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                                                                   EXHIBIT 10.10

                                                                EQUITY
                                                                INCENTIVES
                                                                LIMITED

                PLAN RULES

                RULES OF THE INTERACTIVE DATA
                CORPORATION UK SAVINGS RELATED
                SHARE OPTION PLAN

                (The Plan was approved by the Inland
                Revenue on 4 January 2002)

            EQUITY INCENTIVES LIMITED 35 Vine Street London EC3N 2AA

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                                                                EQUITY
                                                                INCENTIVES
                                                                LIMITED

RULES OF THE INTERACTIVE DATA CORPORATION UK SAVINGS RELATED SHARE OPTION PLAN

1.    DEFINITIONS

1.1   In these Rules the following words and expressions shall have the
      following meanings:

      Expression                Meaning

      "Appropriate Period"      the meaning given in paragraph 15(2) of
                                Schedule 9.

      "Approval Date"           the date on which the Plan is approved by the
                                Board of Inland Revenue under Schedule 9.

      "Acquisition Price"       the price at which each Share subject to an
                                Option may be acquired on the exercise of that
                                Option being, subject to Rule 8, the higher of

                                (a)   the nominal value of a share, and

                                (b)   an amount equal to 85% of the Market Value
                                      of a Share on the day the invitation to
                                      apply for that Option was issued pursuant
                                      to Rule 2.

      "Associated Company"      the meaning that the expression bears in
                                Paragraph 23 of Schedule 9 by virtue of
                                Section 187(2) ICTA 1988.

      "Auditors"                the auditors for the time being of the Company
                                (acting as experts, not as arbitrators).

      "Board"                   the board of directors for the time being of the
                                Company or, except in Rule 10.4, a duly
                                constituted committee thereof.

      "Bonus Date"              either:

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                        (a)   where pursuant to Rules 2 and 3 the repayment
                              under the Savings Contract is taken as including
                              the maximum bonus, the earliest date on which the
                              maximum bonus is payable, or

                        (b)   under a three year Savings Contract, the earliest
                              date on which the bonus is payable under the
                              Savings Contract following 36 monthly payments.

"Company"               INTERACTIVE DATA CORPORATION

"Control"               has the same meaning as in Section 840 of ICTA 1988.

"Date of Grant"         the date on which an Option is, was or may be granted.

"Dealing Day"           a day on which the Stock Exchange is open for the
                        transaction of business.

"Eligible Employee"     any director of any Participating Company who is
                        required to devote to his duties not less than 25 hours
                        per week (excluding meal breaks), and any employee of
                        any Participating Company who has either:

                        (a)   on the date of the issue of the relevant
                              invitations pursuant to Rule 2.1 been such an
                              employee or director for at least five years (or
                              such shorter period as the Board may determine)
                              and is chargeable to tax in respect of his office
                              or employment whether or not under Case I of
                              Schedule E, or

                        (b)   is designated (whether individually or otherwise)
                              by the Board as an eligible employee for the
                              purposes of this Plan.

"Equity Share Capital"  Shares of the Company comprising equity share capital
                        within the meaning ascribed to that

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                            expression by Section 744 of the Companies Act 1985
                            (or, as the Board may determine, under a similar
                            provision under any equivalent applicable
                            legislation).

"the Group"                 the Company and each and every company which is for
                            the time being a subsidiary.

"ICTA 1988"                 the Income and Corporation Taxes Act 1988.

"Market Value"              on any day when the Shares are listed on the Stock
                            Exchange the average of the middle market quotations
                            of a Share as derived from the Official List for the
                            three immediately preceding Dealing Days, and on any
                            day when the Shares are not so listed, the market
                            value of a Share determined in accordance with the
                            provisions of Part VIII of the Taxation of
                            Chargeable Gains Act 1992 and agreed for the
                            purposes of the Plan with the Inland Revenue Shares
                            Valuation Division (whether specifically or
                            according to an agreed basis) on or before that day.

"Official List"             the Daily Official List of the Stock Exchange.

"Option"                    a right to subscribe for or otherwise acquire Shares
                            granted (or to be granted) under the Plan.

"Option holder"             the holder of an Option granted under the Plan (or
                            where the context permits or requires the Personal
                            Representatives of a deceased Option holder).

"Participating Company"     the UK Subsidiary and any other company of which the
                            Company has Control and which is for the time being
                            nominated by the Board as a Participating Company.

"Personal Representatives"  in relation to an Option holder, the legal personal
                            representatives of the Option holder (being either
                            the executors of his Will to whom a valid grant of
                            probate has been made or if he dies interstate the
                            duly appointed administrator of his estate) who

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                            have provided to the Board evidence of their
                            appointment as such.

       "the Plan"           this savings-related share option scheme, being the
                            INTERACTIVE DATA CORPORATION UK SAVINGS RELATED
                            SHARE OPTION PLAN, constituted and governed by these
                            rules as from time to time amended.

       "Savings Contract"   a contract under a certified contractual savings
                            scheme, within the meaning of Section 326 of ICTA
                            1988 and which has been approved by the Board of
                            Inland Revenue for the purposes of Schedule 9.

       "Schedule 9"         Schedule 9 to ICTA 1988.

       "Share"              a share of common stock of par value US$0.01 in the
                            capital of the Company which satisfies the
                            conditions specified in Paragraphs 10 to 14
                            inclusive of Schedule 9.

       "Specified Age"      age 62

       "Stock Exchange"     The London Stock Exchange PLC.

       "Subsidiary"         any company which is for the time being a
                            subsidiary.

       "Subsisting Option"  an Option (including, as the case may be, a New
                            Option) which has neither lapsed nor been exercised.

       "UK Subsidiary"      FT Interactive Data (Europe) Ltd. (company number
                            949387).

1.2    In this Plan, except insofar as the context otherwise requires:

       (a)    words denoting the singular shall include the plural and vice
              versa,

       (b)    words denoting the masculine gender shall include the feminine
              gender, and

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       (c)    reference to any enactment shall be construed as a reference to
              that enactment as from time to time amended, extended or
              re-enacted.

1.3    For the avoidance of doubt the "bonus", "maximum bonus" and "standard
       bonus" payments referred to in these Rules are payable under a Savings
       Contract and are not payable by the Company.

2.     Invitations to Apply for Options

2.1    The Board may on such dates as it shall determine issue or arrange the
       issue, after the Approval Date, to every Eligible Employee of an
       invitation to apply for the grant of an Option to acquire Shares in the
       Company.

2.2    Each invitation shall be in such form, not inconsistent with these Rules,
       as the Board shall determine and (unless the Board of Inland Revenue
       agree otherwise) shall specify:

       (a)    the date, being not less than 14 days after the issue of the
              invitation, by which an application must be made,

       (b)    the Acquisition Price (or the method by which the Eligible
              Employee will be informed of the Acquisition Price) at which
              Shares may be acquired on the exercise of any Option granted in
              response to the application,

       (c)    the maximum permitted aggregate monthly savings contribution,
              being the lesser of the maximum specified in Paragraph 24 of
              Schedule 9 and such sum (being a multiple of(pound)1 and not less
              than(pound)10) as the Board decides shall apply to every Eligible
              Employee in respect of that invitation, and

       (d)    the minimum permitted aggregate monthly savings contribution as
              the Board decides shall apply to every Eligible Employee in
              respect of that invitation if it is to exceed(pound)5 (being a
              multiple of(pound)1 and not more than(pound)10).

2.3    Each invitation shall be accompanied by an application for a Savings
       Contract and an application for an Option both of which shall be in such
       form, not inconsistent with these Rules, as the Board shall determine and
       which (unless the Board of Inland Revenue agree otherwise) shall in some
       place provide for the applicant to state:

       (a)    the monthly savings contribution (being a multiple of(pound)1 and
              not less than(pound)5 or such other minimum as may be set out in
              the invitation) which he wishes to make under the Savings
              Contract,

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       (b)    that his proposed monthly savings contribution, when added to any
              monthly savings contributions then being made under any other
              Savings Contract linked to an option granted under the Plan or any
              other savings-related share option scheme approved under Schedule
              9, will not exceed the maximum permitted aggregate monthly savings
              contributions specified in the invitation,

       (c)    whether, for the purpose of determining the number of Shares over
              which an Option is to be granted, the repayment under the Savings
              Contract is to be or can be taken as including the maximum bonus,
              the standard bonus or no bonus and to authorise the Board to amend
              the Savings Contract and/or Savings Contract application as
              necessary, in the event of Rule 3 applying.

2.4    Each application shall be deemed to be for an Option over the largest
       whole number of Shares (rounded down) which can be bought at the
       Acquisition Price with the expected repayment under the related Savings
       Contract at the appropriate Bonus Date.

3      SCALING DOWN

       If valid applications are received for Options over an aggregate number
       of Shares which exceeds the limit determined pursuant to Rule 5.2 below
       in respect of that invitation, then the following steps shall be carried
       out by the Board successively to the extent necessary to eliminate the
       excess (unless the Board modifies or applies them in any other manner as
       may be agreed in advance of their application with the Board of Inland
       Revenue):

       (a)    any election for the maximum bonus to be included in the repayment
              under the Savings Contract shall be deemed to be an election for
              only the standard bonus to be so included;

       (b)    any election for the standard bonus to be included in the
              repayment under the Savings Contract shall be deemed to be an
              election for no bonus to be so included;

       (c)    the excess over (pound)5 (or such other minimum as may have been
              set out in the invitation) of the monthly savings contribution
              chosen by each applicant shall be reduced pro rata to the extent
              necessary;

       (d)    applications will be selected by lot, each based on a monthly
              savings contribution of (pound)5 (or such other minimum as may
              have been set out in the invitation) with no bonus included in the
              repayment under the Savings Contract.

       Each application shall be deemed to have been modified or withdrawn in
       accordance with the application of the foregoing provisions and the Board
       shall complete each Savings

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       Contract and/or Savings Contract application to reflect any reduction in
       monthly savings contributions resulting therefrom.

4.     GRANT OF OPTIONS

4.1    No later than the thirtieth day following the day on which invitations
       were issued pursuant to Rule 2 (or, if the Shares are listed on the Stock
       Exchange when invitations are issued, no later than the thirtieth day
       following the earliest of the three dealing days referred to in the
       definition of Market Value) the Board shall grant or procure the grant of
       an Option to each applicant who is still an Eligible Employee and is not
       precluded from participation in the Plan by virtue of Paragraph 8 of
       Schedule 9 over the number of Shares for which, pursuant to Rule 2.4 and
       subject to Rule 3, he is deemed to have applied Provided That if Rule 3
       applies this Rule shall take effect with the substitution of "the forty
       second day" for "the thirtieth day".

4.2    As soon as possible after Options have been granted the Board shall issue
       or arrange the issue of a certificate of option in respect of each Option
       in such form, not inconsistent with these Rules, as the Board may
       determine. If any such certificate shall be worn out, defaced, destroyed
       or lost, it may be renewed on such terms as the Board may reasonably
       require.

4.3    No Option may be transferred, assigned or charged. Each Option
       certificate shall carry a statement to this effect. Any purported
       transfer, assignment or charge shall cause the Option to lapse forthwith.
       On the death of an Option holder an Option shall, in accordance with the
       Plan, be capable of exercise by his Personal Representatives and nothing
       in this Rule 4.3 shall prejudice the release of an Option in accordance
       with Rule 7.4.

4.4    Notwithstanding any provision of any other Rules:

       (a)    the Plan shall not form any part of any contract of employment
              between any Participating Company or any other company and any
              employee of any such company and the rights and obligations of any
              individual under the terms of his office or employment with any
              Participating Company or any other company shall not be affected
              by his participation in the Plan or any right which he may have to
              participate in it and the Plan shall afford such an individual no
              additional rights to compensation or damages in consequence of the
              termination of such office or employment for any reason,

       (b)    the Plan shall not confer on any person any legal or equitable
              rights (other than any arising from the Options themselves)
              against any Participating Company or any other company directly or
              indirectly or give rise to any cause of action at law or in equity
              against any Participating Company or any other company.

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5.     LIMITATIONS ON INVITATIONS AND GRANTS

5.1    No Option shall be granted after the tenth anniversary of the Approval
       Date.

5.2    The Board may, before invitations are issued on any occasion, determine a
       limit on the number of Shares which are to be available in respect of
       that invitation and may make the determination of that limit conditional
       on [the Company's Shares first being accepted for admission to be dealt
       in on the Alternative Investment Market or such other] objective
       criterion as the Board shall decide.

5.3    No Option shall be granted to an Eligible Employee if the monthly savings
       contribution under the related Savings Contract, when added to the
       monthly savings contributions then being made under any other Savings
       Contract, would exceed the maximum specified in Paragraph 24 of Schedule
       9.

5.4    Subject to Rule 8 below the aggregate number of Shares that may be the
       subject of Options under this Plan shall not exceed 2,000,000 Shares.

6.     EXERCISE AND LAPSE OF OPTIONS

6.1    Subject to Rule 9 below any Subsisting Option may be exercised in whole
       or in part at any time following the earliest of the following events:

       (a)    the relevant Bonus Date if, on the day of exercise, the Option
              holder is an employee or director of a Participating Company

       (b)    the death of the Option holder

       (c)    the Option holder ceasing to be a director or employee of any
              Participating Company by reason of injury or disability (as
              evidenced to the satisfaction of the Board), redundancy (within
              the meaning of the Employment Rights Act 1996) or retirement on
              reaching the Specified Age or any other age at which he is bound
              to retire in accordance with the terms of his contract of
              employment

       (d)    the Option holder ceasing to be director or employee of any
              Participating Company by reason only that:

              i.     that office or employment is in a company of which the
                     Company ceases to have Control, or

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                     ii.    that office or employment relates to a business or
                            part of a business which is transferred to a person
                            who is neither an Associated Company nor a company
                            of which the Company has Control

              unless such disposal also causes him to cease to be such a
              director or employee by reason of redundancy, in which case (c)
              above shall apply

       (e)    the relevant Bonus Date, where an Option holder holds an office or
              employment in a company which is not a Participating Company but
              which is

                     i.     an Associated Company of the Company, or

                     ii.    a company of which the Company has Control

       (f)    the Option holder ceasing to be a director or employee of any
              Participating Company more than three years after the Date of
              Grant of the relevant Option by reason of retiring before reaching
              the Specified Age or the age at which he is bound to retire in
              accordance with the terms of his contract of employment

       (g)    an event described in Rule 7 on which the Option becomes
              exercisable.

