting and what the future holds for the financial markets in the year ahead. How will the global economy impact European businesses? What macroeconomic factors should you be considering? Peter Hooper will draw on his distinguished 26-year career at the Federal Reserve Board in Washington, DC, where he served in numerous senior positions. Build your view of the economy from some of the top economists in the financial sector. Peter Hooper Managing Director, Chief Economist, Deutsche Bank

09:30 Assessing The Growing Strategic Role Of A Trading Desk In An Asset Management Institution Richard Lacaille, Chief Investment Officer, State Street Global Advisors Assessing The Growing Strategic Role Of A Trading Desk In An Asset Management Institution In his role as Chief Investment Officer, Rick Lacaille has responsibility for all the investment management activity at SSgA, including research and trading. Prior to his current role, Rick was Head of Global Active Equities, and previously European CIO. Find out how one of the largest buy side institutions in the world sees the buy side desk, and its role in the business. If you are a buy side trader, then this is an ideal chance for you to learn about the trends and changes in your industry. If you are a sell side broker or a solutions provider, then you will be joining this presentation to learn about the future needs of your customer. Prepare for the changes in your relationship with buy side. Richard Lacaille Chief Investment Officer, State Street Global Advisors

10:00 The outlook for the World economy Jim O'Neil, Head of global Economics, Commodities and Strategy Research, Goldman Sachs The outlook for the World economy Jim oversees all the firm's economic research, and the output of its team around the world. Jim has spent much of his 25 year career analysing the world's foreign exchange market, and it is for this work that he is perhaps best known. Jim is also the creator of the acronym BRICs and, together with his colleagues, he has published much research about BRICs, which has become synonymous with the emergence of Brazil, Russia India and China as the growth opportunities of the future. Join this legendary speaker, who is preparing an up-to-the minute unique presentation to give you his views on the economy and how it is likely to impact you and your business. Jim O'Neil Head of global Economics, Commodities and Strategy Research, Goldman Sachs

10:30 Networking Morning Coffee Networking Morning Coffee

11:00 The Role of An exchange In A Changing Global Marketplace Xavier Rolet, Chief Executive, London Stock Exchange The Role of An exchange In A Changing Global Marketplace Exchanges provide vital market infrastructure, which supports the efficient allocation of capital. The advent of competition in trading and the side effects of fragmentation, together with widespread and far-reaching reviews of financial market regulation, is changing the character of the trading landscape. Xavier Rolet, CEO of London Stock Exchange Group, operator of Europe's largest cash equities market, will discuss some of the these changes and how exchanges in general, and London Stock Exchange Group in particular, are approaching the associated challenges and opportunities, and what this means for clients. Xavier Rolet Chief Executive, London Stock Exchange

11:30 Panel Discussion - Understanding The True Effects Of Regulation On Your Trading Strategy - Reviewing What Has and Hasn't Worked Over The Past Few Years As Future Plans For Regulating The Markets Jennifer Boneham, Equity Markets Team, FSA Laurent Degabriel, Policy Officer, DG Markt, Securities Markets, EU Robert Boardman, Head of Electronic Trading, ITG Grellan OKelly, Derivatives and Risk Management Policy Unit, Financial Institutions and Funds Authorisation, Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland Ruben Lee, CEO, Oxford Finance Group Panel Discussion: Understanding The True Effects Of Regulation On Your Trading Strategy: Reviewing What Has and Hasn't Worked Over The Past Few Years As Future Plans For Regulating The Markets 3000+ buy and sell side traders have named regulation as their number one challenge and priority. Most trading desks expect new regulation to help them achieve effective price and liquidity discovery, access accurate and timely data and trade more efficiently. During this conference, MiFID 2 will be well on its way to being launched. Join this panel discussion to gain an overview of the current regulatory environment and to find out what future regulation holds for your business. Find out what will happen to: Regulation of dark liquidity MTF regulation Consolidated tape Pre and post trade reporting Central counterparty for clearing and settlement Cost of trading Jennifer Boneham Equity Markets Team, FSA Laurent Degabriel Policy Officer, DG Markt, Securities Markets, EU Robert Boardman Head of Electronic Trading, ITG Grellan OKelly Derivatives and Risk Management Policy Unit, Financial Institutions and Funds Authorisation, Central Bank and Financial Services Authority of Ireland Ruben Lee CEO, Oxford Finance Group

