Northern Trust Corporation

works to keep its clients' trust. Founded in 1889, flagship subsidiary The Northern Trust Company and other units bearing the Northern Trust name offer banking and trust services, brokerage, asset servicing, securities lending, and proprietary mutual funds (the Northern Funds) to institutional clients and the affluent from more than 90 offices in nearly 20 states and more than 15 countries. Operating in two main segments, Corporate and Institutional Services and Personal Financial Services, Northern Trust has more than $4.2 trillion of assets under custody and some $670 billion under management. 50 S. La Salle St. Phone: 312-630-6000 http://www.northerntrust.com Chicago, IL 60603 Fax: 312-630-1512 File Number: 0774471 Incorporation Date / Formation Date: 08/23/1971 Entity Name: NORTHERN TRUST CORPORATION Entity Kind: CORPORATION Entity Type: GENERAL Residency: DOMESTIC State: DE REGISTERED AGENT INFORMATION Name: THE CORPORATION TRUST COMPANY Address: CORPORATION TRUST CENTER 1209 ORANGE STREET City: WILMINGTON County: NEW CASTLE State: DE Postal Code: 19801 Phone: (302)658-7581 List All Filings as Signatory Search Recent Filings (as Signatory) for Peter K. Ewing Peter K. Ewing has been a Signatory for/with the following 14 Registrants:

Byrum Michael P Demaret John O Ewing Peter K FlexShares Trust [ formerly NT ETF Trust ] Foreside Fund Services LLC Keller Werner E Lydon Thomas F Jr NETS Trust Northern Trust Investments/Inc [ formerly Northern Trust Investments NA ] Rydex Capital Partners I Rydex Capital Partners Sphinx Fund Transparent Value Trust Verboncoeur Carl G

Viragh Albert P Jr

Here is the listing on the Northern Trust Corporation/ Global Investment. Once again we see another company locked in under, THE CORPORATION TRUST COMPANY. This is the mother company that goes back to a secret, New York Trust company put into place by J. P. Morgan and the L.C. Payseur Family, which holds all major corporation dealing with Transportation, Banking, communication and Railroads development in this country. I call it the Morgan Web. This family owns still all of the fortune 500 companies +++++ and they were all in 99 year leases hidden in these Deeds of Trust which were ultimately to go back to the Crown of England and the Vatican. But when Mr. Paysuer of the family died and then the Trustees ran away with the farm since 1930 because it was all secret and the administrator died and left girls as the heirs and they did not know their ass from a hold in the ground. All they wanted was that check each week for the leases. The family never opened the family safe of Mr. Paysuers to see what they owned until many years after his death. It also hides and holds the Federal Reserve company as well as the Internal Revenue company. I went to Delaware and discovered THE CORPORATION TRUST COMPANY back many years ago and just put it up and I keep on telling my friend Maria about the golden egg that I had found on the global ownership of every corporation. It was not till 2007 when she and I hooked up in New York that a gave her a copy of the paper work of the, THE CORPORATION TRUST COMPANY which was formed in 1907. I could not buy it in Delaware because it would have cost me nearly 3 grand. The document that was done in 1930s included the incorporation charter along

with about 400 pages of triple column listing of all of the corporations that were under this mother Trust at that time. So being the sneaky person I am I was making pictures of the computer screen with my camera until I got caught and I was told to delete them which I did not but I did leave. When I gave the document to Maria, she almost shit her draws. She said do you know what you have found. I told her I know what it means to me but then she told me what it means to everyone. This document and the legislation in Delaware that went with it turned all corporations into PERSON to have all of the capabilities as a living being. SHIT Northern Trust Corporation is an international financial services
company headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, USA. It provides investment management, asset and fund administration, fiduciary and banking services through a network of 85 offices in 18 U.S. states and 12 international offices in North America, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. As of March 31, 2012, Northern Trust Corporation had $92 billion in banking assets, $4.6 trillion in assets under custody and $717 billion in assets under management. In March 2010, Forbes Magazine ranked Northern Trust as the world's most admired company in the "Superregional Banks" category.[2]

1 History 2 Services o 2.1 Corporate and Institutional Services (C&IS) o 2.2 Personal Financial Services (PFS) o 2.3 Northern Trust Global Investments (NTGI) 3 Businesses and other subsidiaries 4 Locations 5 Sponsorships 6 Community initiatives 7 References