6.2    An Option shall lapse on the earliest of the following events:

       (a)    except where the Option holder has died, the expiry of six months
              following the Bonus Date

       (b)    where the Option holder died during the six months following the
              Bonus Date, the first anniversary of the Bonus Date

       (c)    where the Option holder has died before the Bonus Date, the first
              anniversary of his death

       (d)    unless the Option holder has died, the expiry of six months after
              the Option has become exercisable by virtue of Paragraph (c) of
              Rule 6.1

       (e)    the expiry of six months after the Option has become exercisable
              by virtue of Paragraph (d) or (f) of Rule 6.1 or, unless a release
              has been effected under Rule 7.4, in accordance with Rule 7 (other
              than Rule 7.3)

       (f)    the Option holder ceasing to be a director or employee of any
              Participating Company in circumstances in which the Option does
              not become exercisable;

       (g)    the Option holder being adjudicated bankrupt.

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       (h)    if an Option has become exercisable because a person has become
              bound or entitled to acquire shares in the Company as provided in
              Rule 7.3 then, unless a release has been effected under Rule 7.4,
              when the person so bound or entitled ceases to be so bound or
              entitled.

6.3    If an Option holder gives notice or is deemed to give notice that he
       intends to stop paying contributions under his Savings Contract then the
       related Option shall lapse.

6.4    If an Option holder continues to be employed by a Participating Company
       after the date on which he reaches the Specified Age, he may exercise any
       Subsisting Option within six months following that date.

6.5    No person shall be treated for the purposes of this Rule 6 as ceasing to
       be employed by a Participating Company until he is no longer employed by
       the Company, any Associated Company or a Company of which the Company has
       Control.

7.     TAKEOVERS AND LIQUIDATIONS

7.1    If any person obtains Control of the Company as a result of making:-

       (a)    a general offer to acquire the whole of the issued ordinary share
              capital of the Company which is made on a condition such that if
              it is satisfied the person making the offer will have Control of
              the Company, or

       (b)    a general offer to acquire all the shares in the Company which are
              of the same class as the Shares

       then any Subsisting Option may be exercised within six months of the time
       when the person making the offer has obtained Control of the Company and
       any condition subject to which the offer is made has been satisfied.

7.2    If under Section 425 of the Companies Act 1985 (or, as the Board may
       determine, under a similar provision under any equivalent applicable
       legislation) a Court sanctions a compromise or arrangement proposed for
       the purposes of, or in connection with, a scheme for the reconstruction
       of the Company or its amalgamation with any other company or companies,
       any Subsisting Option may be exercised within six months of the Court
       sanctioning the compromise or arrangement.

7.3    If any person becomes bound or entitled to acquire shares in the Company
       under Section 428 to 430F of the said Act of 1985 (or, as the Board may
       determine, under a similar

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       provision under any equivalent applicable legislation) any Subsisting
       Option may be exercised at any time when the person remains so bound or
       entitled.

7.4    If as a result of the events specified in Rules 7.1 or 7.2 a company has
       obtained Control of the Company, or if a company has become bound or
       entitled as mentioned in Rule 7.3, the Option holder may, by agreement
       with that other company (the "Acquiring Company"), within the Appropriate
       Period, release each Subsisting Option (the "Old Option") for an option
       (the "New Option") which satisfies the conditions that it;

       (a)    is over shares in the Acquiring Company or some other company
              falling within paragraph (b) or paragraph (c) of Paragraph 10
              Schedule 9, which satisfy the conditions specified in Paragraphs
              10 to 14 inclusive of Schedule 9;

       (b)    is a right to acquire such number of such shares as has on
              acquisition of the New Option an aggregate Market Value equal to
              the aggregate Market Value of the Shares subject to the Old Option
              on its release;

       (c)    has an Acquisition Price per share such that the aggregate price
              payable on the complete exercise equals the aggregate price which
              would have been payable on the complete exercise of the Old
              Option; and

       (d)    is otherwise identical in terms to the Old Option.

       The New Option shall for all other purposes of the Plan, be treated as
       having been acquired at the same time as the Old Option.

       Where any New Options are granted pursuant to this Rule 7.4, Rules 7, 8,
       9, 10.1 and 10.3 to 10.6 shall, in relation to the New Options, be
       construed as if reference to the Company and to the Shares were
       references to the Acquiring Company or, as the case may be, to the other
       company to whose shares the New Options relate, and to the shares in that
       other company, but references to Participating Company shall continue to
       be construed as if references to the Company (in the definition of
       Participating Company) remain references to Interactive Data Corporation.

7.5    If the Company passes a resolution for voluntary winding up, any
       Subsisting Option may be exercised within six months of the passing of
       the resolution.

7.6    For the purposes of this Rule 7 other than Rule 7.4 a person shall be
       deemed to have obtained Control of a Company if he and others acting in
       concert with him have together obtained Control of it.

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7.7    Where in accordance with Rule 7.4 Subsisting Options are released and New
       Options granted the New Options shall not be exercisable in accordance
       with Rules 7.1, 7.2, and 7.3 above by virtue of the event by reason of
       which the New Options were granted.

8.     VARIATION OF SHARE CAPITAL

8.1    In the event of any variation in the share capital of the Company by way
       of capitalisation or rights issue or any consolidation, sub-division or
       reduction or otherwise, the number of Shares subject to any Option and/or
       the Acquisition Price for each of those Shares and the number of Shares
       referred to in Rule 5.4 shall be adjusted in such manner as the Board may
       decide and the Auditors confirm in writing to the Board to be fair and
       reasonable provided that;

       (a)    the aggregate amount payable on the exercise of an Option in full
              is neither materially changed nor increased beyond the expected
              repayment under the Savings Contract at the appropriate Bonus Date

       (b)    in the case of any Option the exercise of which will or might
              involve the issue of a Share to satisfy such Option the
              Acquisition Price for a Share is not reduced below its nominal
              value

       (c)    no adjustment shall be made without the prior approval of the
              Board of Inland Revenue, and

       (d)    following the adjustment the Shares continue to satisfy the
              conditions specified in Paragraphs 10 to 14 inclusive of Schedule
              9.

8.2    New certificates of option may be substituted for existing certificates
       of option to reflect any adjustment as aforesaid.

9.     MANNER OF EXERCISE OF OPTIONS

9.1    No Option may be exercised by an individual at any time when he is, or by
       the Personal Representatives of an individual who at the date of his
       death was, precluded by Paragraph 8 of Schedule 9 from participating in
       the Plan.

9.2    No Option may be exercised at any time when the shares which may thereby
       be acquired are not shares which satisfy the conditions specified in
       Paragraphs 10 to 14 inclusive of Schedule 9.

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9.3    An Option may only be exercised over the number of Shares which may be
       purchased with the sum obtained by way of repayment under the related
       Savings Contract.

9.4    An Option shall be exercised by the Option holder, or as the case may be
       his Personal Representatives, giving notice to the Company (or such other
       person as the Company shall direct) in writing of the number of Shares in
       respect of which he wishes to exercise the Option accompanied by the
       appropriate payment (which shall not exceed the sum obtained by way of
       repayment under the related Savings Contract) and the relevant
       certificate of option. The Board may attach to or include with a
       certificate of option issued under the Plan a notice of exercise in such
       form, not inconsistent with these Rules, as it may determine.

9.5    Shares shall, unless prohibited by any enactment or regulation for the
       time being in force, be allotted and issued and/or caused to be
       transferred pursuant to a valid notice of exercise within 30 days of the
       date of exercise. Save for any rights determined by reference to a date
       preceding the date of allotment or transfer, such Shares shall rank pari
       passu with the other Shares of the same class.

9.6    When an Option is exercised only in part, it shall lapse to the extent of
       the unexercised balance.

9.7    If and so long as any Shares are admitted to the Official List (including
       for this purpose the listing of shares in the Alternative Investment
       Market section of the Official List) the Company shall use its best
       endeavours to procure that as soon as practicable after the allotment of
       Shares pursuant to a valid notice of exercise application shall be made
       for the admission of those Shares to the Official List.

10.    ADMINISTRATION AND AMENDMENT

10.1   The Plan shall be administered by the Board whose decision on all matters
       shall be final (other than in the case of matters to be confirmed by the
       auditors of the Company in accordance with the Plan).

10.2   The Board may from time to time amend these Rules provided that:

       (a)    no amendment may detrimentally affect an Option holder as regards
              an Option granted prior to the amendment being made (without the
              written consent of the Option holders who if all Subsisting
              Options were to be exercised in full would become entitled to not
              less than three-quarters of all the Shares which would fall to be
              allotted)

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       (b)    no amendment shall be made which would cause the Plan to cease to
              be approved by the Board of Inland Revenue pursuant to Schedule 9;

       (c)    no amendment shall have effect until approved by the Board of
              Inland Revenue;

       (d)    no amendment may take effect without the approval of the Company's
              stockholders at or before the next annual meeting of stockholders
              for which the record date is after such Board action if such
              stockholder approval is required by any law or regulation or the
              rules of any stock exchange or automated quotation system on which
              the Shares may then be listed or quoted.

       except that the Board may by resolution and without other formality amend
       the Plan (such amendments not having effect until approved by the Board
       of Inland Revenue) in any respect necessary or expedient to secure and/or
       maintain approval of the Plan by the Board of Inland Revenue pursuant to
       Schedule 9.

10.3   The cost of establishing and operating the Plan shall be borne by the
       Participating Companies in such proportions as the Board shall determine.

10.4   The Board may establish a committee consisting of not less than two Board
       members to whom any or all its powers in relation to the Plan may be
       delegated. The Board may at any time dissolve the Committee, alter its
       constitution or direct the manner in which it shall act.

10.5   Except as may otherwise be provided in these Rules, any notice or other
       communication under or in connection with the Plan may be given by a
       person either

       (a)    by personal delivery (and, if to a company, by personal delivery
              to its Secretary), (including, for the avoidance of doubt, in the
              case of any director or employee of any member of the Group or any
              Associated Company by delivery to such person at a place of work),
              or

       (b)    by post by pre-paid envelope (and, if to a company, to its
              Secretary or in the case of an individual, either to his last
              known home or other personal address or to the address of the
              place of business at which he performs the whole or substantially
              the whole of the duties of his office or employment) and items so
              sent by post shall be deemed to have been duly given 72 hours
              after posting, or

       (c)    in the case of any director or employee of any member of the Group
              or any Associated Company by sending a facsimile transmission or
              any other electronic communication addressed to such person to a
              current facsimile number or electronic communication number (or
              equivalent) at the place of work or last known home or other
              personal address and if so sent shall be deemed to have been duly
              given at the time of transmission.

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       Provided That the Board may at its absolute discretion act on any notice
       or other communication received by facsimile transmission or any other
       form of electronic communication but the Board shall not be responsible
       for any loss whatsoever occasioned by so acting.

       For the purposes of this Rule 10.5 "Secretary" means in relation to any
       company its secretary or such other individual as may from time to time
       be nominated by its board of directors for the purpose of receiving
       notices and other communications under this Scheme and whose name and
       address has been notified to Option Holders.

10.6   The Company shall at all times keep available sufficient authorised and
       unissued Shares and/or procure the acquisition of Shares sufficient to
       satisfy the exercise to the full extent still possible of all Options
       which have neither lapsed nor been fully exercised, taking account of any
       other obligations of the Company to issue unissued Shares and for this
       purpose any Participating Company may provide money to the trustees of
       any trust or any other person to enable them or him directly or
       indirectly to acquire Shares to be held for the purposes of the Plan or
       enter into any guarantee or indemnity for these purposes to the extent
       permitted by Sections 151 to 158 inclusive of the Companies Act 1985 (or,
       as the Board may determine, under a similar provision under any
       equivalent applicable legislation).

11.    TERMINATION

       The Board may at any time terminate the Plan and in such event no further
       Options shall be granted but the subsisting rights of any Option holder
       shall not thereby be prejudiced.

12.    PROPER LAW

       The Plan and all Options granted under it shall be governed by and
       construed in accordance with the law of England and Wales.

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                                                                   Exhibit 10.11

                          MANAGEMENT SERVICES AGREEMENT

            This MANAGEMENT SERVICES AGREEMENT (this "AGREEMENT") is dated
as of this day of November 29, 2001, effective as of February 29, 2000 by and
between PEARSON PLC, a company organized under the laws of England and Wales
("PEARSON"), and INTERACTIVE DATA CORPORATION, a Delaware corporation
("INTERACTIVE").

                              W I T N E S S E T H :

            WHEREAS, Interactive desires to obtain for itself and/or its
subsidiaries certain services from Pearson and its subsidiaries, and Pearson
desires to obtain for itself and/or its subsidiaries certain services from
Interactive and its subsidiaries, in each case in accordance with the terms and
subject to the conditions of this Agreement; and

            WHEREAS, Interactive is a public company whose majority shareholder
is Pearson.

            NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing and the mutual
covenants contained in this Agreement, and for other good and valuable
consideration, the receipt and adequacy of which are hereby acknowledged, the
parties hereto agree as follows:

1.    DEFINITIONS.

      1.1   COMMINGLED INVOICE shall have the meaning ascribed in Section 4.3.

      1.2   COMMINGLED INVOICE STATEMENT shall have the meaning ascribed in
            Section 4.3.

      1.3   CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION shall have the meaning ascribed in Section
            12.1.

