Beginning next Monday, November 23, 2009, customers of NYSE Euronext's U.S. cash equities markets will have access to a web-based service for submitting Clearly Erroneous Execution review requests. The new CEE submission process is designed to speed and simplify entry of review requests while helping customers meet the deadline for providing all the relevant execution information, which is typically 30 minutes after execution.

Pending SEC approval, the NYSE will introduce - on a date to be announced - a new Closing Offset (“CO”) order that will participate in the closing trade on the opposite side of any imbalance. The introduction of the CO order is part of a comprehensive change to the Closing procedures described in the appended rule filings, which include changes to the time parameters governing submission and cancellation of MOC/LOC orders.

The New York Stock Exchange will implement changes to accept limit and stop orders priced less than $1 entered in sub-pennies for all securities listed on both the NYSE and NYSE Amex without rounding such prices to the nearest whole penny. Orders priced equal to or greater than $1 entered in sub-pennies will continue to be rejected, as is done today. Pursuant to Regulation NMS Rule 162, limit orders priced under $1 in increments smaller than .0001 will be rejected. Please refer to the attached link for additional technical details.

NYSE to Suspend Trading in CIT Group Inc. and Related Securities Moves to Remove from the List

NEW YORK, November 2, 2009 – NYSE Regulation, Inc. (“NYSE Regulation”) announced today that it determined that the common stock of CIT Group Inc. (the “Company”) – ticker symbol CIT – as well as the 3 related listed securities below, should be suspended prior to the market opening on Tuesday, November 3, 2009.