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QuIC Sponsors Lepus Seminar in London,"High Performance Risk Management Technologies and Methodologies"
Vancouver, BC, January 12, 2004 – QuIC is pleased to announce its sponsorship of the upcoming Lepus Seminar, "High Performance Risk Management Technologies and Methodologies" in London on Tuesday January 27, 2004.

A panel of distinguished experts will discuss a number of key emerging trends and requirements in the Risk Management Technology area. The speaker panel includes:

Bob Scanlon – Chief Risk Officer, Investment Bank, Standard Chartered Bank
Kan Ahluwalia – Head of Market and Credit Risk Europe and Head of Market Risk Asia, Bear Stearns
Ian Thompson – CIO Financial Markets, Royal Bank of Scotland
Adrian Pearce - Head of EMEA Debt Technology, Merrill Lynch

and will be kicked off with opening remarks by Dr. Glen Donaldson, President & CEO of QuIC

The seminar is free but requires pre-registration. The details of this seminar are as follows:

Topic: "High Performance Risk Management Technologies and Methodologies"
Date: Tuesday, January 27, 2004
Time: Registration – 6:00pm; Seminar - 6:30pm to 7:30pm followed by cocktails
Location: The Chartered Accountant's Hall, Moorgate Place, Moorgate, London
Registration Instructions: To register for this event, please email Emma Davies at Lepus - Emma.Davies@lepus.co.uk with your full contact details, including your Name, Job Title, Company, Address, Telephone Number and email address.

About Lepus
Lepus provides research and consulting services to banks and vendors in the financial services marketplace. Lepus has skills and experience that span both business and technology areas and provides a range of services from overall business strategy through to detailed technical implementation. Visit: www.lepus.co.uk

About QuIC
QuIC's fast and flexible calculation/simulation QuIC Engine™ and associated tools integrate with in-house, partner and third-party systems to deliver scalable, dynamically extensible and user-customizable solutions to the modern generation of risk challenges. Applications include real-time high-volume portfolio simulation and analytics for credit and market risk, rapid data-model calibration, pricing/modeling complex instruments, and sophisticated valuation and simulation methods leveraging powerful constructs including vectorization and state-space manipulation. The QuIC Platform™ runs on multiple operating systems and has been designed to scale up/down to run on anything from a single laptop to large distributed grids/clusters. For more information please visit www.quic.com

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