      1.4   CONSULTING SERVICES shall have the meaning ascribed in Section 2.3.

      1.5   FEE and FEES shall have the meaning ascribed in Section 4.1.

      1.6   INITIAL TERM shall have the meaning ascribed in Section 7.1.

      1.7   INVENTORY shall have the meaning ascribed in Section 6.

      1.8   PERIOD shall have the meaning ascribed in Section 2.1.

      1.9   POSSESSING PARTY shall have the meaning ascribed in Section 6.

      1.10  PROVIDER shall have the meaning ascribed in Section 2.1.

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      1.11  PROVIDING PARTY shall have the meaning ascribed in Section 12.2.

      1.12  RECEIVING PARTY shall have the meaning ascribed in Section 12.2.

      1.13  RECIPIENT shall have the meaning ascribed in Section 2.1.

      1.14  REPRESENTATIVES shall have the meaning ascribed in Section 12.1.

      1.15  SCHEDULE and SCHEDULES shall have the meaning ascribed in Section
            2.1.

      1.16  SERVICE and SERVICES shall have the meaning ascribed in Section 2.1.

      1.17  SOFTWARE PROVIDERS shall have the meaning ascribed in Section 5.

      1.18  THIRD-PARTY SOFTWARE shall have the meaning ascribed in Section 5.

2.    SERVICES.

      2.1   PROVISION OF SERVICES. Subject to the terms and conditions of this
Agreement, each of the services (each, a "SERVICE" and, collectively, the
"SERVICES") described in the Schedules to this Agreement (the "Schedules") shall
be provided by the party or parties designated as the "PROVIDER" to the party or
parties designated as the "RECIPIENT" in the respective Schedule during the
period ("PERIOD") specified in such Schedule.

      2.2   ADDITIONAL AND MODIFIED SERVICES. Additional or modified Services
may be provided pursuant to this Agreement upon the mutual consent of the
parties. In the case of additional Services, the parties shall append to this
Agreement a new Schedule setting forth the terms of such additional Services. In
the case of modified Services, the parties shall append to this Agreement in
lieu of the relevant Schedule a revised Schedule setting forth the terms of the
modified Services.

      2.3   BUSINESS STRATEGY AND BUDGET CONSULTATION. In addition to the
Services described in the Schedules, Pearson shall also provide to Interactive,
upon Interactive's request from time to time therefor, consulting services in
respect of budgeting and other financial planning matters and in respect of
corporate development and strategic planning matters, including the evaluation
of potential transactions such as acquisitions, divestitures, joint ventures,
investments in other commercial entities and business financings (the
"CONSULTING SERVICES"). The Consulting Services shall be provided by Pearson
without monetary charge, provided, however, that Interactive shall be
responsible for reasonable out-of-pocket expenses incurred by Pearson in such
regard. In consideration of Pearson's willingness to provide the Consulting
Services without charge, Interactive shall provide to Pearson such information
and such access to Interactive representatives as Pearson shall reasonably
request to enable Pearson to provide the Consulting Services and to allow
Pearson to incorporate appropriate information with respect to Interactive in
Pearson's planning and management processes.

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3.    PERFORMANCE STANDARDS.

      3.1   STANDARD OF PERFORMANCE. The respective Provider of each Service
shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide, or cause to be provided
(including through one or more of its affiliates), such Service in a
businesslike manner consistent with applicable industry norms and/or practices.
Notwithstanding anything in this Agreement to the contrary, no Provider shall be
responsible or liable for its failure to perform under this Agreement due to any
event beyond the reasonable control of such Provider including labor strikes,
acts of war or terrorism or acts of God or the refusal by any third party vendor
(despite reasonable efforts by such Provider) to supply any goods or services to
or for the benefit of any recipient of Services hereunder.

      3.2   COMPLIANCE WITH REQUIREMENTS. For any Services that may be provided
from time to time hereunder from a third party to a Provider for the benefit in
whole or in part of a Recipient, the Recipient (i) will not take or omit any
action which would cause the Provider to be in breach of the requirements of
such third party, (ii) and agrees to be bound by those provisions of any
agreement between such third party provider and the Provider that are applicable
to Recipient's use of such Service(s). The Recipient will comply with all rules
and policies set forth by the Provider with respect to such third party
arrangements.

4.    FEES.

      4.1   FEES. The fee for each Service (each, a "FEE", collectively the
"FEES") to be provided during the Period are set forth or described in the
corresponding Schedule. Each Fee has been calculated to include the fully
allocated direct and indirect costs of providing such Service exclusive of use
or other similar taxes that may be applicable. Except as specifically provided
herein or in the Schedules, a Recipient will not be responsible for any
additional fees, charges, costs, or expenses relating to any Service provided to
it hereunder, exclusive of use or other similar taxes that may be applicable,
unless such additional fees, charges, costs, or expenses are a direct result of
the Recipient's unassented to deviation from the requirements regarding any such
Service(s).

      4.2   MONTHLY STATEMENTS. Each Provider shall submit to the respective
Recipient on a monthly basis (in arrears) statements of account setting out the
Services provided by reference to the relevant Schedule(s) and the Fees payable
therefor. The Recipient shall pay the undisputed portion of any invoiced amount
by wire transfer within 30 days after the Recipient's receipt of a monthly
statement and shall promptly notify the Provider as to any dispute regarding
such statement.

      4.3   THIRD-PARTY INVOICES. The respective Provider of a Service may cause
any third party to which amounts are payable by or for the account of the
Recipient of such Service to issue a separate invoice for such amounts. A
Recipient shall pay or cause to be paid any such separate third-party invoices
directly in accordance with the payment terms thereof. Any third-party invoices
that aggregate Services for the benefit of a Recipient with Services not for the

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benefit of that Recipient (each, a "COMMINGLED INVOICE") shall be separated by
the Provider. The Provider shall prepare a statement indicating that portion of
the invoiced amount on such Commingled Invoice which is attributable to Services
rendered for the benefit of the Recipient (the "COMMINGLED INVOICE STATEMENT").
The Provider shall deliver such Commingled Invoice Statement and a copy of the
Commingled Invoice to the Recipient. The Recipient shall, within 30 days after
delivery of such Commingled Invoice Statement, pay or cause to be paid the
undisputed portion of any amount set forth on a Commingled Invoice Statement
directly to the third-party service provider and shall promptly notify the
Provider as to any dispute regarding such Commingled Invoice Statement.

      4.4   RIGHT OF OFFSET. Each party may offset Fees owing to it by the
other, but not to third parties, against Fees currently owed by it to the other
party.

      5.    SOFTWARE. Each party shall use commercially reasonable efforts to
obtain from the providers (the "SOFTWARE PROVIDERS") of any software
("THIRD-PARTY SOFTWARE") to be used by the Provider of any Service under this
Agreement such Software Providers' consent and, where necessary, new licenses or
similar agreements, so that the Third-Party Software can be used by such
Provider to perform Services during the Period. The Recipient shall pay for any
charges associated therewith. A Recipient shall own any such additional
Third-Party Software or license that is used to provide Services to it to the
extent that such Software or license is reasonably separable from software or
licenses owned by the Provider.

      6.    INVENTORY. Each party hereto (each, a "POSSESSING PARTY") shall,
from time to time and at its sole expense, do and perform any and all acts and
execute any and all documents as may reasonably be requested by the other party
in order to protect the requesting party's right, title, and interest to or in
any inventory or other assets (collectively, the "INVENTORY") located in or on
the Possessing Party's facilities or premises against all other persons or to
enable the requesting party to exercise or enforce its ownership right. Each
Possessing Party acknowledges that it does not have any ownership or security
interest in any Inventory of the other party that may be located in its
facilities or on its premises. Each party shall have the right to do all such
acts and things reasonably necessary to protect its interests in its Inventory.

7.    TERM AND TERMINATION.

      7.1   INITIAL TERM. Subject to the provisions of Sections 7.2 and 7.3
below, the initial term ("INITIAL TERM") of this Agreement shall be for a period
of 22 months commencing on the date hereof and running through December 31,
2001.

      7.2   RENEWAL TERMS. At the conclusion of the Initial Term, unless notice
of termination has previously been duly given pursuant to Section 7.4, this
Agreement shall automatically be annually renewed for successive one-year terms.
Prior to the end of any given term, the parties shall initiate discussions
concerning any modifications to the Services or the Fees for the immediately
upcoming renewal term. Agreed modifications shall be reflected in appropriately
revised Schedules.

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      7.3   TERMINATION OF SPECIFIC SERVICES. Either party may terminate this
Agreement with respect to a specific Service upon that number of days prior
written notice to the other party as is set forth on the respective Schedule for
such Service, with a copy at the same time to the individual designated as the
"Primary Contact" for such party in such Schedule. Any noticed termination of a
Service pursuant to this Section 7.3 shall become effective at the end of the
specified notice period.

      7.4   TERMINATION OF AGREEMENT.

            (a)   Either party may, at its option, immediately terminate this
      entire Agreement if the other party is in material breach of any of its
      obligations under this Agreement and such breach is not cured within 30
      days after receipt by the breaching party of written notice of such breach
      from the non-breaching party.

            (b)   The Agreement shall terminate in its entirety at such time as
      all Services then extant have terminated in accordance with the terms of
      this Agreement.

      7.5   OBLIGATIONS UPON TERMINATION. Upon termination of either this
Agreement or any Service provided hereunder, the Provider of the relevant
Service(s) shall deliver to the respective Recipient at such Recipient's expense
all books, records and reports (whether print or electronic) used or prepared in
connection with such Service(s). A Recipient shall not make any copies, and
shall have no right to receive copies of, any Third-Party Software or
proprietary software of the Provider or any of its affiliates used in connection
with any Service except for any software purchased or licensed by the recipient
as provided in Section 5. Within 30 days after termination of this Agreement or
any Service provided hereunder, each pertinent Recipient shall deliver to each
pertinent Provider all such software and any copies thereof in the possession or
control of the Recipient or any of its affiliates except for any Third-Party
Software purchased or licensed by such Recipient. Any hardware or other physical
assets acquired during the term of this Agreement in order to provide any
Service shall be owned and retained by the entity which paid therefor.

8.    GOOD FAITH DEALINGS.

      8.1   COOPERATION. The parties will cooperate fully and in good faith with
one another in connection with the Services provided under this Agreement;
PROVIDED, HOWEVER, that nothing in this Agreement shall require any Provider to
incur any unreimbursed out-of-pocket cost in connection with rendering its
cooperation to any Recipient as hereby contemplated.

      8.2   ACCESS.

            (a)   The respective Recipient of each Service shall permit the
      Provider and its employees and agents access during regular business hours
      (or otherwise upon reasonable prior notice) to such data, personnel
      designated by the Recipient as involved in receiving or overseeing the
      Service, and records as reasonably requested by the Provider to

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      facilitate the Provider's performance of this Agreement. The respective
      Provider of each Service shall permit the Recipient and its employees and
      agents access during regular business hours (or otherwise upon reasonable
      prior notice) to individuals responsible for the Service and shall provide
      the Recipient with such data and records as the Recipient may reasonably
      request for the purposes of allowing the Recipient to exercise general
      oversight and to monitor the performance of the Service.

            (b)   The respective parties to a Service, together with their
      employees and agents, shall have the right to audit and examine, upon
      reasonable prior notice, those books, records and operations relating to
      an applicable Service including without limitation the associated Fees.
      All such audits shall be conducted during normal business hours and at the
      requesting party's sole expense unless the audit reveals a material
      variance regarding either usage or Fees.

      8.3   CLAIMS. Each party shall make available any of its employees whose
assistance, testimony or presence is necessary to assist the other party in
evaluating or defending any third-party claims, including the presence of such
persons as witnesses in hearings or trials for such purpose; PROVIDED that the
party requiring such assistance shall reimburse the party providing such
assistance and/or the employee for any direct out-of-pocket costs in connection
with such employee's assistance, testimony or presence, promptly following
receipt of appropriate documentation of such out-of-pocket costs.

      8.4   THIRD-PARTY CONSENTS. The parties shall cooperate in obtaining any
third-party consents or amendments necessary for the performance of each of the
Services hereunder including, without limitation, any required consent or
amendment under any software license or real property lease. The costs and
expenses of obtaining any such consents or amendments shall be borne by the
Recipient of the relevant Service. In the event that the parties are unable to
obtain any required consent or amendment, they shall negotiate in good faith
reasonable modifications of the Service such that such consents or amendments
are not required.

9.    DISPUTE RESOLUTION. In the event that any dispute arises under this
Agreement, the parties shall first negotiate in good faith to resolve such
dispute. Either party may at any time deliver a notice to the other party that
it wishes to refer a dispute to a senior executive of each party. Following
receipt of such notice, each party shall designate one of its senior executives
to negotiate in good faith to resolve such dispute within ten days (or such
longer period of time as such officers may agree to in writing). If at the end
of such ten-day (or longer if properly extended) period the designated officers
have not fully resolved the dispute to their mutual satisfaction, such officers
shall within ten days appoint an impartial individual satisfactory to both
parties to mediate the dispute and shall share equally the costs of such
mediation. If the parties are unable to agree on a mediator or, within twenty
days following the appointment of a mediator, have not fully resolved the
dispute to their mutual satisfaction, then the dispute shall be resolved
exclusively by non-appealable binding arbitration, which may be commenced by
either party. The arbitration proceedings shall be conducted by a single
arbitrator pursuant to the

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Commercial Arbitration Rules of the American Arbitration Association. The
arbitration shall be conducted in NEW YORK, NEW YORK and the arbitrator shall
have the right to award actual damages and reasonable attorneys' fees and costs,
but shall not have the right to award punitive, exemplary or consequential
damages against either party. Any award resulting from such proceeding or
settlement in connection therewith (i) shall be held in strict confidence by the
parties hereto, unless the disclosure of such award or settlement is required by
law including pursuant to court order, and (ii) may be enforced by any court of
competent jurisdiction, subject to the provisions of Section 14.7.

