Singapore 23rd September 2010 The FPL Education and Marketing Committee will host a half day event in Singapore to discuss the latest development in Electronic Trading for the South East Asian markets. This event will bring together the regional buy and sell side traders and representatives from the exchanges to explore the opportunities in Asia Pacific in 2010 and how they will affect and shape the industry. The event will be brought to a close with a cocktail reception at the PIERSIDE Bar facing the Merlion.   TOPICS     • Maximizing Liquidity Opportunities in Asia Pacific, Year 2013     • Trading by the Numbers – HFLL Perspectives     • Transformational Technologies – Algos, Latency and SOR     • Valuable Algo: Beyond the Average Algo     • Quick Fire Buyside Q&A

Leading Speakers
    • Murat Atamer, Head of Advanced Execution Services (AES) Product, Asia Pacific, Credit Suisse
    • Magnus Böcker, Chief Executive Officer, Singapore Exchange
    • Bob Caisley, Executive Vice President and CIO, Singapore Exchange
    • Richard Coulstock, Director, Head of Dealing, Prudential Asset Management (Singapore) Ltd
    • Alan Donoghue, Nyenburgh
    • Zoltan Feledy, Co-Chair FPL Asia Pacific Regional Committee, Equity Trader, State Street Global Advisors
    • John Fildes, Director of Strategic Development, GETCO Asia
    • Chris Jenkins, Co-Chair FPL Asia Pacific Regional Committee, Managing Director, Asia Pacific, Tora Trading
    • David Klinger, Macquarie
    • Quentin Limouzi, Head of Advanced Execution Asia and Japan, BNP Paribas Securities
    • Jacqueline Loh, Schroders
    • Edward Mangles, Regional Director, Asia Pacific, FIX Protocol Ltd, and Director, FIXGlobal
    • Richard Murphy, General Manager Equity Markets, Australian Securities Exchange
    • Todd Prado, Regional Head of Trading, Janus Capital
    • James M. Rae, Advanced Execution Service, Head of AES Sales SE Asia, Credit Suisse
    • Abhi Shroff, Vice President Asia, including Japan, Greenwich Associates   ....and more

Who Should Attend

No admission fee required for industry participants but pre-registration and approval required. Priority is given to registrants from FPL member firms and buy-side institutions (Restrictions and Limitations Apply).