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Orc is the global market leader in trading technology for listed derivatives. Building on our commitment to long term partnerships and technology innovation that delivers results, Orc serves the trading and electronic execution needs of clients worldwide. Leading trading firms, market makers, banks and brokers depend on Orc to provide robust solutions that deliver concrete value, ensuring that they achieve their business goals in the world's increasingly dynamic and competitive markets. With nearly 200 customer sites in more than 30 countries, access to over 150 trading venues and offices in each of the world's key financial centers, we offer true global capabilities. Combining our technology and financial industry expertise, including a solid understanding of regulatory issues, Orc also provides expert advice and services that help reduce complexity and cost, while enabling clients to stay focused on value creation in their core businesses. Orc is owned by Orc Group Holding AB which in turn is owned mainly by Nordic Capital Fund VII. www.orc-group.com

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SinoPac Securities selects Orc to enhance its trading capabilities in Asia

Mon, Nov 16, 2009 09:00 CET

Hong Kong, Sydney and Tokyo – 16 November 2009 – Orc Software (SSE: ORC), the leading global provider of technology for advanced trading and connectivity solutions, today announced that the Taiwan-based financial institution SinoPac Securities (Asia) Limited is using Orc’s Trading and Connect solution to enhance its regional trading capabilities. The order was booked in Q3, 2009, and the contract is based on Orc’s licensing subscription model.SinoPac Securities (Asia) Limited is the business arm of the Taiwan Stock Exchange-listed company SinoPac Financial Holdings. SinoPac Securities (Asia)

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