1. WELCOME eGAINS Participants Transitioning to eGAINS Information Sessions

2. Hosts:Futures Industry Association (FIA) Clearing Corporation (CCorp) Markit Group Participants:eGAINS Users (London, New York, Chicago)

3. Presentation Schedule (via WebEx) 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. (London time) I.Agreements: Transition EGUS to eGAINS (Thursday, April 3; Tuesday, April 8) II.Trade Processing: Trade Flow, Layout, Reports (Thursday, April 10; Tuesday, April 15) III.Banking: Billing Cycle and Money Flow (Thursday, April 17; Tuesday, April 22) IV.Iterations: Implementation Feedback and Enhancements (Thursday, May 1) On-Site Training Schedule – London Tuesday, June 10: 10:00 a.m., 2:00 p.m., Canary Wharf (TBD) Wednesday, June 11: 2:00 p.m., 3:45 p.m., The Brewery, Chiswell Street Thursday, June 12: 10:00 a.m., 2:00 p.m., JP Morgan, 125 London Wall

4. I. Agreements Purpose Transition and Validate EGUS Agreements and Rates to eGAINS Fundamental Issue/Question How does EGUS talk to eGAINS? Agenda Thursday, April 3 Tuesday, April 8 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. (London time) EGUS/eGAINS Agreement and Rate Uploads (FIA) o Electronic o Manual o Participant Set-up o Rate Verification o One-to-One Link: Agreement/Account #/Rate eGAINS Overview (FIA, Markit) o Role of Systems Providers o Participating Exchanges o Settlement Currency o System Access o Exhibit Review Data Mapping (CCorp) Learning Environment Access (CCorp) Testing Module (CCorp) o Trade Load  Auto Upload  Manual o Individualized Testing: Phases 1-3 (CCorp) Resource Links Contacts II. Trade Processing Purpose Examine Exchange Trade Flow, Data Layout and Position Posting and Report Generation Fundamental Issue/Question How can I validate my trade data? Agenda Thursday, April 10 Tuesday, April 15 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. (London time) Exchange Trade Flow and System Requirements (CCorp) o Overview: How does eGAINS work o Trade Mapping  Exchange Codes  Product Codes  Platform  Transaction Source Codes o Deadlines (Agreement Changes and Maintenance) Record Layout–Output Review (CCorp) o Detailed Character Layout Month-End Cycle (FIA) Trade Processing (FIA) o Rates o Position Reconciliation o Pay/Collect Reconciliation Outputs: Reports, T+1 and Month-end (CCorp) o Confirmation / Change Processing o On-line o Data Files and Downloads Resource Links Contacts III. Banking Purpose Review Billing Cycle, Money Flow, and Month-End Adjustments Fundamental Issue/Question How are pay/collects managed? Agenda Thursday, April 17 Tuesday, April 22 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. (London time) Participant Banking Instructions and Maintenance (FIA) Banking Overview and System Functionality (FIA) o What is SWIFT? o Confirmation of Banking Instructions (mechanics, procedures, and deadlines) Month-End Processing Deadlines (FIA) Third Party Billing (FIA and CCorp) Managing Accruals (FIA) Reports (CCorp) Systems Testing (CCorp) Participating Firm Summary (Banking) To-Do List Resource Links Contacts IV. Next Iteration Purpose Provide Update(s) and Solicit Feedback Fundamental Issue/Question What is the next step? Agenda Thursday, May 1 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. (London time) To-Dos Checklists UPDATE: Third Party Relationship o Front-End (Participant Set Up) o Back-End FEEDBACK: A Formal Checkpoint o Agreement, Statement of Intent, Banking Instructions o Trade Processing o Banking o Testing o Systems o Launch FUTURE: Industry Enhancements o Participant Wish List (Participants) o Procedure for adding (new) FX Settlements (FIA) o Other Exchange Participants (FIA) o Reducing the Credit Window (FIA) Resource Links Help Desk Contacts

