Knight Investments LLC Registers with Washington International Trade Association for assistance

Online, February 9, 2010 (Newswire.com) - The Washington International Trade Association (WITA) is a non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to providing a neutral forum in the nation's capital for the open and robust discussion of international trade policy and related issues. WITA is widely considered Washington's premier trade forum.

Knight Investments LLC's recent activity as a registered compliance hub prompted senior staff officials to extend their abilities through such organizations.

"It is our mission as a company that we secure external collateralization procedures, in an effort to help humanitarian causes. We also have our eyes set on emerging technologies, and the effort of rehabilitating ailing economies. Registering with WITA provides us a great advance in these efforts." said Dr. Thomas Johnson, Board of Advisor for Knight Investments LLC

WITA was founded in 1982 by a group of Washington area trade professionals who found a need to stay abreast of developments in trade policy, make and maintain professional contacts, and exchange information and ideas concerning world trade and international business opportunities. These mechanics have lead to the notation of Knight Investments LLC in an effort to help extend these unique business opportunities to projects undergoing compliance procedures.

Today, WITA's steadily growing membership is over 1,500 strong, including more than 120 corporate sponsors and group memberships. WITA keeps its members informed through an extensive series of programs and special events (such as our Annual Awards Dinner and Congressional Trade Agenda program) that focus on the latest positions taken by the Administration and Congress on trade policy, rules and regulations governing international trade, views of US trade policy from abroad, current issues in trade, and the latest developments in the ever-changing trade landscape.

It is Knight Investments LLC's primary goal to have a central focus on atest positions taken by the United States Administration and Congress on trade policy, rules and regulations governing international trade to help external collateralization procedures.