10.   INDEMNIFICATION. Each party (an "Indemnitor") hereby covenants and agrees
to defend, indemnify and hold the other party and all of its past, present and
future officers, directors, shareholders, subsidiaries, affiliates, employees,
agents, representatives and third party suppliers (collectively, the
"Indemnitees") harmless from and against any and all claims, damages,
liabilities, costs, losses and expenses (including, without limitation, all
judgments, costs and reasonable attorneys' fees and amounts paid in settlement
or compromise of any litigation) of any kind or nature whatsoever which may be
sustained or suffered by any of the Indemnitees which, directly or indirectly,
may be based upon, result from, relate to or arise out of any misrepresentation,
breach of warranty or nonfulfillment of or failure to perform any covenant or
agreement on the part of the Indemnitor contained in this Agreement.

11.   LIMITATION OF LIABILITY. Notwithstanding anything contained herein to the
contrary, neither party shall have any liability to the other party hereunder
for any loss of profits or special, consequential, multiple, or exemplary
damages even if such party shall be apprised of the possibility of such damages.

12.   CONFIDENTIALITY; DATA.

      12.1  CONFIDENTIALITY. Each party's materials, data and information
concerning such party's business, operations or results (including, without
limitation, any configuration files or indices and any such information learned
during an audit) provided to the other party or generated in connection with the
Services (the "CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION") are the proprietary trade secrets and
confidential information of such party, and neither party shall possess any
interest, title, lien or right in any Confidential Information of the other
party. Neither party shall disclose the Confidential Information of the other
party to any third party without the express prior written consent of the other
party, and each party shall be responsible for any breaches of this Section 12
by its directors, officers, employees, representatives (including financial
advisors, attorneys and accountants) and agents (collectively, the
"REPRESENTATIVES").

      12.2  EXCLUSIONS. The term "Confidential Information" shall not include
information which (a) is or becomes publicly available other than as a result of
a disclosure by the party receiving the Confidential Information or its
Representatives (the "RECEIVING PARTY"), (b) is or becomes available to the
Receiving Party on a nonconfidential basis from a source (other than the party
providing, directly or indirectly, its Confidential Information (the "PROVIDING
PARTY") or its Representatives) which, to the best of the Receiving Party's
knowledge after due inquiry, is

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not prohibited from disclosing such information to it by any legal, contractual
or fiduciary obligation to the Providing Party, or (c) is independently
developed by the Receiving Party without making any use of Confidential
Information.

      12.3  RETURN OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION. Upon the earlier to occur of (a)
termination of this Agreement or (b) the request of a Providing Party, a
Receiving Party shall promptly return, or cause to be returned, all or any
requested portion of Confidential Information and shall destroy, or cause to be
destroyed, all copies (including accessible electronic versions) of any
compilations, analyses, studies or other documents prepared by the Receiving
Party or its Representatives containing or reflecting any such Confidential
Information.

      12.4  DISCLOSURE. Notwithstanding the other provisions of this Section 12,
either party may disclose any Confidential Information of the other party to the
minimum extent required by applicable law, regulation, or legal process;
PROVIDED, HOWEVER, that a Receiving Party that is required by applicable law,
regulation, or legal process to disclose any Confidential Information shall
provide the Providing Party with prompt written notice of such requirement prior
to any disclosure to enable the Providing Party to seek an appropriate
protective order or other remedy or to take steps to resist or narrow the scope
of any disclosure.

13.   NO LICENSE. Nothing contained in this Agreement shall be construed as
conferring by implication, estoppel or otherwise any license of any intellectual
property owned or controlled by a party hereto.

14.   GENERAL.

      14.1  NOTICES. All notices, requests, claims, demands and other
communications hereunder shall be in writing and shall be given or made (and
shall be deemed to have been duly given or made upon receipt) by delivery in
person, by reputable overnight courier service, by facsimile (followed by
delivery of a copy via reputable overnight courier service) or by registered or
certified mail (postage prepaid, return receipt requested) to the respective
parties at the following addresses (or at such other address for a party as
shall be specified in a notice given in accordance with this Section 14.1):

            If to Pearson:

                  Pearson plc
                  80 Strand
                  London W1X 1LE
                  England
                  Attention: Finance Director
                  Telecopier: +44 20 7010 6060

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            If to Interactive:

                  Interactive Data Corporation
                  22 Crosby Drive
                  Bedford, MA 01730 U.S.A.
                  Attention: Chief Financial Officer
                  Telecopier: (781) 687-8005

            with a copy as well to each of Pearson's and Interactive's General
            Counsel, sent to the same addresses and telecopier numbers.

      14.2  PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS AND DISCLOSURES. Except as may be required by
law or stock exchange rules, neither party shall make any public announcements
or disclosures in respect of this Agreement or the transactions contemplated
hereby or otherwise communicate with any news media without the consent of the
other party (such consent not to be unreasonably withheld). The parties shall
cooperate as to the timing and contents of any public announcements.

      14.3  SEVERABILITY. If any portion or provision of this Agreement is found
or determined to be invalid, illegal, or contrary to public policy, the
remainder of this Agreement shall nevertheless remain in full force and effect
so long as the economic or legal substance of the transactions contemplated
hereby is not affected in any manner adverse to either party. In addition, the
parties shall thereupon negotiate in good faith to modify this Agreement so as
to effectuate their original intent as closely as possible in a mutually
acceptable manner.

      14.4  ENTIRE AGREEMENT. This Agreement constitutes the parties' entire
agreement with respect to the subject matter hereof and supersedes all such
prior agreements and undertakings, whether written or oral.

      14.5  ASSIGNMENT; SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS. This Agreement may not be
assigned by either party without the other party's prior written consent. This
Agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the parties and
their respective successors and permitted assigns.

      14.6  RELATIONSHIP OF THE PARTIES. The parties hereto are independent
contractors and neither party is an employee, partner or joint venturer of the
other. Under no circumstances shall any of the employees of a party hereto be
deemed to be employees of the other party for any purpose. Neither party shall
have the right to bind the other party to any agreement with a third party nor
to represent itself as a partner or joint venturer of the other party.

      14.7  GOVERNING LAW; SUBMISSION TO JURISDICTION. This Agreement shall be
governed by, and construed in accordance with, the laws of the State of New York
(without regard to its choice of law rules).

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      14.8  AMENDMENT. This Agreement may not be amended or modified except by
an instrument in writing signed by the parties hereto.

      14.9  COUNTERPARTS. This Agreement may be executed in one or more
counterparts, and by the different parties hereto in separate counterparts, each
of which when executed shall be deemed to be an original but all of which taken
together shall constitute one and the same agreement. Delivery of an executed
counterpart of a signature page to this Agreement by facsimile shall be
effective as delivery of a manually executed counterpart of this Agreement.

      14.10 NO PRESUMPTION. This Agreement shall be construed without regard to
any presumption or rule requiring construction or interpretation against the
party drafting or causing any instrument to be drafted.

      14.11 HEADINGS. The headings contained in this Agreement are for reference
purposes only and shall not affect in any way the meaning or interpretation of
this Agreement.

      14.12 RECOVERY OF LITIGATION EXPENSES. The prevailing party in any suit,
action, or proceeding arising out of or related to this Agreement shall be
entitled to recover all of its costs and expenses incurred therein, including,
without limitation, reasonable fees and expenses of counsel, auditors and other
consultants.

      14.13 The provisions of Sections 3.2, 4, 5, 6, 7.5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13,
14.2, 14.7 and this Section 14.13 as well as the obligations under any Schedules
corresponding to such Sections, shall survive any termination of a specific
Service and any termination of this Agreement.

                            [Signature page follows.]

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      IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have duly executed this Agreement as of
the date first written above.

                                          PEARSON PLC

                                          By: /s/ Gary Rinck
                                             -----------------------------------
                                          Name: Gary Rinck
                                          Title: General Counsel

                                          INTERACTIVE DATA CORPORATION

                                          By: /s/ Steven G. Crane
                                             -----------------------------------
                                          Name: Steven G. Crane
                                          Title: Executive Vice President and
                                                 Chief Financial Officer

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                          MANAGEMENT SERVICES AGREEMENT

                                    SCHEDULES

1. Accounts Payable and Payments Services

2. AFX Services

3. Backup Site Services

4. Cash Management Services

5. Commercial and Legal Services - Data Licenses

6. Computer and Accounting System Support Services

7. Continued Participation in the Pearson, Inc. Pension Plan

8. Continued Participation in the Pearson, Inc. Savings and Investment Plan

9. Continued Participation in the Pearson, Inc. Share Bonus Plan

10. Continued Participation in the Pearson, Inc. Excess Savings and Investment
    Plan

11. Continued Participation in the Pearson, Inc. Pension Equity Plan

12. Continued Participation in Certain Welfare Benefit Plans Sponsored by
    Pearson Inc.

13. Continued Participation in the Pearson plc Worldwide Save for Shares Plan

14. Continued Participation in the Pearson Profit Sharing Plan

15. Continued Participation in Certain U.K. Employee Benefit Schemes

16. Data Services

17. Financial Accounting Services

18. General Administrative Services

19. Insurance Coverage Services

20. InteractiveData.com Services

21. Miscellaneous Internet Services

22. Payroll Services

23. Production Information Technology Services - FTEP

24. Production Information Technology Services - FT Newspaper

25. Production Information Technology Services - FT Personal Finance

26. Purchasing Services

27. Resources and Support Services

28. Sales Administration Services

29. Sales Ledger and Credit Control Services

30. SVS Services

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31. Tax Services

32. Trademark Administration Services

33. Database Services

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                                   SCHEDULE 1

                     ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND PAYMENTS SERVICES

Service Provider:       Financial Times Group Limited (UK) ("FT")

Service Recipient:      FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited ("FT Interactive
                        (Europe)")

Service Description:   FT will provide FT Interactive (Europe) with the
                       following accounts payable and payments services:

                         1.  Payment Processing

                             (a)  Process all properly approved payments

                                  (i)   Process all properly approved payments,
                                        refunds, credit notes and other related
                                        documentation

                                  (ii)  Exception is outstanding credit notes
                                        where there are insufficient funds in
                                        the creditor's account to clear the
                                        credit, in which case a refund will be
                                        sought from the supplier

                             (b)  Process supplier VAT information on the ledger
                                  and maintain back-up information in accordance
                                  with Customs & Excise requirements for VAT
                                  reclaim

                                  (i)   Ensure that VAT information for each
                                        invoice is processed correctly

                                  (ii)  File original invoices supplied as
                                        support for VAT reclaim and make
                                        available to Customs & Excise upon
                                        request

                                  (iii) Where a payment is made from a
                                        non-original invoice and a supplier
                                        certified invoice copy has not been
                                        obtained, the gross amount (cost plus
                                        VAT) will be charged to the appropriate
                                        expense account and relevant cost centre

                             (c)  Discharge all urgent payment requests in a
                                  timely manner

                                  (i)   Initiate all actual URGENT payment
                                        requests on day of receipt and discharge
                                        payment within 24 hours

                                  (ii)  A payment that has become overdue
                                        because invoices have been overlooked
                                        and not forwarded to FT will not be
                                        considered urgent

                             (d)  Process all invoices in the period up to first
                                  post on last day before month-end close

                                  (i)   Invoices received by the first post on
                                        the last day

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                                        of the month will be processed for
                                        payment in that month

                                  (ii)  The ability to achieve this measure will
                                        depend upon the workflow received from
                                        FT Interactive Europe; if 80% of
                                        invoices are received in the last days
                                        of the period, it will not be possible
                                        to process all of them

                             (e)  Settle all invoices from the correct company
                                  bank account

                             (f)  Conduct monthly review to ensure that credit
                                  notes are followed up and refunds received

                             2.   Complete monthly supplier statement
                                  reconciliations for nominated accounts on a
                                  monthly basis and distribute to FT Interactive
                                  Europe finance personnel

                             3.   Queries

                             (a)  Answer supplier queries promptly, preferably
                                  within 24 hours

                             (b)  Coordinate supplier queries with FT
                                  Interactive Europe managers; notify FT
                                  Interactive Europe within 24 hours if a
                                  supplier query requires clarification by
                                  authorizing manager or will impact upon the
                                  timely payment of an invoice

Primary Contacts:      Director, Group Accounting Services, Financial Times
                       Group Limited (UK) Number One Southwark Bridge, London,
                       SE1 9HL, England

                       European Finance Director, FT Interactive Data (Europe)
                       Limited, Fitzroy House, 13-17 Epworth Street, London,
                       EC2A 4DL, England

Fees:                  (pound)75,800 for 2000,(pound)76,000 for 2001

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      180 days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 2

                                  AFX SERVICES

Service Providers:     FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited and FT Interactive
                       Data Corporation (together, "FT Interactive Group")

Service Recipient:     Financial Times Group Limited (UK) ("FT")

Service Description:   FT Interactive Group will provide the following services
                       to FT:

                         1.  Make available to FT the "additional intra-day
                             price collection" service

                         2.  Make available to FT access to the NewsEDGE
                             software

                         3.  Make available to FT the RNS news feed made
                             available to FT Interactive (Europe) by the London
                             Stock Exchange

                         4.  Make available to FT for provision to AFX News
                             Limited ("AFX") the space currently occupied by AFX
                             at Castle House, 37-45 (odd) Paul Street, London,
                             EC2A 4DL, England

                         5.  Miscellaneous Services

                             (a)  Provide LAN and WAN connections for email, web
                                  browsing and electronic file transfers

                             (b)  Host and manage AFX domain names on FT
                                  Interactive Group's Domain Name Server

                             (c)  Provide access to a server at FT
                                  Interactive/Waltham

                             (d)  Provide PSHD Production Services

                             (e)  Accommodate, check and routinely back-up all
                                  AFX racks and servers in FT Interactive
                                  Group's Data Centre

Primary Contacts:      Production Director, FT Interactive Data (Europe)
                       Limited, Fitzroy House, 13-17 Epworth Street, London,
                       EC2A 4DL, England

                       Director, LAN/WAN, FT Interactive Data Corporation, 22
                       Crosby Drive, Bedford, MA, 01730, U.S.A.

