The building of a global leader

• 1996

  Business plan was approved by CSFB

• 1997

  Gains backing by Credit Suisse First Boston, Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers and Salomon Brothers

• 1998

  Launches first multi-dealer online marketplace for U.S. Treasuries

• 2000

  Opens London office

  Total trading volume surpasses $1 trillion

  U.S. Agencies and European Government Bond marketplaces added to platform

• 2001

  Adds Mortgage Backed Securities, Commercial Paper and Pfandbriefe/Covered Bonds marketplaces

  Begins providing Market Data as a separate business outside of platform

  Back in business two weeks after September 11th attacks destroy World Trade Center office

• 2002

  Opens new U.S. corporate headquarters in Jersey City, New Jersey

  Adds Supranationals and European Commercial Paper marketplaces

• 2003

  Daily trading exceeds $100 billion

  Adds Agency Discount Notes marketplace

• 2004

  Sold by dealer ownership group to Thomson Corp

  Adds U.S. Corporate Bonds marketplace

• 2005

  Opens Tokyo office

  Total Tradeweb volume surpasses $100 trillion

  Adds Interest Rate Swaps, CDS Indices and Repo marketplaces

  Adds Canadian Debt Securities through strategic partnership with CanDeal

• 2006

  Enters odd lot retail market with acquisition of LeverTrade

  Adds European Credit marketplace

• 2008

  Gains investment from 10 leading dealers and Thomson Financial

  Thomson’s AutEx and Order Routing Network move into Tradeweb

  Volume surpasses $300 trillion

  Enters inter-dealer market with acquisition of Hilliard Farber & Co., Inc

• 2008

  Adds Cash Deposits, Japanese Government Bonds and Yen Swaps marketplaces

• 2009

  Adds Deposits marketplace in the U.S.

  Launches Dealerweb, an electronic inter-dealer platform, with TBA Mortgage marketplace in the U.S.

  Adds Agencies marketplace through Dealerweb in the U.S.

  Launches Tradeweb PLUS for European Government Bonds (streaming, click-to-trade offering)

• 2010

  Adds Equity Derivatives marketplace in Europe

  Launches DerivAlert.org, providing pertinent news and information on OTC derivatives regulation

  Adds Treasury Bills hybrid marketplace through Dealerweb in the U.S.

• 2010

  Moves U.S. corporate headquarters to New York City

  Establishes U.S. Center for Brokerage, Technology and Operations in Jersey City

  Tradeweb AutEx and Order Routing Network move into Thomson Reuters (e.g., Eikon)

  Enters into longer term agreement withThomson Reuters to redistribute Tradeweb Market Data

• 2010

  Adds Certificate of Deposit marketplace in the U.S.

• 2011

  Adds European Repo marketplace

  Adds Australian Government Bonds marketplace

  Acquires Rafferty Capital Markets’ rates, credit and muni brokerage desks (J.J. Kenny Drake)

  Launches Dealerweb electronic IDB marketplace for Off-the-Run U.S. Treasuries