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Due to a computer malfunction, The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) was shut down for several hours on Wednesday, July 8. US trades were rerouted to alternate exchanges during the outage and this closure did not appear to affect trades on behalf of MD Management Limited clients or MD Private Investment Counsel clients.

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