                       Financial Controller, Financial Times Group Limited (UK),
                       Number One Southwark Bridge, London, SE1 9HL, England

Fees:                  Additional intra-day price collection service:(pound)4000
                       per month, pro-rated for portions thereof

                       Other services: (pound)17,500 from July to September,
                       2000

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Service Period:        February 29, 2000 - June 30, 2000 for the additional
                       intra-day price collection service

                       For other services, until the earlier of (a) June 30,
                       2000 and (b) such time as AFX vacates the premises at
                       Castle House, 37-45 (odd) Paul Street, London, EC2A 4DL,
                       England

Notice Period for      10 days for the additional intra-day price collection
Termination:           service; 30 days for other services

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                                   SCHEDULE 3

                              BACKUP SITE SERVICES

Service Provider:      Pearson, Inc. ("Pearson")

Service Recipient:     FT Interactive Data Corporation ("FT Interactive")

Service Description:   Pearson will provide FT Interactive with a backup
                       worksite at its 1330 Avenue of the Americas headquarters
                       in the event that FT Interactive employees are unable to
                       work at or required to leave the 100 William Street
                       facility due to unforeseen circumstances such as a loss
                       of power. At the worksite, there is capacity for
                       approximately 20 evaluators to plug laptops into a LAN
                       and to continue normal operations.

Primary Contacts:      Vice President, Group Property and Administration,
                       Pearson, Inc., 1330 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY,
                       10019, U.S.A.

                       Director, Network Systems, FT Interactive Data
                       Corporation, 22 Crosby Drive, Bedford, MA, 01730, U.S.A.

Fees:                  $25,000 initial set up fees, ongoing charges will include
                       all direct charges incurred by Pearson, Inc., and a
                       reasonable charge for the time of Pearson employees
                       expended in performing the services

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      One year
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 4

                            CASH MANAGEMENT SERVICES

Service Provider:      Pearson, Inc. ("Pearson")

Service Recipients:    FT Interactive Data Corporation ("FT Interactive") and
                       Interactive Data Corporation ("Interactive")

Service Description:   Pearson will provide cash management services to FT
                       Interactive and Interactive, including:

                         1.  Monitor account balances in the US, UK, Japan,
                             Australia, Canada, Singapore and Hong Kong

                         2.  Invest, within guidelines, excess funds in the UK
                             and Asia/Pacific in short-term investment accounts
                             with Pearson-approved banks or other institutions
                             as directed by the responsible officers of FT
                             Interactive and Interactive

                         3.  Invest, within guidelines, excess US dollars in
                             short-term investment accounts with Bank of America
                             or other institutions as directed by the
                             responsible officers of FT Interactive and
                             Interactive

                         4.  Fund FT Interactive and Interactive US dollar
                             accounts in the US from short-term investment
                             accounts within target ranges for specific accounts

                         5.  Fund accounts outside the US as appropriate

                         6.  Repatriate excess funds in foreign locations as
                             appropriate

                         7.  Provide various activity reports to US management

                         8.  Execute foreign exchange transactions as required

                         9.  Work with FT Interactive and Interactive management
                             to create and negotiate banking documentation
                             covering cash management services and/or overdraft,
                             credit and credit support (e.g., letter of credit)
                             facilities

                         10. Assist management in setting target funding levels
                             for accounts within the banking system

Primary Contacts:      Vice President of Finance, Pearson, Inc., 1330 Avenue of
                       the Americas, New York, NY, 10019

                       Senior Vice President - Finance and Administration, FT
                       Interactive Data Corporation, 22 Crosby Drive, Bedford,
                       MA, 01730, U.S.A.

                       Senior Vice President - Finance and Administration,
                       Interactive Data Corporation, 22 Crosby Drive, Bedford,
                       MA, 01730, U.S.A.

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Fees:                    1.  Set-Up Fee: $5,000

                         2.  Monthly Fee: $1,500 per month for normal services

                         3.  Direct Fees: FT Interactive and Interactive will:

                             (a)  Pay directly or reimburse Pearson for
                                  transaction fees charged by banks

                             (b)  Reimburse Pearson for petty cash checks drawn
                                  on Pearson's Chase Manhattan Bank account

                             (c)  Pay any fees associated with establishing
                                  communications and/or software links with FT
                                  Interactive and Interactive banks

                             (d)  Pay reasonable legal and professional fees as
                                  required by law to implement treasury
                                  structure

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      90 days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 5

                  COMMERCIAL AND LEGAL SERVICES - DATA LICENSES

Service Provider:      FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited ("FT Interactive
                       (Europe)")

Service Recipient:     Financial Times Group Limited (UK) ("FT")

Service Description:   FT Interactive (Europe) will provide FT with commercial
                       and legal services relating to the acquisition of data
                       licenses for FT.com, FTYourMoney.com and
                       FTMarketwatch.com.

Primary Contacts:      Company Secretary, FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited,
                       Fitzroy House, 13-17 Epworth Street, London, EC2A 4DL,
                       England

                       Company Secretary, Financial Times Group Limited (UK),
                       Number One Southwark Bridge, London, SE1 9HL, England

Fees:                  (pound)13,000

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      90 days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 6

                 COMPUTER AND ACCOUNTING SYSTEM SUPPORT SERVICES

Service Provider:      Financial Times Group Limited (UK) ("FT")

Service Recipient:     FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited ("FT Interactive
                       (Europe)")

Service Description:   FT will provide FT Interactive (Europe) with the
                       following computer and accounting system support
                       services:

                         1.  Provide support of SUN Accounts, Hyperion and Dbase
                             systems

                         2.  Provide helpdesk facilities via telephone or email

                         3.  Provide upgrades to existing software and implement
                             new software

                         4.  Perform all system repairs and maintenance

                         5.  Perform ad hoc systems-related project work

                         6.  Advise, design and implement new working practices

                         7.  Provide support for the Unix hardware and the
                             communications for FT Interactive (Europe) to
                             access the SUN server

                         8.  Provide backup for DoL production

Primary Contacts:      Director of Group Accounting Services, Financial Times
                       Group Limited (UK), Number One Southwark Bridge, London,
                       SE1 9HL, England

                       European Finance Director, FT Interactive Data (Europe)
                       Limited, Fitzroy House, 13-17 Epworth Street, London,
                       EC2A 4DL, England

Fees:                  (pound)174,500 for 2000,(pound)160,000 for 2001

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      180 days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 7

                           CONTINUED PARTICIPATION IN

                         THE PEARSON, INC. PENSION PLAN

Service Provider:      Pearson Inc. ("Pearson")

Service Recipient:     FT Interactive Data Corporation ("FT Interactive")

Service Description:   The actuary for The Pearson, Inc. Pension Plan (the
                       "Pension Plan") will calculate a separate minimum funding
                       standard account for the portion of the Pension Plan
                       which is attributable to the participation of certain FT
                       Interactive employees and will communicate such
                       information to FT Interactive and Pearson. Pearson will
                       make contributions to the Pension Plan trust in such
                       amounts as directed by FT Interactive in writing or, in
                       the absence of any such direction, in amounts equal to
                       the required contribution, as determined by the Pension
                       Plan's actuary. At FT Interactive's election and with
                       Pearson's consent, FT Interactive may make contributions
                       to the Pension Plan trustee directly.

                       Pearson shall provide, or contract for, all
                       administrative services required with respect to the
                       continued participation by employees of FT Interactive in
                       the Pension Plan. Such services will be provided by
                       Pearson in its capacity as Pension Plan administrator.
                       Such services will include, without limitation,
                       actuarial, accounting, legal, consulting, trustee,
                       communications, compliance and custodial services.

                       Pearson will determine the premium amounts payable to the
                       Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (the "PBGC") on
                       account of FT Interactive employees and pay to the PBGC
                       the required amounts.

                       FT Interactive shall be provided with at least 6 months
                       notice prior to any substantive changes in the Pension
                       Plan so that it may adequately consider and address any
                       impact such changes may have on its operations or
                       employees. Further, FT Interactive will be included in
                       all discussions regarding such changes.

Primary Contacts:      Executive Vice President - Human Resources, Pearson,
                       Inc., 1330 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY, 10019,
                       U.S.A.

                       Director of Compensation, Benefits and HR Systems, FT
                       Interactive Data Corporation, 22 Crosby Drive, Bedford,
                       MA, 01730, U.S.A.

Fees:                  Pearson will invoice FT Interactive for all contributions
                       paid by Pearson on FT Interactive's behalf as well as for
                       all premium amounts paid to the PBGC on FT Interactive's
                       behalf. Pearson

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                       will calculate its fee with respect to the administrative
                       portion of the Services by prorating the cost of the
                       outside administrative services for which it contracts by
                       the ratio that Pension Plan participants who are current
                       or former employees of FT Interactive bears to the total
                       number of Pension Plan participants at the time of
                       invoice. Pearson will invoice FT Interactive monthly for
                       its share of all such costs and such other fees as may be
                       customary including, as applicable, a reasonable charge
                       for the time of Pearson employees expended in performing
                       the services hereunder. Each invoice will include a
                       detailed accounting of all fees and costs.

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      180 days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 8

                           CONTINUED PARTICIPATION IN

                  THE PEARSON, INC. SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT PLAN

Service Provider:      Pearson, Inc. ("Pearson")

Service Recipient:     FT Interactive Data Corporation ("FT Interactive")

Service Description:   Pearson will make contributions to the accounts of FT
                       Interactive employees under The Pearson, Inc. Savings and
                       Investment Plan (the "Savings Plan") in accordance with
                       the terms of the Savings Plan and the deferral elections
                       of such employees. Pearson shall provide, or contract
                       for, all administrative services required with respect to
                       the continued participation by FT Interactive employees
                       in the Savings Plan. Such services will be provided by
                       Pearson in its capacity as Savings Plan administrator.
                       Such services will include, without limitation,
                       accounting, legal, consulting, trustee, communications,
                       compliance and custodial services.

                       FT Interactive shall be provided with at least 6 months
                       notice prior to any substantive changes in the Savings
                       Plan so that it may adequately consider and address any
                       impact such changes may have on its operations or
                       employees. Further, FT Interactive will be included in
                       all discussions regarding such changes.

Primary Contacts:      Executive Vice President - Human Resources, Pearson,
                       Inc., 1330 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY, 10019,
                       U.S.A.

                       Director of Compensation, Benefits and HR Systems, FT
                       Interactive Data Corporation, 22 Crosby Drive, Bedford,
                       MA, 01730, U.S.A.

Fees:                  The amount of contributions paid by Pearson on FT
                       Interactive's behalf will be billed to FT Interactive
                       monthly.

                       Pearson will calculate its fee with respect to the
                       administrative portion of the Services by prorating the
                       cost of the outside administrative services for which it
                       contracts by the ratio that Savings Plan participants who
                       are current or former employees of FT Interactive bears
                       to the total number of Savings Plan participants as of
                       the invoice date. Pearson will invoice FT Interactive
                       monthly for its share of all such costs and such other
                       fees as may be customary including, as applicable, a
                       reasonable charge for the time of Pearson employees
                       expended in performing the services hereunder. Each
                       invoice will include a detailed accounting of all fees
                       and costs.

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Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      180 days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 9

                           CONTINUED PARTICIPATION IN

                       THE PEARSON, INC. SHARE BONUS PLAN

Service Provider:      Pearson, Inc. ("Pearson")

Service Recipient:     FT Interactive Data Corporation ("FT Interactive")

Service Description:   Pearson will make contributions to the accounts of FT
                       Interactive employees under The Pearson, Inc. Share Bonus
                       Plan (the "Share Bonus Plan") in accordance with the
                       terms of the Share Bonus Plan. Pearson shall provide, or
                       contract for, all administrative services required with
                       respect to the continued participation by employees of FT
                       Interactive in the Share Bonus Plan. Such services will
                       be provided by Pearson in its capacity as Share Bonus
                       Plan administrator. Such services will include, without
                       limitation, accounting, legal, consulting, trustee,
                       communications, compliance and custodial services.

                       In the event FT Interactive shall cease to continue its
                       participation in any new Share Bonus Plans, then in such
                       event Pearson's services will involve primarily residual
                       record keeping of existing account balances.

                       FT Interactive shall be provided with at least 6 months
                       notice prior to any substantive changes in the Share
                       Bonus Plan so that it may adequately consider and address
                       any impact such changes may have on its operations or
                       employees. Further, FT Interactive will be included in
                       all discussions regarding such changes.

Primary Contacts:      Executive Vice President - Human Resources, Pearson Inc.,
                       1330 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY, 10019, U.S.A.

                       Director of Compensation, Benefits and HR Systems, FT
                       Interactive Data Corporation, 22 Crosby Drive, Bedford,
                       MA, 01730, U.S.A.

Fees:                  During the applicable Service Period, the amount of
                       contributions paid by Pearson on FT Interactive's behalf
                       will be billed to FT Interactive monthly.

                       From February 29, 2000 - December 31, 2000, Pearson will
                       calculate its fee with respect to the administrative
                       portion of the Services by prorating the cost of the
                       outside administrative services for which it contracts by
                       the ratio that Share Bonus Plan participants who are
                       current or former employees of FT Interactive bears to
                       the total number of Share Bonus Plan participants as of
                       the invoice date. In the event FT Interactive shall cease
                       to continue its participation in any new Share Bonus

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                       Plans, then in such event the costs allocated to FT
                       Interactive shall be proportionately reduced to reflect
                       the reduction in services provided to FT Interactive.