12:00 Unfinished Business : The Democratisation Of The Equity Markets 1887 To 2010 Richard Balarkas, President & CEO, Instinet Europe Limited No session description available. Richard Balarkas President & CEO, Instinet Europe Limited

12:20 Panel Discussion - Looking Into The Future Of The European Trading Venues - What Can A Fragmented Trading Landscape Bring To Your Investors? Brian Mitchell, Head of Dealing, Gartmore Investment Management Rainer Riess, Managing Director, Xetra Market Develpopment, Deutsche Boerse Joseph Wald, Managing Director, Knight Direct Diana Chan, CEO, EuroCCP Charlotte Crosswell, President, NASDAQ OMX Europe Christian Katz, CEO, SIX Swiss Exchange Panel Discussion: Looking Into The Future Of The European Trading Venues - What Can A Fragmented Trading Landscape Bring To Your Investors? Many believe the competition between trading venues has reduced trading costs and brought choice to you and your desks. But has it? Is your end investor truly benefiting from the fragmented market of MTFs, dark pools, exchanges and crossing networks? Are you navigating the landscape of exchanges in the most effective way? Are you accessing liquidity and getting best price on every trade? What could be changed to make the marketplace simpler and easier to navigate? Will competition drive the cost of trading down? Find out what the future holds and how you can best take advantage of the market fragmentation. Brian Mitchell Head of Dealing, Gartmore Investment Management Rainer Riess Managing Director, Xetra Market Develpopment, Deutsche Boerse Joseph Wald Managing Director, Knight Direct Diana Chan CEO, EuroCCP Charlotte Crosswell President, NASDAQ OMX Europe Christian Katz CEO, SIX Swiss Exchange

13:00 Networking Lunch For Delegates and Speakers Networking Lunch For Delegates and Speakers

Stream 1 Best Execution - ...Stream 2 Strategies For Tr...Stream 3 Growing The Value...Stream 4 High Frequency Tr... 14:30 10 Do's and Don'ts of Best Execution - Achieving Measurable Results In The Currently Fragmented Market Stream 1 Best Execution - The Holy Grail Of Trading Betsy Anderson, Head of Trading, Ignis 10 Do's and Don'ts of Best Execution - Achieving Measurable Results In The Currently Fragmented Market Best execution is back on the agenda of every trading desk. As MiFID 2 approaches, every buy side and sell side trader will be reviewing their best execution strategies and results. Find out from Betsy Anderson, Head of Trading at Ignis, what the most successful and the most dangerous best execution strategies are. Defining best execution in a fragmented market - what are you trying to achieve? 10 most successful best execution criteria 10 most dangerous best execution strategies Benefits of achieving best execution to very high standards MiFID 2 - what can it bring to your best execution strategy? Betsy Anderson Head of Trading, Ignis 14:30 Market Structure and Map - Dealing With Market Fragmentation and Future Consolidation Stream 2 Strategies For Trading In A Fragmented Market Robin Griffiths, Strategist, Fund Manager, Cazenove Capital Management Market Structure and Map - Dealing With Market Fragmentation and Future Consolidation For over 30 years Robin Griffiths has been one of the most respected technical analysts of world stock markets, bonds, currencies and commodities. Robin was chief technical strategist with HSBC for over 20 years, and before joining Cazenove, he held the position of Head of Asset Allocation with Rathbones. Robin is quoted on almost a daily basis in some of the best known websites and publications. If you would like to see a strategic up-to-date analysis of the market structure, then this presentation is ideal for you. Bring your junior colleagues for a state-of-the-art market structure lesson. Learn how the markets have changed, how they are likely to change and what it means to your business strategy. Market overview and key changes update Economic crisis - what is the impact on the markets? Can your business capitalize current market fragmentation? Forecasting the future changes in the markets Robin Griffiths Strategist, Fund Manager, Cazenove Capital Management 14:30 Effective Strategies For Gaining Full Control Of Each Of Your Trades - How Can You Improve Your Performance and Cut Costs? Stream 3 Growing The Value Of Your Trading Desk Effective Strategies For Gaining Full Control Of Each Of Your Trades - How Can You Improve Your Performance and Cut Costs? Your fund managers and your investors are expecting you to cut costs and become even more efficient every year. Using TCA gets you half way towards this task; but how can you turn your desk from a cost centre to a part of the business that really adds value? Controlling each of your trades and measuring the performance of each of your traders is what really drives the value add. What can you change to improve performance dramatically? Which trades cost you most and why? How can you minimise costs on low touch business? Find answers to all these questions from Brian Mitchell, the newly appointed head of dealing at Gartmore Investment Management. Effective TCA - what should you be really measuring? Costs which don't go into your TCA Measuring trader performance Achieving balance between high and low touch trade costs cutting Finding what is really costing you too much Strategic approach to controlling the cost of each trade 14:30 Effective & Efficient Counterparty Risk Management Stream 4 High Frequency Trading and Risk Mitigation Chris Sims, COO, Gartmore Investment Management Nick Nielsen, Head of Quantitative Trading, Marshall Wace Stuart Grant, Financial Services Business Development Manager, Sybase Chris Sims COO, Gartmore Investment Management Nick Nielsen Head of Quantitative Trading, Marshall Wace Stuart Grant Financial Services Business Development Manager, Sybase

