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Photo Advisory: Red Arrows Make First NYC Appearance

Wed Jun 25, 2008 9:48pm EDT
NEW YORK--(Business Wire)--
The world-renowned British Royal Air Force (RAF) Aerobatic Team,
the Red Arrows, made their first-ever visit to New York City today
with an impressive aerial display over the New York Harbor which
included a flyby of the Statue of Liberty. Supported by ICAP, the
world's premier interdealer broker, the New York City appearance is
part of a larger North American goodwill tour for the Red Arrows.

   "This appearance helps further the RAF and ICAP's shared goal of
fostering continued goodwill between the U.S. and United Kingdom,"
said Wing Commander Jas Hawker. "We've always wanted to perform in New
York City, and we're very happy to see this historic event happen."

   For more information or additional photos of today's event, please
contact the following:

   Jenna Agins Intermarket Communications (212) 754 5613

   Guy Taylor ICAP (212) 341 9759

   About The Red Arrows

   The Red Arrows are renowned throughout the world as ambassadors
for both the Royal Air Force and the United Kingdom. Since the Team
was officially formed in 1965, the Red Arrows have completed over
4,000 displays in 53 countries. The Red Arrows' reputation is built on
the commitment and professionalism, combined with Royal Air Force
skills, training and equipment. For more information go to
www.raf.mod.uk/reds/.

   About ICAP

   ICAP is the world's premier voice and electronic interdealer
broker and the source of global market information and commentary for
professionals in the international financial markets. The Group is
active in the wholesale markets in interest rates, credit,
commodities, foreign exchange and equity derivatives. ICAP has an
average daily transaction volume in excess of $1.5 trillion, more than
60% of which is electronic. ICAP plc was added to the FTSE 100 Index
on 30 June 2006. For more information go to www.icap.com.

Intermarket Communications
Jenna Agins, 212-754-5613
or
ICAP
Guy Taylor, 212-341-9759

Copyright Business Wire 2008



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