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Tullett Prebon Electronic Broking 14 June 2010

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Tullett PrebonElectronic Broking

14 June 2010

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Introduction

Tullett Prebon is well positioned to respond to market and regulatory developments• Not dependent on pure electronic platforms – inflexible and not ‘sticky’• Hybrid electronic platforms better suited to most OTC products• Voice liquidity essential to ‘electronification’ evolution

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Organisation

CEO Electronic Broking and TP Information

Paul Humphrey

TP Information OTC Valuations

Management Team

MD Head of Risk Management Services

Paul Ribbins

MD Global IT Development

Nick Caine

MD Electronic Broking Americas

Shawn Bernardo

MD Electronic Broking EMEA

David Perkins

Head of Electronic Broking Asia

Rob Bilsland

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Hybrid vs Pure Electronic

Pure Electronic• Supplying just technology to a market

– no broker involvement• Serves only two significant products

– Spot FX (ICAP EBS, Reuters)– US Treasuries (ICAP BrokerTec,

BGC eSpeed)• Vulnerable to attack by bank

consortiums and exchanges

Hybrid • Electronic solutions operating together with

voice brokers • Model enables price and size discovery in

those less liquid markets• Enhances transparency and satisfies

regulators and demystifies the OTC markets

• Hybrid revenues are ‘sticky’ – relationship based

• Hybrid model demanded by clients/brokers• OTC markets lend themselves to the

hybrid model – this complements the Tullett Prebon product portfolio

• Allows evolution to meet market requirements

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Evolution of Electronic Platforms

Phone WhiteboardInternal

Electronic Whiteboard

External Electronic

Whiteboard

Full Trading Screen

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Regulatory Developments

• Engaging directly with the regulators• Active members of trade associations• Strategy driven by regulatory demands• We expect greater use of:

– Hybrid electronic platforms– STP (Straight Through Processing)– CCP (Central Counterparty Clearing)

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Exchanges

Bank consortiaBank consortia

Client demand

Regulatory demandRegulatory demand

Electronic Broking and Post Trade Landscape

Execution Post Trade Services InformationUtility Risk Mgmt Services

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EMEA• tpTRADEBLADE (FXO)• tpMATCH• tpREPO• tpENERGYTRADE• tpCREDITDEAL• tpCORRELATIONHUB• TRAYPORT

Americas• tpTRADEBLADE (FXO)• tpMATCH• tpREPO• tpENERGYTRADE• tpAGENCIES

Asia• tpTRADEBLADE (FXO)• tpMATCH

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Our Current Offering

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PURE ELECTRONIC

Product Group Tullett Prebon ICAP BGC GFI Tradition DealerWeb

Rates i-Swap/i-Forward

Volatility tpTRADEBLADE Volbroker JV BGC Trader ForexMatch Volbroker JV

Credit tpCREDITDEAL ICAP -- Credit BGC Trader CreditMatch

Energy tpENERGYTRADETrayport

i-CaptureTrayport Trayport

EnergyMatch Trayport Trayport

Product Group Tullett Prebon ICAP BGC GFI Tradition DealerWeb

Rates tpMATCH Reset/TriOptima

Credit tpCORRELATIONHUB ReMatch Credit Match Auction

Others Traiana

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HYBRID

Product Group Tullett Prebon ICAP BGC GFI Tradition DealerWeb

Rates tpREPO BrokerTec eSpeed Mortgages/Agencies /T-Bills

Treasury EBS

The Competitive Landscape

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POST TRADE / RISK MANAGEMENT SERVICES

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Our Approach: IT Application Development

• Keep the key knowledge/relationships internal – including design

• If no IP competitive advantage then buy rather than build

• Buying is more cost effective, allows access to market-leading technology

– Multi-year deal with MillenniumIT to develop electronic trading systems

– 10 % ownership of Elysian

• Building gives competitive advantage in new markets

– Risk Management Services

• Employ outsource providers for low-level testing

• Platforms deployed/supported by dedicated internal sales and client services teams

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Proportions of Revenues by type

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Revenues from products supported by electronic platforms plus information sales

Electronic Revenues

2009 2008

£157m £99m

Pure 'e'5% Hybrid

16%

Voice60%

Info Sales 

and RMS19%

Pure 'e'6%

Hybrid23%

Voice55%

Info Sales 

and RMS16%

• As the proportion of electronic and hybrid grows, more is ‘owned’ by the business

• Revenues from products supported by electronic platforms plus information sales are 16.5 per cent of group revenues

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Areas of focus:• Credit platforms in US and Asia

• Interest Rate Swaps platform

• Risk Management Services (Value Added)

– Extending the Rates Risk Management Services (tpMATCH) to cover further asset classes.

• Emerging Markets

• Straight Through Processing and Enterprise Bus

– Enhancing core technical infrastructure for ‘Front to Back’ trade processing

• Development of other derivative markets

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Further Developments

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Conclusion

Tullett Prebon is well positioned to respond to market and regulatory developments• Our electronic capability is strong and proven

• Hybrid electronic platforms better suited to most OTC products – voice liquidity essential

• Not dependent on pure electronic platforms – inflexible and not ‘sticky’

• Targeted investment driven by regulation and client demand

• We are positioned for growth