Stream 1 Best Execution - ...Stream 2 Strategies For Tr...Stream 3 Growing The Value...Stream 4 High Frequency Tr... 15:00 Panel Discussion - Improving Your Trading Performance Through Real-Time Latency Management - What Are You Measuring and How Do You Use It? Stream 1 Best Execution - The Holy Grail Of Trading Donal Byrne, CEO, Corvil Mark Schaedel, Senior Vice President, Global Data Products, NYSE Technologies William Warner, Director, Sales Engineering, Reliance Globalcom Panel Discussion - Improving Your Trading Performance Through Real-Time Latency Management - What Are You Measuring and How Do You Use It? An increase in high frequency trading is leading a lot of dealing desks to invest in low latency solutions. Brief spikes in traffic can be difficult to detect and could lead to loss of advantage. This panel discussion is designed to give you a comprehensive overview of the low latency management issues and challenges Find out how you could effectively develop a low latency strategy, and manage each of your trades more effectively. Key factors to consider: Information delivery for real-time decision-making Managing transient traffic spikes Ensuring applications are running at peak performance Other critical factors of effective low latency management Donal Byrne CEO, Corvil Mark Schaedel Senior Vice President, Global Data Products, NYSE Technologies William Warner Director, Sales Engineering, Reliance Globalcom 15:00 Panel Discussion - Discussing The Future Role Of The Sell Side Broker and The Exchange - Where Does The Customer See Most Value? Stream 2 Strategies For Trading In A Fragmented Market Carl James, Global Head of Trading, Fortis Investments  Yvonne Hansmann, Managing Director, Head of EMEA Execution Sales, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Panel Discussion - Discussing The Future Role Of The Sell Side Broker and The Exchange - Where Does The Customer See Most Value? Most buy side trading desks are currently working on changing their role from being a cost centre to becoming a value driven profit based unit. This means that the buy side expectations of brokers and exchanges are also likely to change. New and different value propositions will be much sought after. New relationship management strategies will be used by brokers and exchanges. Customers will change their preferences and trading flow will move differently. Would you like to know more about these changes? Join in and debate the following key issues: The impact of market fragmentation on the buy side - sell side relationship Where does buy side see the most value in their relationship with sell side? Exchanges - what is their role in growing the value of the buy side desk? How will the dynamics of the buy side - sell side - exchange relationship likely change in the next 2-3 years? Carl James Global Head of Trading, Fortis Investments  Yvonne Hansmann Managing Director, Head of EMEA Execution Sales, Bank of America Merrill Lynch 15:00 Panel Discussion - Assessing The Best Opportunities For Trading In The Emerging Markets - DMA vs Other Options Stream 3 Growing The Value Of Your Trading Desk Adam Majerowski, Head Dealer, BZ WBK AIB Investment Fund Corporation Andrea Ferancova, Partner and Director of Equities, Wood & Company Peter de Keukelaere, Head of Dealing, KBC Asset Management Joao Lauro Amaral, International Business Development Officer, BM&F Bovespa Panel Discussion - Assessing The Best Opportunities For Trading In The Emerging Markets - DMA vs Other Options As the markets recover from the global crisis, trading levels in emerging markets will grow. Your customers and investors will be expecting you to execute trades around the globe with the same degree of efficiency and speed. Are you prepared for this? Join this multi-national panel discussion to hear the latest on trading strategies in the emerging markets. Discover and debate more about: DMA on emerging markets Using local brokers vs other trading options Measuring cost of each trade Developing effective long lasting relationship for emerging markets trading Adam Majerowski Head Dealer, BZ WBK AIB Investment Fund Corporation Andrea Ferancova Partner and Director of Equities, Wood & Company Peter de Keukelaere Head of Dealing, KBC Asset Management Joao Lauro Amaral International Business Development Officer, BM&F Bovespa 15:00 Panel Discussion - New Ideas and Strategies For Ensuring You Don't Miss Any Liquidity on Any Trades Stream 4 High Frequency Trading and Risk Mitigation Mike Rose, Head of Equity Dealing, BP Investment Management Giovanni Beliossi, FGS Capital As markets fragment further, every trader gets ever more concerned with making sure they access all the liquidity available for each trade. Building a trading strategy to maximize liquidity access is a pressing priority for long only, hedge funds and for their sell side counterparts. There is a multitude of trading tools, strategies and technologies available to you on the market. Find out if you are using the best possible approach to accessing liquidity. Focus on: Trading venue choice Using algos and SORs High touch trades execution Multi-asset trading Best execution Mike Rose Head of Equity Dealing, BP Investment Management Giovanni Beliossi , FGS Capital