5. To-Dos Checklists UPDATE: Third Party Relationship o Front-End (Participant Set Up) o Back-EndFIA Tech FEEDBACK: A Formal Checkpoint o Agreement, Statement of Intent, Banking Instructions o Trade Processing o BankingUsers / Participating Firms o Testing o Systems o Launch FUTURE: Industry Enhancements o FPS Launch (banking) (FIA) o Participant Wish List (Participants) o Procedure for adding (new) FX Settlements (FIA)FIA Tech and Users / Participating Firms o Other Exchange Participants (FIA) o Reducing the Credit Window (FIA) Resource Links Help Desk Contacts

6. Session 4. Next Iteration Purpose Provide updates since last Session(s) and solicit participant feedback. Fundamental Issue/Question Now what? From a participating firm’s perspective, what do I need to do for the eGAINS launch?

7. Session 4. Next Iteration Agenda To Dos – Participant Checklist (FIA) Third Party Relationship o Front-End (Participant Set Up) o Back-End Feedback – A Formal Checkpoint (User Feedback) o Agreements o Trade Processing o Banking o Testing o Systems o Launch

8. Session 4. Next Iteration Agenda Continued Industry Updates Reports (CCorp) Systems Testing (CCorp) Participating Firm Summary (Banking) To-Do List Resource Links Help Desk Contacts

9. Processing Overview EurexDebtor Bank ICEMarkiteGAINSBank Correspondent Liffe EGUSCreditor Bank Member Firm

10. Firm Checklist  File e-GAINS Processing Agreement with FIA Tech  Complete Statement of Intent  Provide FIA Tech with the eGAINS test coordinator  Provide detailed banking instructions to FIA Tech  Add to EGUS Admin (Search Institution and Parties, Maintain Parties) Exchange and Firm Codes  Enable EGUS for auto rate load (EGUS: Maintain Party Permissions, Enable Rate Data Feed)  File 3 rd Party Debit Authorization Form with bank(s)  Forward completed copies of 3 rd Party Debit Authorization Forms to FIA Tech  Request Learning Environment user ID and password  Add rates, formerly maintained via pdf, into EGUS  If you require an automated trade reconciliation tool, obtain CCorp’s layout specifications doc  Script special test scenarios  Test rates and sign-off on reports  Test trades and sign-off on reports  Test monies (direct and third party) and sign-off on reports

11. What Is On Our To-Do List? FIA  Finalize service provider negotiations and agreements  Finalize web page links and resource docs (www.futuresindustry.org)www.futuresindustry.org  Receive firm training liaison contact name, telephone number and email address  Receive 3 rd Party Debit Authorization Form from all participants  Obtain participant banking instructions and input detailed instructions into database  Create eGAINS participant IDs and grant access to eGAINS QA and production systems  Determine currency settlement offerings for launch  Co-coordinate method–of-execution designator on trade record  Test banking module  Compile user guidelines, procedures, manuals, and related documents  Facilitate user training in London (June 10-12)  Establish DR procedures

12. What Is On Our To-Do List? Continued CCorp  Link exchange and EGUS commodity/product and group codes  Review Exchange test and production (starting May 15) trade files  Co-coordinate method–of-execution designator on trade record  Establish protocol for receipt of daily exchange trade data  Complete software implementation and train Markit staff on daily operations  Ensure EGUS and eGAINS rate and agreement mapping and posting  Redesign daily, monthly, and end-of-cycle reports to accommodate gross reporting and 3 rd party relationships  Create Learning Environment (LE) IDs, passwords, and administer LE testing (upon request)  Test month-end banking transmission to FIA and banking correspondent  Create training plan and test scenarios (Phases 1-3)  Facilitate user training in London (June 10-12)  Compile user guideline, procedures, manuals, and related documents  Establish DR procedures

13. What Is On Our To-Do List? Continued Markit  Train w/CCorp to assume daily operations  Create user log on page and system interface  Test receipt of exchange trade data  Compile user guideline, procedures, manuals, and related documents (system procedures)  Manage eGAINS help desk post launch  Establish DR procedures

