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IBD1 Managing Director, Investment Banking Division

1 hour; portion audio-recorded; transcription word count 2,033 [2 hours]

IBD2 Managing Director, Investment Banking Division

1.5 hours; portion audio-recorded; transcription word count 2,543 [1 hour]

IBD3 Managing Director, Investment Banking Division

0.5 hours; audio-recorded; transcription word count 2,940 [0.5 hours]

ECM1 Managing Director, Equity Capital Markets

1 hour; audio-recorded; transcription word count 4,352 [3.5 hours]

ECM2 Co-head of Global Equity Capital Markets

1.5 hours; portion audio-recorded; transcription word count 3,490 [2 hours]

ECM3 Managing Director, Equity Capital Markets

1.5 hours; portion audio-recorded; transcription word count 1,900 [3 hours]

ECM4 Managing Director, Equity Capital Markets

2 hours [0.5 hours] ECM5 Co-head of Equity Capital Markets 1.5 hours [0.5 hours] HF1 Managing Partner, Leading Global

Hedge Fund

1.5 hours; portion audio-recorded; transcription word count 4,176 [0.5 hours]

HF2 Senior Trader, Leading Global Hedge Fund

1 hour; portion audio-recorded; transcription word count 2,350 [2.5 hours]

HF3 Senior Partner, Leading Global Hedge Fund

1 hour; portion audio-recorded; transcription word count 1,608 [2 hours]

PE4 Managing Director, Leading Global Private Equity Fund

0.5 hours; portion audio-recorded; transcription word count 860 [1.5 hours]

PEIS1 CFO, NYSE listed private-equity

backed issuer 1 hour [2 hours]

PEIS2 CEO, Nasdaq listed private-equity backed issuer

1.5 hours [0.5 hours] PEIS3 CFO, Nasdaq listed private-equity

backed issuer

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