15:30 NYSE Technologies Strream 1 No session description available.

15:30 Panel Discussion: Impacts Of Post-Trade Quality On Your Trading Stream 2 Strategies For Trading In A Fragmented Market Steve Wood, Global Head of Trading (retired), Schroders Investment Management No session description available. Steve Wood Global Head of Trading (retired), Schroders Investment Management

15:30 Managing Data and Risk In A Fragmented Market Stream 4 High Frequency Trading and Risk Mitigation Ruben Lee, CEO, Oxford Finance Group Managing Data For Best Execution In A Fragmented Market The TradeTech 2010 buy side advisory board, and over 120 heads of desks, have identiifed poor quality data as one of the most challenging and pressing issues. Market fragmentation has impacted every part of the trading chain, with most market participants struggling to get 100% top quality data. Lack of consolidated tape and effective trade reporting means you have to get your data from multiple sources and consolidate it in-house. This is costly and time consuming. Join Ruben Lee, Managing Director of Oxford Finance Group, as he gives you new ideas and effective data sourcing and management strategies to implement in your business now. You will leave armed with innovative and cost effective tools for: Sourcing timely data Data consolidation and management Bringing consolidated data to your users Ruben Lee CEO, Oxford Finance Group

Stream 1 Best Execution - ...Stream 2 Impacts Of Post-T...Stream 3 Growing The Value...Stream 4 A Hedge Fund Appr... 16:00 Using Different Trading Tools For Different Types Of Trades - Can It Improve Execution Results? Stream 1 Best Execution - The Holy Grail Of Trading Dale Brooksbank, Head of European Equity and Currency Trading, State Street Global Advisors Using Different Trading Tools For Different Types Of Trades - Can It Improve Execution Results? Each trade requires individual management and full control. Deciding which tool to use on a given trade is the key to effective cost control. In addition, different trading tools make your trading desk more valuable to both fund managers and end investors. Join this case study presentation as Dale Brooksbank from SSGA shows you how one of the world's largest asset management companies actively uses different trading tools to obtain Best Execution. Assessing different types of trades and their volumes What tools are available to you and at what costs High touch vs low touch - where is the biggest saving? Implementing a systematic trading strategy to take advantage of each trading tool available to your traders Dale Brooksbank Head of European Equity and Currency Trading, State Street Global Advisors 16:00 Sungard Stream 2 Impacts Of Post-Trade Quality On Your Trading No session description available. 16:00 Choosing The Right Broker For Each Trade - Buy Side and Fund Manager's Perspective Stream 3 Growing The Value Of Your Trading Desk Sylvia Carrasco, Investment Management Partner, Alion Capital Choosing The Right Broker For Each Trade - Buy Side and Fund Manager's Perspective Every time a fund manager orders a trade, the buy side trader is making multiple choices. What trading tools do I use? Which strategies are best for this trade? How do I make sure I get best execution? Did I manage to access all the liquidity for this trade? What if I missed liquidity and didn't get the best price? Should I have listened to the fund manager's preferences or gone my own way? All of these questions go though the head of each buy side trader dozens of times a day. Brokers and trading venues are chosen on the basis of many criteria. If you are a buy side trader, join this presentation to learn how you can make better choices for every trade. If you are a sell side broker or a solutions provider, then this is an ideal opportunity for you to find out about the thinking likely to be behind your customer choosing your service or product. Fund manager's perspective on trade execution - what are they looking for? Choosing the right tool for each trade - key criteria Best execution - buy side and fund managers views How can you change your strategy to improve efficiency and drop the costs? What can sell side learn to improve their sales flow? Sylvia Carrasco Investment Management Partner, Alion Capital Stream 4 High Frequency Trading and Risk Mitigation Stream 4 A Hedge Fund Approach To Using Systematic Trading Strategies and Achieving Alpha Victor Lebreton, COO, Quant Hedge Victor Lebreton COO, Quant Hedge

