Does your company currently have the ability to independently perform cross-border trades? 2.In a given year, approximately what percentage of your equity trades are cross-border trades? 4.Do smaller institutions pass their cross-border trades on to you? Approximately what size are these smaller institutions with regard to their most recent year's revenues (in millions)? Approximately what size are these smaller institutions with regard to their most recent year's assets under management (in millions)? 7.What prohibits your company from performing cross-border trading? Have you lost any business because of your inability to perform cross-border trades? 9.Do you ever transfer customers who request a cross-border trade on to a larger institution that has the capability to perform such trades? 11.What percentage of the cost of this transferred trade do you assume? 12.Suppose there was a new, low cost solution that would allow you to independently execute, clear and settle cross-border trades in Europe and Asia. Would you be willing to purchase it? 13.How much would you be willing to pay for such a solution, per transaction, assuming no upfront costs? Specific equities that do not trade on US exchanges Other financial instruments offered on foreign exchanges (e.g. derivatives, commodities, options, etc.) International equities trading Foreign markets for other financial instruments 16.Please let us know any other thoughts you would like to share about cross-border trading.
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