14. UPDATE: Third-Party Relationship, Executing Firm to Customer (FIA) EGUS allows participants to list the Executing Broker, Clearing Broker, Customer, and Trader in the give-up agreement. Additionally, participants provide FIA Tech with detailed banking instructions for automated month-end pay and collect processing. Executing Broker – the party executing customer orders on a futures exchange. Clearing Broker – the party maintaining accounts to which the executing broker gives-up trades. Customer – the party to whose account the given-up trades belong and shall reside. Trader – the party authorized to place orders with the executing broker on behalf of the customer. Working through their Clearing or Execution Firm, the third-party or customer (in order to facilitate payment to the executing firm through eGAINS), must become an eGAINS participant by completing the eGAINS Processing Agreement and submitting their banking instructions to FIA Tech. Within the EGUS / eGAINS third-party relationship, the executing broker has the ability to bill the customer and receive the execution fees through the system as opposed to invoicing the customer for payment outside of the eGAINS system. Since rates and give-up fee information is proprietary, the executing brokers may hide the rate schedule from the clearing broker (since, in third-party relationships, the clearing broker is not part of the billing process).

15. UPDATE: Third-Party Relationship, Executing Firm to Customer (FIA) Continued Executing Firm Reports and Monies Set-Up and Flow EGUS: Bill To Customer; Hide Rates eGAINS: Bill to Third Party; Ex Code - Customer completes Agreement - Suppresses fees and rate schedule from clearing firm view - Reports are distributed to customer not clearing firm Clearing FirmCustomer Positions

16. UPDATE: Third Party Relationship, Executing Firm to Customer (FIA) Continued 1.Bill the customer and process the payment through eGAINS: Customer completes the eGAINS Processing Agreement Customer provides FIA Tech with detailed banking instructions EGUS: Bill To, Customer EGUS: Hide Rates eGAINS: Designate the agreement as a Third Party Agreement (allows eGAINS to facilitate payment from customer to Executing Firm) eGAINS: Bill To Third Party eGAINS: Add the Third Party’s carrying participant Exchange/Firm code or 2.Bill the customer and process the payment outside of eGAINS: Executing Firm completes the eGAINS Processing Agreement EGUS: Bill To, Customer EGUS: Direct Bill = Y

17. FEEDBACK: A Format Checkpoint (Participants) Agreement, Statement of Intent, Banking Instructions Please comment on the application interfaces and provide insights relative to your state of readiness Participant Comments and Responses What is the timeline for having the above items completed (eGAINS Processing Agreement, Statement of Intent, Banking Instructions, and related participant documents)? Documents are in final review and should be distributed to participants in the upcoming weeks. Return deadlines shall be communicated at the time of distribution.

18. FEEDBACK: A Format Checkpoint (Participants) Continued Trade Processing Please comment on the application interfaces and provide insights relative to your state of readiness Participant Comments and Responses Identification of trade types and method of execution will have a big impact on firms. To the extent that firms charge different rates for a client-execute relative to a trading desk-execute, we’ve asked the exchanges to provide a dedicated method of execution trade record field. Firms have participated in the conference call with the exchanges and their technology teams and discussions are ongoing. Method of execution involves front end work for firms also. In the event of record layout changes, we will promptly communicate with the firms in order to provide as much time a possible to manage the system change.

19. FEEDBACK: A Format Checkpoint (Participants) Continued Trade Processing Please comment on the application interfaces and provide insights relative to your state of readiness Participant Comments and Responses How will reversals (trade date and T+1 reversing transactions) be handled in eGAINS? Create test scenarios to test same day and T+1 reversals We will test exchange functionality relative to top day and T+1 reversals in June. Detailed procedures shall follow. If Eurex sends an EFP, will eGAINS charge a rate for it? Yes, to the extent a fully-executed agreement and rate schedule delineates the commodity and EFP rate.

20. FEEDBACK: A Format Checkpoint (Participants) Continued Trade Processing Please comment on the application interfaces and provide insights relative to your state of readiness Participant Comments and Responses What happens if an exchange sends a trade for which there is no agreement? In the event of no agreement for the underlying trade, the trade will appear on a daily and monthly trade report as unlinked. Further the trade will appear in eGAINS on the Trade Inquiry Update query screen. When will the exchanges send data so that firms could test with eGAINS and their internal systems? We expect to receive exchange production trade data beginning May 15. Shortly thereafter, Markit will make the trade information available to all participants.