16:30 Afternoon Coffee and Networking Afternoon Coffee and Networking

Stream 1 Best Execution - ...Stream 2 Strategies For Tr...Stream 3 Growing The Value...Stream 4 High Frequency Tr... 17:00 Panel Discussion - Moving Away From Algos To Doing More Traditional Trading: What Are The Benefits Of The Human Element? Stream 1 Best Execution - The Holy Grail Of Trading Robert Passarella, Vice President, Dow Jones Financial Markets Group Panel Discussion - Moving Away From Algos To Doing More Traditional Trading: What Are The Benefits Of The Human Element? TheTradeTech research team has identified a trend among buy side and prop traders. While some firms are investing millions in new algos and smart order routers, others are re-evaluating their strategies to move more trades to traditional trading. Moving to traditional trading is back in fashion. Join this debate to find out if some of your trades can go back to being done in the old fashioned way without the power of mega computers. Re-evaluate your high and low touch trades to get the optimal mix and achieve maximum efficiency. The true value of high vs low touch trades Measuring the true cost of each trade Which trades are most suitable for the more traditional trading? Are you using the power of human relationships in the most effective way? Robert Passarella Vice President, Dow Jones Financial Markets Group 17:00 Panel Discussion - Effective TCA In A Fragmented Marketplace: Comparing Costs On Different Trading Venues Stream 2 Strategies For Trading In A Fragmented Market Jason McAleer, Head of Trading, Newton Investment Management Simo Puhakka, Head of Trading, Pohjola Asset Management Ltd Jon Fatica, Director, Post-Trade Analytics, ITG Jatin Suryawashi, Managing Director & Head of Global Quantitative Strategies, Jefferies & Company, Inc. Panel Discussion - Effective TCA In A Fragmented Marketplace: Comparing Costs On Different Trading Venues Most of your colleagues are evaluating connecting and trading on all available venues. However, you need to make sure you are not missing any liquidity and each trade gets a true "best execution". Different venues have different charging structures and it is not at all easy to compare "apples with apples". Join this panel discussion to get a clearer idea on cost of trading and TCA for different type of trades and for trading on different venues. Find out how you can most efficiently: Identify key cost factors for most venues Compare "apples to apples" Decide what is important for your TCA Develop a strategy for achieving maximum cost efficiency on your trading desk Jason McAleer Head of Trading, Newton Investment Management Simo Puhakka Head of Trading, Pohjola Asset Management Ltd Jon Fatica Director, Post-Trade Analytics, ITG Jatin Suryawashi Managing Director & Head of Global Quantitative Strategies, Jefferies & Company, Inc. 17.00 Analysing The Changing Role Of Sell Side Traders: What Value Do They Bring To Your Trading Strategy? Stream 3 Growing The Value Of Your Trading Desk Steve Wood, Global Head of Trading (retired), Schroders Investment Management Analysing The Changing Role Of Sell Side Traders: What Value Do They Bring To Your Trading Strategy? As the role of the buy side desk is changing, so does the role of their broker. Effective use of your broker is essential to ensuring the value of your buy side desk. Just as essential to the brokers is discovering what the buy side customer really wants and giving it to them. Join Steve Wood to hear his views on: The changing role of the buy side desk Building