History
Northern Trust was founded in 1889 by Byron Laflin Smith in a one-room office in the Rookery Building in Chicago's Loop, with a focus on providing trust and banking services for the city's prosperous citizens.[3] Smith provided 40% of the bank's original capitalization of $1 million, and counted such businessmen

and civic leaders as Marshall Field, Martin A. Ryerson, and Philip D. Armour among the original 27 shareholders. Intimately acquainted with the operations of the bank, these men would personally examine Northern's assets and records at each year's end. In October 1929, however, the flamboyant decade of the 1920s came to a sudden haltthe stock market crash led to a spectacular drop in prices, employment and production. As these troubles swept across the country, one bank after another closed. Two days after his inauguration on March 6, 1933, Franklin D. Roosevelt closed all the banks in the United States. When they reopened a short time later, there was a great deal of uncertainty as to what might occur. Fortunately, the people in line outside the Northern bank offices were there to deposit money instead of withdraw it. Northern's conservative policies had served it well during the 1920s.[4]

The company's headquarters building at 50 South LaSalle Street in the Financial District of Chicago was completed in 1905 and was designed by Frost and Granger.[5] It is shown here in 1907. By 1941 nearly half of all the bank's commercial accounts were drawn from outside the Chicago metropolitan area. During World War II, Northern once again took part in the government's war bond drives, and also provided loans for manufacturing war materials under special government programs. The war created more opportunities for the bank; all sectors of its business expanded, and by 1945 the Northern Trust had doubled in size. The years after World War II brought even greater prosperity to the bank as it continued to expand its services. Still under the direction of Solomon Smith, management at the bank became more aware of electronic data processing and how this new technology could revolutionize the banking industry. During the 1950s, Northern was at the forefront of developing numerous automated banking services, including the first fully automated financial statements for trust clients.

When Solomon Smith died in 1963 and his son, Edward Byron Smith, assumed leadership of the bank, assets totaled more than $1 billion. Near the end of the decade, Northern became the first state-chartered bank from Illinois to open an office outside the United States. Throughout the 1970s and 80s, Northern Trust acquired companies and expanded into Florida, Arizona, California and Texas. When oil prices dropped suddenly in the early 1980s, many South American nations realized they could not pay off their enormous bank loans. Northern suffered uncharacteristically high losses. Aggressive management, loan reserves, and write-off enabled the bank to restore its asset quality. When Edward Byron Smith retired in 1979, he was succeeded by E. Norman Staub, followed a few years later by Philip W. K. Sweet, and then by Weston Christopherson. When company veteran David W. Fox took over, he was only the seventh chief executive in the bank's existence. William A. Osborn was named president and chief operating officer in 1993 and became chairman and chief executive officer, in addition to president, in 1995. He stepped down as president in 2006 and as CEO on January 1, 2008. Frederick H. "Rick" Waddell then became president and CEO. Northern Trust counts over 20% of the U.S.'s wealthiest families as its clients. It is also one of the largest global custodians in the world, serving the asset servicing needs of corporate and public retirement, foundations, endowment, fund managers, insurance companies and government funds.[1]

Services
Corporate and Institutional Services (C&IS)
C&IS is a global provider of asset servicing, asset management, and related services to corporate and public retirement funds, foundations, endowments, fund managers, insurance companies, and government funds. C&IS also offers a commercial banking services, with emphasis on developing and supporting institutional relationships in large and mid-sized corporations, and financial institutions. Client relationships are managed principally through the Chicago, London, Singapore, and Toronto branch locations, with other operations or representative offices in New Jersey, Ireland, the Channel Islands, the Netherlands, China, and Australia. Asset servicing relationships managed by C&IS often include investment management, securities lending, transition management, and commission recapture services provided through Northern Trust Global Investments (NTGI). C&IS also provides related foreign exchange services in the U.S., U.K., Guernsey, and Singapore.

Personal Financial Services (PFS)

PFS provides personal trust, investment management, custody, and philanthropic services; financial consulting; guardianship and estate

administration; qualified retirement plans; and private and business banking. PFS focuses on high net worth individuals and families, business owners, executives, professionals, retirees, and established privately held businesses in its target markets. PFS also includes the Wealth Management Group, which provides customized products and services to meet the financial needs of individuals and family offices in the United States and throughout the world with assets typically exceeding $75 million. PFS services are delivered through a network of 85 offices in 18 U.S. states as well as offices in London and Guernsey.

Northern Trust Global Investments (NTGI)

NTGI, through various subsidiaries of the Corporation, provides a broad range of investment management and related services and other products to U.S. and non-U.S. clients of C&IS and PFS. Clients include institutional and individual separately managed accounts, bank common and collective funds, registered investment companies, non-U.S. collective investment funds and unregistered private investment funds. NTGI offers both active and passive equity and fixed income portfolio management, as well as alternative asset classes (such as private equity and hedge funds of funds) and multimanager products and services. NTGIs activities also include brokerage and related services. NTGIs business operates internationally through subsidiaries, alliances, and distribution arrangements.

Businesses and other subsidiaries

The Corporation's principal subsidiary is The Northern Trust Company. The Corporation also owns two investment management subsidiaries, Northern Trust Investments, N.A. and Northern Trust Global Advisors, Inc.