21. FEEDBACK: A Format Checkpoint (Participants) Continued Trade Processing Please comment on the application interfaces and provide insights relative to your state of readiness Participant Comments and Responses Duration of testing is a concern - may not have sufficient time to test all functionality for parties. To help manage the testing function, CCorp is providing a comprehensive test schedule. We ask all users to review the CCorp plan, add specific trades to test unique scenarios to the firm, and communicate with FIA Tech in the event of issues or concerns. Training Sessions (June 10-12): What will be reviewed in the 3 hour sessions? Will there be a training manual? Can it be distributed now? The June 10 and 12 training sessions are designed for eGAINS users. Issues discussed include: front-end set-ups, EGUS to eGAINS mapping, systems access, trade processing, report review, test plans, billing, and money flows. June 11 is a high-level overview of eGAINS functionality.

22. FEEDBACK: A Format Checkpoint (Participants) Continued Banking Please comment on the application interfaces and provide insights relative to your state of readiness Participant Comments and Responses Need to ensure all pertinent currencies are included in launch (Swiss Franc, Yen, etc.) reference list formerly provided to Mary Ann. Need update with getting these currencies in eGAINS for launch. At launch, settlement currency include: CHF, EUR, GBP, ISK, JPY, NOK, PLN, SEK, TRY, USD, and ZAR

23. Test Schedule (CCorp) On-Site Training - London: June 10-12 Due to the complexities of the EGUS to eGAINS integration, firm testing will proceed in three phases (rates, trade processing, monies). Phase 1 (June 10 – 27) - Rates EGUS rates are electronic, pdf, or both Electronic Automatic upload. Once the firm’s EGUS Systems Administrator enables the EGUS to eGAINS rate feed (EGUS: Maintain Party Permissions, Enable Rate Data Feed), electronically stored rates in EGUS will post to eGAINS without firm intervention. Firms will be able to view the EGUS rate upload to eGAINS online (through eGAINS systems access), hard-copy (GNS reports), or through an ASCII text file download. Firms should review the eGAINS and advise FIA of errors by June 2.

24. Test Schedule (CCorp) Continued Pdf Manual input (deadline June 27). Steps to add eRate schedules to an executed agreement w/pdf already attached: 1) Create the eRate and save to eRate Library 2) Go to executed agreement and click on agreement ID# 3) Click on the EDIT button in the accounts and rates box on the View and Manage screen 4) Scroll down to the “Attach Rate Schedules” box and select the eRate from you library 5) Click attach 6) Click “Save & Next” and you will see it was added to the agreement NOTE: The aforementioned has no impact on the EGUS agreement nor will it require counterparty review or acknowledgement.

25. Test Schedule (CCorp) Continued CCorp Test Scenarios EGUS AgreementsEGUS Account PermutationsEGUS RateeGAINS Agreement (Customer and Trader)Executing / Clearing AccountsTable PermutationsPermutations CustomerOne / OneOneOne Many One / ManyOneOne Many Many / OneOneMany Many Many / ManyOneMany Many

26. Test Schedule (CCorp) Continued Firm Questions 1.What is the Customer and Trader agreement type ratio (50/50)? One firm—majority of agreements were Standard Trader with Clearing Broker being billed 98% of the time. 2.To what extent do you have multiple execution accounts on one agreement? 3.To what extent do you have multiple clearing accounts on one agreement? 4.To what extent do you have multiple rate tables to one agreement? 5.In the event you use multiple rate tables for one agreement, are there product overlaps between rate tables? 6.To what extent will you participate in 3 rd party billing (your customer pays the executing firm through the eGAINS banking module)? 7.Other permutations for consideration? Firms should assess their conditions and respond via email to the above questions.