                       Subject to the foregoing, Pearson will invoice FT
                       Interactive monthly for its share of all such costs and
                       such other fees as may be customary including, as
                       applicable, a reasonable charge for the time of Pearson
                       employees expended in performing the services hereunder.
                       Each invoice will include a detailed accounting of all
                       fees and costs.

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      180 days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 10

                           CONTINUED PARTICIPATION IN

               THE PEARSON INC. EXCESS SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT PLAN

Service Provider:      Pearson, Inc. ("Pearson")

Service Recipient:     FT Interactive Data Corporation ("FT Interactive")

Service Description:   Pearson will make credits to the accounts of FT
                       Interactive employees under the Pearson, Inc. Excess
                       Savings and Investment Plan (the "Excess Savings Plan")
                       in accordance with the terms of the Excess Savings Plan
                       and will pay into the rabbi trust under the Excess
                       Savings Plan amounts equal to such credits. Pearson shall
                       provide, or contract for, all administrative services
                       required with respect to the continued participation by
                       FT Interactive employees in the Excess Savings Plan. Such
                       services will be provided by Pearson in its capacity as
                       Excess Savings Plan administrator. Such services will
                       include, without limitation, accounting, legal,
                       consulting, trustee, communications, compliance and
                       custodial services.

                       FT Interactive shall be provided with at least 6 months
                       notice prior to any substantive changes in the Excess
                       Savings Plan so that it may adequately consider and
                       address any impact such changes may have on its
                       operations or employees. Further, FT Interactive will be
                       included in all discussions regarding such changes.

Primary Contacts:      Executive Vice President - Human Resources, Pearson,
                       Inc., 1330 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY, 10019,
                       U.S.A.

                       Director of Compensation, Benefits and HR Systems, FT
                       Interactive Data Corporation, 22 Crosby Drive, Bedford,
                       MA, 01730, U.S.A.

Fees:                  The amounts paid by Pearson into the rabbi trust on FT
                       Interactive's behalf will be billed to FT Interactive
                       monthly.

                       Pearson will calculate its fee with respect to the
                       administrative portion of the Services by prorating the
                       cost of the outside administrative services for which it
                       contracts by the ratio that Excess Savings Plan
                       participants who are current or former employees of FT
                       Interactive bears to the total number of Excess Savings
                       Plan participants as of the invoice date. Pearson will
                       invoice FT Interactive monthly for its share of all such
                       costs and such other fees as may be customary including,
                       as applicable, a reasonable charge for the time of
                       Pearson employees expended in performing the services
                       hereunder. Each invoice will include a

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                       detailed accounting of all fees and costs.

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      180 days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 11

                           CONTINUED PARTICIPATION IN

                      THE PEARSON, INC. PENSION EQUITY PLAN

Service Provider:      Pearson, Inc. ("Pearson")

Service Recipient:     FT Interactive Data Corporation ("FT Interactive")

Service Description:   Pearson will credit benefit accruals for eligible
                       employees under the Pearson, Inc. Pension Equity Plan
                       (the "Pension Equity Plan") in accordance with the terms
                       of the Pension Equity Plan and will pay into the rabbi
                       trust under the Pension Equity Plan amounts equal to the
                       present value of such credits. Pearson shall provide, or
                       contract for, all administrative services required with
                       respect to the continued participation by FT Interactive
                       employees in the Pension Equity Plan. Such services will
                       be provided by Pearson in its capacity as Pension Equity
                       Plan administrator. Such services will include, without
                       limitation, actuarial, accounting, legal, consulting,
                       trustee, communications, compliance and custodial
                       services.

                       FT Interactive shall be provided with at least 6 months
                       notice prior to any substantive changes in the Pension
                       Equity Plan so that it may adequately consider and
                       address any impact such changes may have on its
                       operations or employees. Further, FT Interactive will be
                       included in all discussions regarding such changes.

Primary Contacts:      Executive Vice President - Human Resources, Pearson Inc.,
                       1330 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY, 10019, U.S.A.

                       Director of Compensation, Benefits and HR Systems, FT
                       Interactive Data Corporation, 22 Crosby Drive, Bedford,
                       MA, 01730, U.S.A.

Fees:                  The amounts paid by Pearson into the rabbi trust on
                       Interactive Data Corporation's ("Interactive") behalf
                       will be billed to Interactive monthly to the extent
                       required to insure that applicable funding levels are
                       met.

                       Pearson will calculate its fee with respect to the
                       administrative portion of the Services by prorating the
                       cost of the outside administrative services for which it
                       contracts by the ratio that Pension Equity Plan
                       participants who are current or former employees of FT
                       Interactive bears to the total number of Pension Equity
                       Plan participants as of the invoice date. Pearson will
                       invoice FT Interactive monthly for its share of all such
                       costs and such other fees as may be customary including,
                       as applicable, a reasonable charge for the time of
                       Pearson employees expended in

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                       performing the services hereunder. Each invoice will
                       include a detailed accounting of all fees and costs.

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      180 days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 12

                           CONTINUED PARTICIPATION IN

            CERTAIN WELFARE BENEFITS PLANS SPONSORED BY PEARSON, INC.

Service Provider:      Pearson Inc. ("Pearson")

Service Recipient:     FT Interactive Data Corporation ("FT Interactive")

Service                Description: Pearson shall provide, or contract for, all
                       administrative services required with respect to the
                       continued participation by employees of FT Interactive
                       (and their beneficiaries) in the following welfare
                       benefit plans sponsored by Pearson:

                         1.  Pearson Medical Plan (including dental coverage)

                         2.  Pearson Life and Accident Plan

                         3.  Pearson Long-Term Disability Plan

                         4.  Pearson Vision Care Plan

                         5.  Pearson Reimbursement Accounts

                       If Pearson chooses to sponsor new or additional welfare
                       benefit plans and FT Interactive elects to participate in
                       such plans, Pearson shall provide services with respect
                       to such plans to FT Interactive on substantially the same
                       terms as set forth in this Schedule.

                       FT Interactive shall be provided with at least 6 months
                       notice prior to any substantive changes in the above
                       welfare benefit plans so that it may adequately consider
                       and address any impact such changes may have on its
                       operations or employees. Further, FT Interactive will be
                       included in all discussions regarding such changes.

Primary Contacts:      Executive Vice President - Human Resources, Pearson Inc.,
                       1330 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY, 10019, U.S.A.

                       Director of Compensation, Benefits and HR Systems, FT
                       Interactive Data Corporation, 22 Crosby Drive, Bedford,
                       MA, 01730, U.S.A.

Fees:                  With respect to welfare benefit plan coverages which are
                       fully insured and which are not paid for directly by FT
                       Interactive, Pearson will calculate its fee by prorating
                       the insurance premium cost by the ratio that participants
                       covered by such coverages who are current or former
                       employees of FT Interactive bears to the total number of
                       plan participants as of the invoice date.

                       With respect to welfare benefit plan coverages which are
                       self-insured by Pearson, Pearson will calculate its fee
                       by separately

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                       scheduling the actual cost of claims of participants
                       covered by such self-insured coverages who are current or
                       former employees of FT Interactive (and their
                       beneficiaries) as of the invoice date.

                       Pearson's fee for such services will also include a
                       prorated portion of, as applicable and without
                       limitation, any actuarial, accounting, legal, consulting,
                       trustee, communications, compliance and custodial
                       services incurred with respect to such coverages. Pearson
                       will invoice FT Interactive monthly for its share of all
                       such costs and such other fees as may be customary
                       including, as applicable, a reasonable charge for the
                       time of Pearson employees expended in performing the
                       services hereunder. Each invoice will include a detailed
                       accounting of all fees and costs.

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      180 days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 13

                           CONTINUED PARTICIPATION IN

                 THE PEARSON PLC WORLDWIDE SAVE FOR SHARES PLAN

Service Provider:      Pearson, Inc. ("Pearson")

Service Recipient:     FT Interactive Data Corporation ("FT Interactive")

Service Description:   Pearson shall provide, or contract for, all
                       administrative services required with respect to the
                       continued participation by employees of FT Interactive in
                       the Pearson plc Worldwide Save for Shares Plan (the
                       "Share Plan"). Such services shall include, as applicable
                       and without limitation, any accounting, legal,
                       consulting, stock transfer, trustee, communications,
                       compliance and custodial services incurred with respect
                       to such participation.

                       In the event FT Interactive shall cease to continue its
                       participation in any new Share Bonus Plans, then in such
                       event Pearson's services will involve primarily residual
                       record keeping of existing account balances.

Primary Contacts:      Executive Vice President - Human Resources, Pearson Inc.,
                       1330 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY, 10019, U.S.A.

                       Director of Compensation, Benefits and HR Systems, FT
                       Interactive Data Corporation, 22 Crosby Drive, Bedford,
                       MA, 01730, U.S.A.

Fees:                  For the periods during which FT Interactive actively
                       participates in the Share Plan, Pearson will calculate
                       its fee with respect to the services by prorating the
                       cost of the outside administrative services for which it
                       contracts by the ratio that Share Plan participants who
                       are current or former employees of FT Interactive bears
                       to the total number of Share Plan participants as of the
                       invoice date. In the event FT Interactive shall cease to
                       continue its participation in any new Share Bonus Plans,
                       then in such event the costs allocated to FT Interactive
                       shall be proportionately reduced to reflect the reduction
                       in services provided to FT Interactive

                       Subject to the foregoing, Pearson will invoice FT
                       Interactive monthly for its share of all such costs and
                       such other fees as may be customary including, as
                       applicable, a reasonable charge for the time of Pearson
                       employees expended in performing the services hereunder
                       Each invoice will include a detailed accounting of all
                       fees and costs.

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Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      180 days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 14

                           CONTINUED PARTICIPATION IN

                         THE PEARSON PROFIT SHARING PLAN

Service Provider:      Pearson, Inc. ("Pearson")

Service Recipient:     FT Interactive Data Corporation ("FT Interactive")

Service Description:   For the periods during which FT Interactive actively
                       participates in the Pearson Profit Sharing Plan (the
                       "Profit Sharing Plan"), Pearson shall pay, in accordance
                       with the terms of the Profit Sharing Plan, all benefits
                       provided thereunder on behalf of employees of FT
                       Interactive. In addition, Pearson shall provide, or
                       contract for, all administrative services required with
                       respect to the continued participation by employees of FT
                       Interactive in the Pearson Profit Sharing Plan. Such
                       services will include, as applicable and without
                       limitation, a prorated portion of any accounting, legal,
                       consulting, trustee, communications, compliance and
                       custodial services. Primary Contacts: Executive Vice
                       President - Human Resources, Pearson Inc., 1330 Avenue of
                       the Americas, New York, NY, 10019, U.S.A.

                       Director of Compensation, Benefits and HR Systems, FT
                       Interactive Data Corporation, 22 Crosby Drive, Bedford,
                       MA, 01730, U.S.A.

Fees:                  The amounts paid by Pearson on FT Interactive's behalf
                       will be billed to FT Interactive monthly. Pearson's fee
                       for such services will also include a prorated portion of
                       the administrative services incurred with respect to such
                       participation; commencing January 1, 2001, the costs
                       allocated to FT Interactive shall be proportionately
                       reduced to reflect the reduction in services provided to
                       FT Interactive.

                       Pearson will invoice FT Interactive monthly for its share
                       of all such costs and such other fees as may be customary
                       including, as applicable, a reasonable charge for the
                       time of Pearson employees expended in performing the
                       services hereunder. Each invoice will include a detailed
                       accounting of all fees and costs.

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Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      180 days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 15

                           CONTINUED PARTICIPATION IN

                      CERTAIN U.K. EMPLOYEE BENEFIT SCHEMES

Service Provider:      Pearson plc ("Pearson")

Service Recipient:     Interactive Data Corporation ("Interactive")

Service Description:   Pearson will pay, on behalf of Interactive, all
                       contribution and administrative costs relating to the
                       continued participation by employees of FT Interactive
                       Data Corporation ("FT Interactive") and its subsidiaries
                       (and their beneficiaries, if applicable) under the
                       following schemes:

                         1.  UK Money Matters Scheme

                         2.  UK Employment Scheme

                         3.  UK Health and Welfare Scheme

                         4.  UK Shares Option Scheme

                         5.  UK Cars Scheme

                         6.  The Pearson Group Pension Plan

                         7.  UK Bonus Schemes

                         8.  UK Policies and Procedures Scheme

                       FT Interactive shall be provided with at least 6 months
                       notice prior to any substantive changes in the above
                       schemes so that it may adequately consider and address
                       any impact such changes may have on its operations or
                       employees. Further, FT Interactive will be included in
                       all discussions regarding such changes.

Primary Contacts:      Human Resources Manager, Pearson plc, 80 Strand, London,
                       W1X 1LE, England

                       Human Resources Manager (Europe), Interactive Data
                       Corporation, 22 Crosby Drive, Bedford, MA, 01730, U.S.A.

Fees:                  The amounts paid by Pearson on Interactive's behalf with
                       respect to such services will be billed to Interactive
                       monthly. Pearson's fee for such services will also
                       include a prorated portion of the administrative services
                       incurred with respect to such customary including, as
                       applicable, a reasonable charge for the time of Pearson
                       employees expended in performing the services hereunder.
                       Each invoice will include a detailed accounting of all
                       fees and costs.