Locations
Northern Trusts global locations include: Abu Dhabi, Amsterdam, Bangalore, Beijing, Dublin, Guernsey, Hong Kong, Isle of Man, Jersey, Limerick, London, Melbourne, Singapore, Stockholm, India, Tokyo and Toronto. Within the United States, locations include Illinois, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin.

The headquarters in 2007

Sponsorships
Northern Trust is the sponsor of the Northern Trust Open, a PGA Tour event that since its inception has generated more than $50 million for philanthropic causes in Southern California. Northern Trust Open - At a Glance When: February 1619, 2012 Where: Riviera Country Club, Pacific Palisades, California Contact: (800) 752-OPEN (6736) Purse: $6,600,000 Winning Share: $1,170,000 (2012) Yards: 7,298 2008 Champion: Phil Mickelson 2009 Champion: Phil Mickelson 2010 Champion: Steve Stricker 2011 Champion: Aaron Baddeley 2012 Champion: Bill Haas Broadcast: The Golf Channel, CBS and the PGA TOUR Network on Sirius XM 209

Community initiatives

Northern Trust strives to give approximately 1.5% of its pre-tax profits to charities every year. In 2007, Northern Trusts global philanthropy program awarded $17.5 million dollars, a 13.7% increase over 2006, and $223,000 worth of in-kind gifts were donated.

References
Notes 1. ^ a b c d e f g "2010 Form 10-K, Northern Trust Corporation". United States Securities and Exchange Commission. 2. ^ "World's Most Admired Companies", Forbes Magazine (March 22, 2010) 3. ^ "Northern Trust Co.", The Electronic Encyclopedia of Chicago 4. ^ Business: Loop Flurry 5. ^ "Northern Trust Company Building" on the Chicago Architecture website Further reading

Fox, David W., "The Northern Trust Company Celebrating 100 Years" "Northern Trust Opts to Build, Not Buy", ABA Bank Journal (March 1990) "Golf Journal: No Entertaining, Please-It's Golf" Wall Street Journal (2/28/09); "The outcry over Northern Trust's tournament sponsorship shows the chill threatening golf and business"

These are some of the Corporations Listed Under Northern Trust Corporation and Investments all of these are also owned by Payseur family and the Railroad Leases. I will send you and example of what I mean with Exxon. Mr. Payseur always owned the #1 principle voting stock in each of his companies. Apple Inc Exxon Mobil Corp International Business Mach... Microsoft Corp General Electric Co Chevron Corp Procter & Gamble Co StreetTRACKS Gold Trust JP Morgan Chase & Co Johnson & Johnson Wells Fargo & Co Illinois Tool Works Inc AT&T Corp Verizon Communications Inc Schlumberger Ltd ConocoPhillips Home Depot Inc Google Inc Coca-Cola Co Pfizer Inc Philip Morris International... Intel Corp QUALCOMM Inc Oracle Corp Abbott Laboratories McDonalds Corp Berkshire Hathaway B Cisco Systems Inc Pepsico Inc Merck & Co Inc Wal-Mart Stores Inc Citigroup Inc United Technologies Corp Bank of America Corp

Walt Disney Co EMC Corp Amazon.com Inc Comcast Corp Occidental Petroleum Corp US Bancorp Delaware United Parcel Service Inc EI DuPont de Nemours & Co Simon Property Group Inc Amgen Inc Northern Trust Corp CVS/Caremark Corp Costco Wholesale Corp Boeing Co Visa Inc Nike Inc B National-Oilwell Varco Emerson Electric Co Union Pacific Corp Accenture Plc Class A Ordinary Colgate Palmolive Co Hewlett Packard Co MasterCard Inc A Starbucks Corp Honeywell International Inc Monsanto Co Target Corp Automatic Data Processing Inc Anadarko Petroleum Corp Time Warner Inc Kimberly Clark Corp Celgene Corp Deere & Co

American Express Co Unitedhealth Group Inc Bristol-Myers Squibb Co Caterpillar Inc iShares TR MSCI EAFE Indx FD 3M Co Kraft Foods Inc Altria Group Inc Goldman Sachs Group Inc Danaher Corp Praxair Inc Standard & Poors Depository iShares Lehman TIPS Bond Dow Chemical Co Medtronic Inc Dominion Resources Inc eBay Inc iShares MSCI Emrg Mkt Income Eli Lilly & Co Lowes Companies Inc Southern Co News Corp Class A Freeport McMoRan Copper & G... Texas Instruments Inc Apache Corp Ford Motor Co Baxter International Inc TJX Companies Inc YUM! Brands Inc Priceline.com Inc Covidien Ltd MetLife Inc Gilead Sciences Inc