IPC Group is a leading provider of business-critical communications solutions, providing audio, video and data business-critical communications in 40 countries to the global financial community's most important and unique customers. The solution is the leader in global foreign exchange, bonds, securities, futures and other trading system solutions. Every day, approximately hundreds of thousands of traders in 40 countries around the world use IPC's most modern trading machines. Its market share has reached more than 50% of the global market. Over the years, IPC

has continued to innovate and develop and deliver superior solutions.

IPC was founded in 1973. Its core technology originated from the rapidly changing and extremely risky banking and brokerage industries. In this field, IPC has become the world's leading communication system supplier. IPC has always been recognized as a technology innovator because its products are always first to market. In 2001, IPC was the first to introduce VoIP technology into the financial services industry, designing VoIP solutions for several clients such as Barclays, Deutsche Bank and Bank of America through targeted disaster backup for business sustainability. IPC's mission is to help customers gain business advantages through high technology and rely on high-quality services to provide 24/7 professional and licensed technical services to global financial institutions. In addition,

IPC also provides differentiated expertise services around the world in the fields of commodities, energy, transportation and public safety.

In addition to designing and architecting mission-critical communications systems, IPC provides global network services through its proprietary secure network, covering more than 200 cities on six continents. The network has built-in resilience capabilities, ensuring the highest level of service. In addition, IPC offers an enhanced set of services that provide proactive network and system management.

IPC conducts independent research and development and production, and the stability of its system is usually as high as 99.999%. Its unparalleled quality has also earned it its reputation. The company has always insisted on providing the highest quality service and support to customers around the world, with more than 250 technicians and service partners providing 7*24 hours on-site technical support.

IPC is headquartered in New York and has more than 1,200 full-time employees worldwide in London, Paris, Frankfurt, Milan, Toronto, Hong Kong, Singapore, Sydney, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta, Melbourne, Shanghai, and Beijing. It has 36 self-operated offices in major cities such as Tokyo, Chicago, San Francisco, and Boston, and provides professional communication technology services in other regions and cities through 32 distribution agencies.

IPC in China

IPC Group Shanghai obtained a branch license on January 24, 2006 and officially started operating in China in the name of a branch. It was the first multinational company in the same industry to operate as a branch. A company with company qualifications operating in China, it is also one of the few U.S.-owned companies that has obtained WOFI

qualification. The following year, he obtained the qualification of a representative office in Beijing. Prior to this, IPC Group marketed and established a customer network in China through distributors, providing pre-sales and after-sales services to IPC's global strategic partners in mainland China.

As the only leading provider with 8 years of solid experience in VoIP transaction communications solutions, IPC leverages its significant technical expertise in financial expertise to help financial clients achieve risk-based solutions based on their needs. Controlled transaction redundancy improves system adaptability and reduces the impact of emergencies on business.

IPC’s clients in China include the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, the Export-Import Bank of China, Bank of Shanghai, Shenzhen Development Bank, Bank of Beijing, Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Bank of East Asia, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, Citibank, Goldman Sachs, the United States JPMorgan Chase Bank, Deutsche Bank, etc., as well as some companies engaged in commodity and energy trading.