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Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      180 days
Termination:

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                                  SCHEDULE 16

                                 DATA SERVICES

Service Provider:      FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited ("FT Interactive
                       (Europe)")

Service Recipient:     The Financial Times Ltd. ("FT")

Service Description:   FT Interactive (Europe) will provide FT with the
                       following data services, to be used to compile the
                       financial and statistical content of the Financial Times
                       newspaper:

                         1.  Provide London share prices and related data

                         2.  Provide various tables (e.g., indices, actives,
                             movers, highs and lows, those with data supplied by
                             LIFFE and FTSE International)

                         3.  Provide world stock market prices and related data

                         4.  Provide commodities tables

                         5.  Provide foreign exchange tables

                         6.  Provide Euro market tables

Primary Contacts:      Managing Director, FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited,
                       Fitzroy House, 13-17 Epworth Street, London, EC2A 4DL,
                       England

                       Finance Director, The Financial Times Ltd. Number One
                       Southwark Bridge, London, SE1 9HL, England

Fees:                  (pound)440,000 per year (subject to review in 2001)

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      One year
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 17

                         FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING SERVICES

Service Provider:      Financial Times Group Limited (UK) ("FT")

Service Recipient:     FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited ("FT Interactive
                       (Europe)")

Service Description:   FT will provide FT Interactive (Europe) with the
                       following financial accounting services:

                         1.  Cashiering Services

                             (a)  Banking

                                  (i)   Checks and cash received will be written
                                        up into banking deposit book

                                  (ii)  Cashier will ensure that all checks and
                                        cash and banked within 24 hours of
                                        receipt

                             (b)  Reconciling and Posting

                                  (i)   Reconcile BACS remittance advice
                                        received in post to bank statement
                                        daily; pass all details to sales ledger
                                        each day

                                  (ii)  Reconcile Direct Debits per the bank
                                        statement to nominal ledger and pass
                                        details to purchase ledger each day

                                  (iii) Transmit weekly all PDQI payment
                                        requests and pass all information to
                                        sales ledger when monies are received

                                  (iv)  Using electronic statements printed from
                                        Hexagon (once Hexagon is in place), post
                                        all electronic receipts to relevant
                                        accounts daily

                                  (v)   Reconcile all bank accounts weekly and
                                        inform all relevant parties by email of
                                        any outstanding amounts

                             (c)  Queries: Liaise with Midland Bank regarding
                                  any queries that arise on bank statements

                             (d)  Purchase Foreign Currency: Receive approved
                                  paperwork from managers requesting foreign for
                                  trips abroad and ensure that they receive
                                  funds on time

                         2.  Monthly Financial Reporting

                             (a)  Fixed assets reviewed and analyzed

                                  (i)   Agree fixed assets posted to Sun to the
                                        nominal

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                                        ledger and post differences

                                  (ii)  Run monthly depreciation based on group
                                        policy

                                  (iii) Prepare all journals relating to
                                        disposals and inter-company transfers of
                                        fixed assets

                                  (iv)  Prepare all fixed assets tax analysis
                                        and financial reporting schedules for
                                        year end

                                  (v)   Provide ad hoc information as and when
                                        requested

                             (b)  Staff Season Ticket Loans and Personal Loans

                                  (i)   Provide details of new employee season
                                        ticket loans and personal loans

                                  (ii)  Update the loan balances

                                  (iii) Reconcile the normal ledger to the
                                        balance advised by PBS posting
                                        adjustments as required

                                  (iv)  Query employee loans appearing as
                                        reconciling items for more than one
                                        month with PBS and make adjustments

                             (c)  Inter-company Balances Reconciled

                                  (i)   Reconcile monthly all inter-company
                                        balances between all group companies and
                                        FT Interactive (Europe)

                                  (ii)  Notify management accountants of any
                                        unresolved or disputed balances and
                                        journal any necessary adjustments

                                  (iii) Complete the inter-company matrix and
                                        send directly to FT Interactive Data
                                        Corporation

                             (d)  Interface Payroll with Sun Ledgers

                                  (i)   Download payroll disk into FT
                                        Interactive (Europe) Sun ledger monthly

                                  (ii)  Allocate FT Interactive (Europe) payroll
                                        costs to ledger expense account and cost
                                        centres

                         3.  Taxation Support

                             (a)  Advise of relevant tax developments

                             (b)  Prepare VAT returns and submit to Customs and
                                  Excise by reporting date

                             (c)  Taxation query helpline for specific tax
                                  guidance; available for issues of principle
                                  (e.g., interpretation of changes to tax
                                  legislation) rather than routine inquiries

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                                  (e.g., VAT charge on an invoice)

                             (d)  Prepare annual PSA return and submit it to
                                  Inland Revenue

                             (e)  Prepare annual corporation tax return and
                                  submit it to Inland Revenue

                             (f)  Coordinate and calculate quarterly CTSA
                                  installments

                             (g)  Respond to queries raised by HM Inspector of
                                  Taxes

                             (h)  Transfer pricing: Provide guidance and
                                  direction for the establishment of written
                                  contracts to support arms-length trading with
                                  overseas companies

                         4.  Company Secretarial

Primary Contacts:      Director of Group Accounting Services, Financial Times
                       Group Limited (UK), Number One Southwark Bridge, London,
                       SE1 9HL, England

                       European Finance Director, FT Interactive Data (Europe)
                       Limited, Fitzroy House, 13-17 Epworth Street, London,
                       EC2A 4DL, England

Fees:                  (pound)113,000 for 2000,(pound)110,000 for 2001

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      180 days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 18

                         GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES

Service Provider:      FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited ("FT Interactive
                       (Europe)")

Service Recipient:     Financial Times Information Limited ("FT")

Service Description:   FT Interactive (Europe) will provide FT with the
                       following general administration services:

                         1.  Company cars

                         2.  Mobile phones

                         3.  Post room

                         4.  Domestic and international couriers

                         5.  Copy prep and printing

                         6.  Information technology equipment purchasing

                         7.  Stationery

Primary Contacts:      European Finance Director, FT Interactive Data (Europe)
                       Limited, Fitzroy House, 13-17 Epworth Street, London,
                       EC2A 4DL, England

                       Finance Director, Financial Times Information Limited,
                       Number One Southwark Bridge, London, SE1 9HL, England

Fees:                  (pound)37,000 per year

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      180 days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 19

                           INSURANCE COVERAGE SERVICES

Service Provider:      Pearson plc ("Pearson")

Service Recipient:     Interactive Data Corporation ("Interactive")

Service Description:   Pearson will cause Interactive and its subsidiaries to be
                       covered by the following insurance policies:

                         1.  Material Damage, Business Interruption and Marine
                             Cargo - Ace

                       Insurance Policy Number 96UK146131.A

                         2.  UK Terrorism - Ace Insurance & Pool Re Policy
                             Number 96UK146131.A

                         3.  California Earthquake - Lloyd's Policy Number
                             551/J8X0274

                         4.  Public and Products Liability, Special Liabilities
                             (Financial Loss, Libel and Slander, Professional
                             Indemnity, Media Special Perils) - Ace Insurance
                             Policy Number 96UK146131.A

                         5.  Excess Liability - Chubb Policy Number 79760529;
                             Star Excess Policy Number 5553911

                         6.  UK Employer's Liability - Ace Insurance Policy
                             Number 96UK146131.A; AIG Policy Number 32007231

                         7.  UK Automobile - Zurich Insurance Policy Number
                             16/007025/8096007/MY

                         8.  US Workers Compensation & Automobile - Ace
                             Insurance Policy Number C4 28 31 33 5 (Workers
                             Compensation) and Policy Number H07679877; Spear
                             Insurance Policy Number 1-10012-00

                         9.  Crime - Ace Insurance Policy Number 96UK146131.A

                         10. UK Money - Eagle Star Policy Number 51437424/1

                         11. UK Personal Accident and Travel - Spear Insurance
                             Policy Number 1-10010-00

                         12. Directors and Officers Liability - Chubb Insurance
                             Policy Number 81425369C; AIG Policy Number
                             33002471; Encon Underwriting Policy Number
                             D0003747; Spear Insurance Policy Number 1-10009-00;
                             for 2000/2001 capped at the 1999/2000 DBC D&O
                             premium of $135,000

                         13. US Fiduciary Liability - Federal Policy Number
                             8095-69-63H and ERISA Bond - Federal Policy Number
                             8127-53-57C

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                       Note that the description, insurer and policy number of
                       the above may vary from time to time.

Primary Contacts:      Group Insurance Manager, Pearson plc, 80 Strand, London,
                       W1X 1LE, England

                       Chief Financial Officer, Interactive Data Corporation, 22
                       Crosby Drive, Bedford, MA, 01730, U.S.A.

Fees:                  Costs will be allocated to Interactive on the following
                       basis:

                         1.  Material Damage, Business Interruption and Marine
                             Cargo - property and sales values

                         2.  UK Terrorism - property and sales values

                         3.  California Earthquake - property and sales values

                         4.  Public and Products Liability, Special Liabilities
                             - sales values

                         5.  Excess Liability - sales values

                         6.  UK Employer's Liability - employee numbers and
                             payroll

                         7.  UK Automobile - vehicle numbers

                         8.  US Workers Compensation & Automobile- payroll
                             (workers compensation) and vehicle numbers
                             (automobile)

                         9.  Crime - employee numbers

                         10. UK Money - sales values

                         11. UK Personal Accident and Travel - employee numbers

                         12. Directors and Officers Liability - for 2000/2001
                             capped at the 1999/2000 Interactive Data
                             Corporation D&O premium (i.e., $135,800)

                         13. Fiduciary Liability and ERISA Bond 1999/2000 -
                             employee numbers

                       The costs allocated to Interactive will also include a
                       prorated administration fee in respect of Interactive's
                       participation in the services covered by this Schedule.

                       Note that claims history will also be factored in to any
                       premium allocations.

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                       In addition, Interactive will meet the cost of any risk
                       management services provided to Interactive by Ace
                       Insurance (e.g., property or workers compensation loss
                       control surveys) or such similar risk management service
                       provider and will also pay a reasonable contribution
                       towards insurance broking fees incurred by Pearson for
                       placing and handling the above insurance covers.

Policy Deductibles:    Interactive will be responsible for insurance policy
                       deductibles arising from Interactive's insurance claims
                       made under the above policies. Interactive's
                       responsibility for policy deductibles shall continue for
                       (a) claims still outstanding at the termination of
                       Insurance Coverage Services under this Agreement and (b)
                       claims that are submitted to insurers after the
                       termination of Insurance Coverage Services under this
                       Agreement.

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      Interactive may terminate the Insurance Coverage Services
Termination:           on May 31, 2001 and annually thereafter on May 31
                       provided that 60 days' notice is provided to Pearson's
                       Group Insurance Manager.

                       Pearson may terminate the Insurance Coverage Services on
                       180 days' notice to Interactive.

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                                   SCHEDULE 20

                          INTERACTIVEDATA.COM SERVICES

Service Provider:      FT Interactive Data Corporation ("FT Interactive")

Service Recipients:    The Financial Times Ltd. ("FT") - two accounts; Pearson
                       plc ("Pearson") - two accounts

Service Description:   FT Interactive will provide FT and Pearson with general
                       access to the basic data selection offered by
                       InteractiveData.com.

Primary Contacts:      Vice President, North American Business Lines, FT
                       Interactive Data Corporation, 22 Crosby Drive, Bedford,
                       MA 01730, U.S.A.

                       Product Manager, The Financial Times Ltd., Number One
                       Southwark Bridge, London, SE1 9HL, England

                       Business Development Executive, Pearson plc, 80 Strand,
                       London, W1X 1LE, England

Fees:                  $4,000 per account per year for normal services; $16,000
                       total per year

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      90 days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 21

                         MISCELLANEOUS INTERNET SERVICES

Service Provider:      FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited ("FT Interactive
                       (Europe)")

Service Recipient:     Pearson plc ("Pearson")

Service Description:   FT Interactive (Europe) will provide Pearson with the
                       following services:

                         1.  Wallboard

                         2.  Hosting Pearsonville.com website

Primary Contacts:      Production Director, FT Interactive Data (Europe)
                       Limited, Fitzroy House, 13-17 Epworth Street, London,
                       EC2A 4DL, England

                       Webmaster, Pearson plc, 80 Strand, London, W1X 1LE,
                       England

Fees:                  (pound)6,000 per year

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      90 Days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 22

                                PAYROLL SERVICES

Service Provider:      Financial Times Group Limited (UK) ("FT")

Service Recipient:     FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited ("FT Interactive
                       (Europe)")

Service Description:   FT will provide FT Interactive (Europe) with the
                       following payroll services:

                         1.  Payroll processing

                             (a)  Monthly payment of BACS payments directly to
                                  all UK payroll employees

                             (b)  Payment of BACS payments to UK employees made
                                  outside of payroll timing

                             (c)  BACS cancellations

                             (d)  Payment of BACS/Hexagon payments to non-UK
                                  based employees into one of two specified bank
                                  accounts

                             (e)  Correction of incorrect payments made to
                                  employees as a result of RSC error in
                                  processing of payroll

                             (f)  Correction of late payments to employees

                             (g)  Production and distribution of payslips to
                                  each employee as required

                             (h)  Payment to third parties (e.g., Inland
                                  Revenue, SAYE providers) as required

                             (i)  Provision of standard pension reports and
                                  appropriate payment due to Pearson plc Pension
                                  Department

                             (j)  Provision of payroll reports both manually and
                                  electronically in format compatible with Sun
                                  accounting system

                         2.  Reports

                             (a)  Preparation of Standard Year End Reports
                                  (P11d)

                             (b)  Preparation of Standard Year End Reports (P14,
                                  P35, P60, Class a NIC's)

                             (c)  Preparation of ad-hoc reports requested by
                                  Financial Times

                         3.  Queries

                             (a)  Respond to queries related to tax, statutory
                                  compliance

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                                  and other legislative issues

                             (b)  Respond to general payroll queries Primary
                                  Contacts: Director of Group Accounting
                                  Services, Financial Times Group Limited (UK),
                                  Number One Southwark Bridge, London, SE1 9HL,
                                  England

                       European Finance Director, FT Interactive Data (Europe)
                       Limited, Fitzroy House, 13-17 Epworth Street, London,
                       EC2A 4DL, England

Fees:                  (pound)42,000 per year

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      180 days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 23

                PRODUCTION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES - FTEP

Service Provider:      FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited ("FT Interactive
                       (Europe)")

Service Recipient:     Financial Times Information Limited ("FTI")

Service Description:   FT Interactive (Europe) will provide FTI with the
                       following resources and support services:

                         1.  Tandem, mainframe and UNIX programming and
                             administration

                         2.  Oracle DBA

                         3.  Technical helpdesk

                         4.  Data Centre bank-up and support

                         5.  LAN and WAN services

Primary Contacts:      Production Director, FT Interactive Data (Europe)
                       Limited, Fitzroy House, 13-17 Epworth Street, London,
                       EC2A 4DL, England

                       Finance Director, Financial Times Information Limited,
                       Number One Southwark Bridge, London, SE1 9HL, England

Fees:                  (pound)3.52 million per year

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      N/A
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 24

            PRODUCTION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES - FT NEWSPAPER

Service Provider:      FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited ("FT Interactive
                       (Europe)")

Service Recipient:     Financial Times Group Limited (UK) ("FT")

Service Description:   FT Interactive (Europe) will provide FT with the
                       following production information technology services for
                       the Financial Times newspaper:

                         1.  Technical LAN support to enable all incoming and
                             outgoing internet email to and from any email
                             address which ends "@ft.com"

                         2.  Technical services enabling internet names to be
                             translated into the DNS code required to find the
                             website

Primary Contacts:      Production Director, FT Interactive Data (Europe)
                       Limited, Fitzroy House, 13-17 Epworth Street, London,
                       EC2A 4DL, England

                       IT Director, The Financial Times Group Ltd., Number One
                       Southwark Bridge, London, SE1 9HL, England

Fees:                  (pound)40,000 per year

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      90 days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 25

        PRODUCTION INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES - FT PERSONAL FINANCE

Service Provider:      FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited ("FT Interactive
                       (Europe)")

Service Recipient:     Financial Times Information Limited ("FT")

Service Description:   FT Interactive (Europe) will provide FT with general LAN
                       support services, such as servers, desktop services and
                       applications for FT Personal Finance.