the value of a buy side desk What is changing in the relationship between the buy side and the sell side trader? Who should be taking the initiative? How can you change your operations to give buy side what they want? Steve Wood Global Head of Trading (retired), Schroders Investment Management 17:00 PANEL DISCUSSION - The Role of High Frequency Trading: Can Buy Side Take Advantage Of It Without Being Exploited? Stream 4 High Frequency Trading and Risk Mitigation Ruben Lee, CEO, Oxford Finance Group Clive Williams, Head of European Equity Trading, T Rowe Price Rafael Molinero, CEO, Molinero Capital Management LLP Kee-Meng Tan, Managing Director, Knight Capital Europe Ltd PANEL DISCUSSION - The Role of High Frequency Trading: Can Buy Side Take Advantage Of It Without Being Exploited? High frequency trading (HFT) has been attacked and praised. Every trader has a strong opinion on its value and how it affects markets. But are we really asking the right questions? Is HFT something new, or has it always been around? Firms use HFT as a strategy to generate alpha and as an effective trading tool. During this session, learn the true definition of HFT, find out about its impact on market liquidity and gain ideas on its impact on your desk. Join the most controversial panel discussion to make your mind up on HFT. Definition of HFT What does it add to the volumes of liquidity How can you benefit from HFT What is undesirable about highly frequently traded stocks Accessing liquidity - can you benefit from interacting with high frequency traders? Ruben Lee CEO, Oxford Finance Group Clive Williams Head of European Equity Trading, T Rowe Price Rafael Molinero CEO, Molinero Capital Management LLP Kee-Meng Tan Managing Director, Knight Capital Europe Ltd

17:30 GUEST SPEAKER! Using Body Language, Non-Verbals and Reading Others - Make Yourself An Effective Communicator! Joe Navarro, Former FBI Agent, World Specialist On Non-Verbal Communication GUEST SPEAKER! Using Body Language, Non-Verbals and Reading Others - Make Yourself An Effective Communicator! Joe Navarro spent over twenty-five years with the FBI, working both as an agent and as a supervisor in the area of counterintelligence and counterterrorism. For decades he used his masterful skills of insight and intuition to catch spies and criminals. Through his work, he has become one of the foremost authorities on reading the nonverbal communications that human beings exhibit when they are interacting with each other, lying, telling the truth, trading, trying to get out of difficult situation or predict the behaviour of their clients and colleagues. Joe shows you how to accurately use his tested strategies and tricks on your trading desk. You can effectively interpret cues based on scientific evidence, research, and Joe's own experience in the field. In addition, he provides best practices to best communicate to customers, colleagues and management. Don't miss this session as it's filled with practical, state of the science teaching points, designed to make you an even better trader, customer manager and communicator. Joe Navarro Former FBI Agent, World Specialist On Non-Verbal Communication

18:30 TradeTech 2010 Drinks Reception After a day filled with constructive debate and information sharing, unwind with your new network of colleagues and friends at the Cocktail Gala. Relax, have fun, and bring your business cards! Embrace this opportunity to forge new business partnerships and uncover additional equity trading and technology strategies in an informal atmosphere.