S&P/TSX Tumbles Below 8k Mark, Down 559 points
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Paulson - G-7 would not let systemically important institutions fail which resulted in a strategy that was implemented
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Bair: 'We Need to Give These Programs Time to Work'
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Bair: We're Making Steady Progress in Returning Money, Credit Mkts to More Normal State
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Paulson - economies have turned down around the world
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Paulson - talk of Depression is because we haven't seen this type of situation since then
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Paulson - getting credit flowing will be the key; when banks are lending, credit flowing, housing prices stablize we'll have a better economy
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Paulson - basis of new FNM, FRE rules based on FDIC's Indymac system
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Sen. Stabenow: At This Point, We Have Bipartisan Agreement
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Levin - leaders have put Congress in position of judging whether Automakers plan will lead to automaker viability
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Michigan's Levin - best approach is for Agency, not Congress, to look at plan
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Barclays Sees GE 2009 EPS at $1.60
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Given Abundant Skepticism, Congress Must Act Deliberately on Automakers --Frank
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'Yes, We're Kicking the Can Down the Road,' to Give Auto Relief Better Chance --Reid
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Holding a 'Bunch' of Failed Votes Wouldn't Send a Good Message to Country --Reid
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This is About Sustaining the Auto Industry --Pelosi
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We'd Like to Hear Their Ideas; Will Move Forward if Ideas Are Good --Dodd
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Must See Some Auto Restructuring; Path to Recovery --Pelosi
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NJ Gov Corzine suggests letting NJ towns defer 1/2 pensions contributions
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Automakers' Survival Essential to National Security, Health of Economy --Pelosi
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August 22nd, 2008: TradingScreen Inc., has announced the opening of the companys office in the city-state of Singapore. Singapores strategic geographical location will allow TradingScreen to better serve both the local and regional Buy-Side communities, as well as build on distribution capabilities for its multi-asset class execution management system (EMS) and service offerings in the region. Located in Singapores financial district at Six Battery Road, the companys South East Asian and Pacific regional client relationships will be managed through the
Singapore office.

TradingScreen Opens Office in Singapore Expands South East Asia and Pacific Presence

Michael Chin, President of TradingScreen, Inc. said:"The opening of our Singapore office is a continuation of our longstanding success in - and commitment to - the Asia-Pacific region"

Commenting on the office opening, Michael Chin, President of TradingScreen, Inc. said:"The opening of our Singapore office is a continuation of our longstanding success in - and commitment to - the Asia-Pacific region. We have identified a number of opportunities in the region, including those in emerging markets, which we will better capitalize upon by the addition and commitment of local resources. Not only will our existing client base in Singapore benefit from the local coverage, but by being on the ground in Singapore we will also augment our ability to more efficiently and resourcefully grow our Asia-Pacific franchise.

Nathan Walker has been appointed Head of South East Asia and Pacific for TradingScreen, Inc. Walker will be based in Singapore and work jointly with TradingScreens Hong Kong-based Head of North Asia, Bernard Ho, who also oversees the companys Japan business in the region.

"I am very excited to be joining TradingScreen during the company's expansion phase in Asia and the Pacific region," Walker said. "TradingScreen is the leading independent technology provider in the Asia-Pacific region today that allows traders to access global markets and multiple executing brokers, as well as trade multiple asset classes under one platform. Added Walker: With my experience in the use of EMS technology within the Asia-Pacific Buy-Side community, I plan to build on TradingScreen's success and reputation as the leader in their field."

Prior to joining TradingScreen, Walker spent nearly ten years with Bloomberg LP, and was most recently based in Singapore. During his tenure with the company, Walkers roles ranged from Manager of the Emerging Markets and Singapore Sales Teams, to serving as a key member of the Execution Management System (EMS) team in Australia. Before joining Bloomberg, Walker served as Manager for Capital Markets at Reuters in Australia.

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