BoC To Auction C$2bln In 30 Day TLF on Monday
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White House Officially Signs Off On Automaker Loan Agreements
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Fed to Further Revise TALF Terms Based on Market Needs Going Forward
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Fed Extends TALF Loan Maturity from 1yr to 3yrs
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TALF Loans No Longer Distributed Through Auction, Available to All Eligible Borrowers --NY FED
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BoA Sells $6.75bln of FDIC-Backed Debt
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IL Governor intends to stay on the Job; will answer questions in appropriate forum
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Obama - economists insist economy must be put back on track first
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Obama - part of econ plan...mechanism to get budgets under control
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Obama - once we get economy back on track, we will be confronted w/ "this enormous deficit"
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Obama - will change how business is done in D.C.; no road to nowhere...
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Obama - focus on job creation, increasing demand, fix financial markets will cost significant amount of money
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Obama - need bold approach to stop rapid econ decline
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Community Bankers Trust Gets $17.68mln of TARP Funds
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Obama - concerned about Stimulus estimates; econ forecasts have deteriorated
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Obama - must have reciprocity in Trade Agreements; labor, environmental agreements must be part of trade agreements
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Obama - must rebuild regulatory structure
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Obama - create jobs and train workers for them; the way to keep jobs in the U.S. is to rebuild infrastructure
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No FED speeches scheduled thru year end - barring unforseen events
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Petrobras Gas, Oil Output Totaled 2.17mln BPD in November
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Wombat, Voltaire, Novell and Intel team for market data optimisation

Wombat is working with Voltaire, Novell, and Intel to deliver breakthroughs in the field of market data integration and distribution. Leveraging Voltaire?s InfiniBand switches and software; Concurrent Real-Time Extensions Powered by SUSE Linux; and the new Dual-Core Intel Xeon processor 5100 series, Wombat has taken leadership in the development of a new technology foundation for capital markets participants seeking a performance advantage.

The four companies engineered a development platform in Wombat?s downtown NYC labs, designed to marry the combined expertise and innovations of their processor, operating system, application and networking levels. The environment will be used to develop optimised implementations of these components, helping customers achieve new performance breakthroughs and support them as they evolve.

Capital markets organisations are hungry for proven solutions which optimise not one isolated element of their automated trading systems, but rather the total performance of the hardware, software and network elements which impact their trading decisions. To meet this challenge, Wombat, Intel, Novell and Voltaire have embarked upon the pursuit of complete solutions which deliver the total latency crucial to investors and financial engineers. And while jointly pursing leadership, each member of the alliance remains committed to choice and openness across the vendor community.

?Intel is committed to introducing and driving innovative trading technologies to the market,? said Rick Millem, Worldwide Director, Financial Services, Intel Corporation. ?We work with companies like Wombat to deliver industry-tailored solutions with the next generation technology stack to ensure the investment banking customers are benefiting from Intel dual core processors and our value-add trade acceleration technologies.?

?This relationship underscores Novell?s commitment to our financial services customers worldwide and highlights our continued success in offering solutions to the industry that solve real-world business challenges. Concurrent Real-Time Extensions powered by SUSE Linux brings the power of low latency computing to the financial services industry,? said Kimberly Lorusso, Industry Marketing Manager, Financial Services, Novell.

?Voltaire?s InfiniBand-based hardware and integrated software solutions offer a powerful combination of high bandwidth, ultra-low latency and efficient CPU utilisation that directly address market data infrastructure challenges,? said Patrick Guay, senior vice president of marketing, Voltaire. ?We are extremely pleased to work with Intel, Novell and Wombat to bring such an influential solution to Wall Street.?

?Advantage in the world of automated trading requires a tenacious drive to stamp out latency and boost capacity at every point in one?s market data environment,? said Daniel Moore, COO of Wombat. ?By combining our efforts with innovative allies, we?re helping our customers realise the performance they desire, where it counts - end to end.?

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