Primary Contacts:      European Finance Director, FT Interactive Data (Europe)
                       Limited, Fitzroy House, 13-17 Epworth Street, London,
                       EC2A 4DL, England

                       Finance Director, Financial Times Information Limited,
                       One Poultry, EC2R 8FT, London, England

Fees:                  (pound)30,000 per year

Service Period:        Ends on December 31, 2000

Notice Period for      N/A
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 26

                               PURCHASING SERVICES

Service Provider:      Pearson, Inc. ("Pearson")

Service Recipient:     Interactive Data Corporation ("Interactive")

Service Description:   Pearson will allow Interactive to benefit from group
                       purchasing contracts Pearson has entered into with
                       certain vendors (e.g., Xerox, IBM, Carson Wagonlit)

Primary Contacts:      Vice President, Purchasing, Pearson, Inc., 1330 Avenue of
                       the Americas, New York, NY, 10019, U.S.A.

                       Manager of Administration, Interactive Data Corporation,
                       22 Crosby Drive, Bedford, MA, 01730, U.S.A.

Fees:                  No charge

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      One year
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 27

                         RESOURCES AND SUPPORT SERVICES

Service Provider:      FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited ("FT Interactive
                       (Europe)")

Service Recipient:     The Financial Times Limited ("FT")

Service Description:   FT Interactive (Europe) will provide FT with the
                       following resources and support services:

                         1.  Two developers supporting current HP funds system
                             (FT Stats)

                         2.  Development of a new SICKLE system

Primary Contacts:      Development Director, FT Interactive Data (Europe)
                       Limited, Fitzroy House, 13-17 Epworth Street, London,
                       EC2A 4DL, England

                       IT Director, The Financial Times Limited (UK), Number One
                       Southwark Bridge, London, SE1 9HL, England

Fees:                  (pound)96,000 per year (subject to review in 2001 in
                       conjunction with Data Services - Schedule 16

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      One year
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 28

                          SALES ADMINISTRATION SERVICES

Service Provider:      Financial Times Group Limited (UK) ("FT")

Service Recipient:     FT Interactive Financial Limited ("FT Interactive")

Service Description:   FT will provide FT Interactive (Europe) with the
                       following sales administration services:

                         1.  Billing of FT Interactive (Europe) products

                         2.  New Contracts

                             (a)  Set up new contracts and advise Sales
                                  Department as appropriate

                             (b)  Business acquisitions which may involve
                                  setting up large numbers of new accounts will
                                  be processed according to any specific
                                  timetable and procedures agreed upon at the
                                  time of the acquisition

                         3.  Contract Amendments

                             (a)  Process and confirm to Sales Department
                                  properly advised amendments as appropriate

                             (b)  Clarification will be sought from the
                                  originator in the event of any incomplete or
                                  unclear requests

                         4.  Credit Note Requests

                             (a)  Process properly completed and authorized
                                  requests

                             (b)  Incomplete or insufficiently authorized
                                  requests will be returned to the originator
                                  for clarification

                         5.  Process queries

                             (a)  Process and resolve customer inquiries
                                  directly when possible

                             (b)  Where input from Sales Department is required,
                                  pass details to appropriate person

                             (c)  Process inquiries from FT Interactive (Europe)
                                  accountants

                         6.  Process manual invoices throughout the course of
                             each month

                         7.  Reports

                             (a)  Check monthly implementation report to ensure
                                  that all valid contracts have been set up and
                                  billed

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                             (b)  Check Sutos report from production against
                                  billing system

Primary Contacts:      Director of Group Accounting Services, Financial Times
                       Group Accounting Services, Financial Times Group Limited
                       (UK), Number One Southwark Bridge, London, SE1 9HL,
                       England

                       European Finance Director, FT Interactive Data (Europe)
                       Limited, Fitzroy House, 13-17 Epworth Street, London,
                       EC2A 4DL, England

Fees:                  (pound)113,000 for 2000,(pound)109,000 for 2001

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      One year
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 29

                    SALES LEDGER AND CREDIT CONTROL SERVICES

Service Provider:      Financial Times Group Limited (UK) ("FT")

Service Recipient:     FT Interactive Financial Limited ("FT Interactive
                       (Europe)")

Service Description:   FT will provide FT Interactive (Europe) with the
                       following sales ledger and credit control services:

                         1.  Cash Allocation

                             (a)  Process on the sales ledger all cash receipts

                                  (i)   Process and allocate to the appropriate
                                        sales debtor all payment receipts as
                                        supplied by the cashier's office within
                                        48 hours (but always 100% by month-end
                                        close), to include accounting entries
                                        for bank charges and any exchange
                                        differences

                             (b)  Control and reconcile unallocated cash account

                                  (i)   Reconcile debtor suspense and ensure
                                        balance is zero at the end of each month

                                  (ii)  Reconcile unallocated cash on a regular
                                        basis and ensure balance remains below
                                        "20,000

                                  (iii) Inform FT Interactive (Europe)
                                        controllers when unidentified cash is
                                        received

                         2.  Credit control

                             (a)  Allocate two full-time credit controllers for
                                  the credit control of FT Interactive (Europe)

                             (b)  Debtor Statements

                                  (i)   Produce debtor statements and post to
                                        clients within two days of month-end
                                        close

                                  (ii)  Sort, identify and hold back any queried
                                        items

                             (c)  Debt Chasing

                                  (i)   Contact accounts greater
                                        than(pound)1,000 that fall due for
                                        payments

                                  (ii)  All overdue accounts to be subject to
                                        debt chasing, apart from queried items

                                  (iii) Send reminder letter in accordance with
                                        the automatic reminder cycle set up in
                                        Sun

                                  (iv)  Send final demand five days after
                                        statements

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                                        have been sent in the following month

                                  (v)   Refer debt to agreed third party agents
                                        after discussion with appropriate Sales
                                        Department personnel

                                  (vi)  Provide monthly summary of debts
                                        referred to debt collectors and monthly
                                        charge

                         3.  Reports

                             (a)  Cash Spreadsheet

                                  (i)   Update cash spreadsheet daily for all
                                        cash receipts posted to the sales ledger

                                  (ii)  Ensure that cash spreadsheet is
                                        distributed to credit controllers on a
                                        daily basis and to FT Interactive
                                        (Europe) management on a weekly basis

                             (b)  Aged Analysis

                                  (i)   Run aged analysis report following
                                        month-end closure and produce a DSO
                                        figure for sales debtors in line with
                                        Group reporting deadline (eight working
                                        days)

                                  (ii)  Agree an acceptable level of DSOs and
                                        ensure that this level is reached and
                                        maintained

                                  (iii) Report information to FT Interactive
                                        (Europe) as above within eight working
                                        days

                             (c)  Monthly Debtors Report: Provide monthly
                                  debtor's report within eight working days of
                                  receipt of final monthly figures

                         4.  Queries

                             (a)  Client Queries

                                  (i)   Resolve client queries within five days
                                        when possible

                                  (ii)  Ensure all customer queries requiring
                                        input from Sales Department are passed
                                        to FT Interactive (Europe) on the day of
                                        receipt

                             (b)  Liaise with FT Interactive (Europe) and
                                  Creditors: Provide debtors with any necessary
                                  documentation to resolve queries and liaise
                                  with FT Interactive (Europe) as required

Primary Contacts:      Director of Group Accounting Services, Financial Times
                       Group Limited (UK), Number One Southwark Bridge, London,
                       SE1

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                       9HL, England

                       European Finance Director, FT Interactive Data (Europe)
                       Limited, Fitzroy House, 13-17 Epworth Street, London,
                       EC2A 4DL, England

Fees:                  (pound)104,000 for 2000,(pound)99,000 for 2001

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      One year
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 30

                                  SVS SERVICES

Service Provider:      FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited ("FT Interactive
                       (Europe)")

Service Recipient:     The Financial Times Ltd. ("FT")

Service Description:   FT Interactive (Europe) will provide FT with the
                       following SVS services:

                         1.  FT Cityline

                         2.  Wallboard

Primary Contacts:      Managing Director, FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited,
                       Fitzroy House, 13-17 Epworth Street, London, EC2A 4DL,
                       England

                       Director, Partnership Publishing, The Financial Times
                       Ltd., Number One Southwark Bridge, London, SE1 9HL,
                       England

Fees:                  (pound)70,000 per year

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      90 Days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 31

                                  TAX SERVICES

Service Provider:      Pearson, Inc. ("Pearson")

Service Recipients:    Interactive Data Corporation ("Interactive") and its
                       subsidiaries

Service Description:   Pearson will provide Interactive and its subsidiaries
                       with the following tax services:

                         1.  Provide tax compliance services - US and UK

                         2.  Provide audit assistance - US and UK

                         3.  Provide tax advisory and tax planning services as
                             required - US and UK

                         4.  Provide tax accounting and financial reporting
                             services

                         5.  Advise and assist with respect to mergers and
                             acquisitions as required

                         6.  Advise and assist with international tax issues
                             relating to US ownership of foreign companies
                             (e.g., 1118's, 5471 subpart F income)

Primary Contacts:      Primary Contacts:

                       Vice President of Taxation, Pearson, Inc., 1330 Avenue of
                       the Americas, New York, NY, 10019, U.S.A.

                       Tax Director, Interactive Data Corporation, 100 Executive
                       Drive, Suite 335, West Orange, NJ 07052

                       Senior Vice President - Finance and Administration, FT
                       Interactive Data Corporation, 22 Crosby Drive, Bedford,
                       MA, 01730, U.S.A.

Fees:                  Muller Data Corporation - $70,000 plus reasonable
                       expenses per tax year or pro-rated portion thereof in the
                       event Muller merges into FT Interactive Data Corporation.

                       FT Interactive Data Corporation - $70,000 plus reasonable
                       expenses per tax year, increased to $87,000 plus
                       reasonable expenses per tax year following the merger of
                       FT Interactive Data Corporation and Muller Data
                       Corporation

                       Tax examination support for US tax authorities - 70% of
                       the net standard fee charged to Pearson by
                       PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

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Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      By mutual agreement.
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 32

                        TRADEMARK ADMINISTRATION SERVICES

Service Provider:      Financial Times Group Limited (UK) ("FT")

Service Recipient:     FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited ("FT Interactive
                       (Europe)")

Service Description:   FT will provide FT Interactive (Europe) with trademark
                       administration services for the trademarks used by FT
                       Interactive (Europe).

Primary Contacts:      Company Secretary, Financial Times Group Limited (UK),
                       Number One Southwark Bridge, London, SE1 9HL, England

                       Company Secretary, FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited,
                       Fitzroy House, 13-17 Epworth Street, London, EC2A 4DL,
                       England

Fees:                  (pound)2,000 for 2000,(pound)28,000 for 2001 (subject to
                       review)

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      180 days
Termination:

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                                   SCHEDULE 33

                                DATABASE SERVICES

Service Provider:      FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited ("FT Interactive
                       (Europe)")

Service Recipient:     FT.com

Service Description:   FT Interactive (Europe) will provide FT.com with access
                       to the FTS View Facility and to Securities Alert files to
                       enable FT.com to match company news stories with home
                       quote ticker codes.

Primary Contacts:      Business Manager, FT Interactive Data (Europe) Limited,
                       Fitzroy House, 13-17 Epworth Street, London, EC2A 4DL,
                       England

                       Finance Director, FT.com, One Poultry, EC2R 8FT, London,
                       England

Fees:                  For FTS View access:(pound)4,000 per annum ((pound)333.33
                       per month) for 3 user Ids; (pound)10.80 per hour
                       connection fee

                       For Securities Alert access:(pound)2.00 per security per
                       annum (assuming volume of approximately 10,000
                       securities)

Service Period:        Commencing February 29, 2000 and continuing thereafter
                       until such time as the service is terminated in
                       accordance with the terms of the Agreement.

Notice Period for      90 days
Termination:

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