27. Test Schedule (CCorp) Continued Phase 2 (July 1 – August 21) Trade Processing and Monthly Trade Adjustments Production Production trade files will be received daily beginning May 15 We will provide test scripts for high-level testing (general scenarios) Firm Specific Firm specific trades, rates, and relationship nuances should be tested Firms enter trades into eGAINS and/or supply trade files to CCorp for loading into eGAINS Firms should verify trade postings, system functionality (corrections, deletes, rejects), rates, calculations through eGAINS online, hard-copy (GNS reports), or through an ASCII test file download

28. Test Schedule (CCorp) Continued Phase 3 (August 5 – August 25) Monthly Cash Adjustments and Banking We will provide test scripts for high-level testing (general scenarios) Enter month-end adjustments Confirm debit and credit (gross) posting through eGAINS online, hard-copy (GNS reports), or through an ASCII test file download

29. FEEDBACK: A Format Checkpoint (Participants) Continued Testing Please comment on the application interfaces and provide insights relative to your state of readiness

30. FEEDBACK: A Format Checkpoint (Participants) Continued Systems Please comment on the application interfaces and provide insights relative to your state of readiness

31. FEEDBACK: A Format Checkpoint (Participants) Continued Launch Please comment on the application interfaces and provide insights relative to your state of readiness Participant’s Comments FIA and CCorp requested the firms review end-of-day and end-of-cycle reports and data files to ensure layout and content meets expectations.

32. FUTURE: Industry Enhancements (Participants) Participant Wish List Participant Comments and Responses Add flag to indicate bill to party within EGUS. Markit is assessing the programming changes necessary to accommodate the change and shall advise. Comment to participants: PLEASE review reports/communicate enhancements to end of day reports, data files, or web pages

33. FUTURE: Industry Enhancements (FIA) Continued Procedure for Adding (new) FX Settlements (FIA) New settlement currency requests should be directed to Mary Ann Burns at FIA Tech. Other Exchange Participants (FIA) Discussions are ongoing. Reducing the Credit Window (FIA) In the opening days of eGAINS, funds will be held by FIA Tech for 60 business days. The number of days will drop as more users are added to the system. We anticipate dropping the float period to 20 days once the amount of money flowing through the system reaches projected levels.

34. Resource Links http://www.futuresindustry.org/ General –Timeline –Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) On-Boarding –eGAINS Processing Agreement –Statement of Intent CCorp –Data Layout Specifications –Report Library –Learning Environment –Test Trades Submission Spreadsheet –Test Plan: Phases 1-3

35. Help Desk FIA Tech Joint effort between FIA Tech London and Washington. Details pending. CCorp Post launch, primary support provided by FIA Tech and Markit. CCorp will provide 2 nd level support to FIA Tech and Markit. Markit FIA EGUS and eGAINS Support: Email: support@markit.com From 8 am to 6 pm CET: +31 20 502 5888 From 8 am to 6 pm GMT: +44 (0) 20 7260 2111 From 8 am to 6 pm Eastern Time: +1 (877) 7-MARKITsupport@markit.com If you cannot dial 877 number above, call +1 (914) 872-2772 and ask for EGUS support

36. Contacts FIA Tech Robert Drew, Consultant, 07812991191, rdrew@futuresindustry.orgrdrew@futuresindustry.org David Adam, Consultant, 312.786.3821, dadam@futuresindustry.orgdadam@futuresindustry.org Ron Metcoff, Treasury Consultant, 215.272.6593, rmetcoff@futuresindustry.orgrmetcoff@futuresindustry.org Krystal Atha, Relations Manager, 202.466.5460, katha@futuresindustry.orgkatha@futuresindustry.org David Wilson, Technology Project Manager, 202.466.5460, dwilson@futuresindustry.orgdwilson@futuresindustry.org Mary Ann Burns, Executive Vice President Industry Relations, 202.466.5460, maburns@futuresindustry.orgmaburns@futuresindustry.org CCorp Marc MacQuarrie, Client Services and Support, 312.786.5732, marc.macquarrie@clearingcorp.commarc.macquarrie@clearingcorp.com James Woods, Vice President, Production Management Group, 312.786.5715, james.woods@clearingcorp.comjames.woods@clearingcorp.com Markit Tony Murljacic, Director, Head of Trade Processing Connectivity, 914.872.2905, tony.murljacic@markit.comtony.murljacic@markit.com

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