Agio CEO Bart McDonough to Serve as Moderator on Hedge Fund Technology Panel Discussion at Global Markets Summit

Agio Technology, a leading provider of managed IT services for the nation’s premier hedge funds, today announced that CEO Bart McDonough will be participating in a panel discussion on hedge fund technology issues at the fourth annual Global Markets Summit hosted by Markets Media.

On Wednesday, November 30, Mr. McDonough will be featured as the moderator for the Hedge Tech panel discussion that is scheduled to begin at 3:35 p.m. EST at the TRUMP SOHO NEW YORK in New York City. The panel will feature industry leaders who will debate on topics such as the development of internal or third-party reporting and infrastructure, the cost of technology in an increasingly electronic marketplace and the benefits of using in-house technology versus outsourcing it.

Panelists include Raji Oomen of Savvis, Justin Ryder of Fidessa, Andrew Actman of Lightspeed Financial, Kristin Castellanos of Deutsche Bank, and Marc Rice of Morgan Stanley Fund Services.

“I am honored to be chosen to participate in what I anticipate to be a lively and informative discussion on how innovative technology is enabling the hedge fund community to adopt new practices and procedures that will benefit investors and meet stricter regulatory requirements,” Mr. McDonough said.

About Agio Technology (www.agioIT.com):

Agio Technology provides high-end technology infrastructure and data management services to the nation's premier hedge funds. By managing the technological complexities required to run a competitive hedge fund in today's market, Agio enables clients to focus their resources and time on their core competency: trading. Agio manages the technology infrastructure supporting the most operationally complex hedge funds in the world, and has already secured some of the largest U.S.-based hedge funds as clients. The firm opened its doors in January 2010 with corporate headquarters in New York, operational headquarters in Norman, OK, and satellite offices in San Francisco, Boston, Dallas, Seattle, London and Hong Kong.