Prince William and Prince Harry recently took to the trading floor where they registered a world record 25 billion euro deal for charity. They spent around an hour negotiating deals at the BGC Partners brokerage in London's Docklands during the firm's annual charity day to raise [?] in memory of its 658 employees who [?] in the 9/11 attacks on the World [?] Centre in New York exactly 12 years ago.

The last and biggest [?] the brothers made was for 25 billion euros, a deal which broke a world [?] for a forward foreign exchange.  A BGC [?] mentored Harry through the deal he made alongside William.

As the brothers switched from desk to desk [?] deals with firms including Barclays and Citi, [?] gave Harry gifts for his little nephew Prince George. Prince Harry egged on brokers to raise the [?] of deals, calling out figures and lifting his hand to indicate the
[?] needed to be higher. Prince William was also very [?], making enough efforts to concentrate on the [?] despite the noise around him.

The money [?] by each charity day is [?] between several charities in the UK and abroad. The Princes were raising money for SkillForce, of which William is patron, and WellChild, where Harry is patron.