Amanda Holden, Abbey Clancy and Katherine Jenkins put on their best telephone voices as they attended the BGC charity day in London on Wednesday afternoon.
Boston Globe Consulting organize the annual event each year at their Canary Wharf office to commemorate the devastating September 11 terrorist attacks in 2001.
The event staged at its offices commemorated 658 Cantor Fitzgerald staff and 61 EuroBrokers employees who died in the attack on the World Trade Centre in New York on September 11, 2001.
The event brings together dozens of famous faces, who take to the trading floor in a bid to raise money for causes close to their heart.
And picking up the phone on behalf of Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, Amanda, 48, was in high spirits as she mingled with her fellow guests on Wednesday afternoon.
The Britain’s Got Talent presenter looked typically stylish in a semi-sheer pink co-ord while closing deals with the expert guidance of experienced brokers, on hand to help the visiting celebrities raise their much needed cash.
Elsewhere Abbey, 33, caught the eye in a buckled blazer jacket and ripped jeans after making her way into the event alongside recently retired footballer husband Peter Crouch.
Upbeat: Picking up the phone on behalf of Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, Amanda, 48, was in high spirits as she mingled with her fellow guests on Wednesday afternoon
Side by side: Elsewhere Abbey, 33, caught the eye in a buckled blazer jacket and ripped jeans after making her way into the event alongside recently retired footballer husband Peter Crouch
In good company: Abbey was joined by an experienced broker as she attempted to close deals at the charitable event, held to commemorate the devastating September 11 terrorist attacks in 2001
Wheeling and dealing: Katherine looked delighted after making an all important trade on behalf of her represented charity, Grief Encounter
The pair were on hand to raise money for Children with Cancer UK, and they were in characteristically buoyant mood as they shared a joke with their broker before trading got underway.
Joining the group, Welsh mezzo-soprano Katherine, 39, sported an elegant cinched blue dress while representing child bereavement charity Grief Encounter.
The star was seen enjoying a light-hearted phone conversation as she sealed a deal on behalf of the London based charity.
Yes, it really is me: The Welsh mezzo-soprano laughed while chatting to a potential client on the phone during Wednesday’s star-studded event
Who’s on line 2? Amanda checked out a bank of screens as calls flooded in on Wednesday afternoon
Comedy gold: Abbey and Peter were in characteristically buoyant mood as they raised cash for Children With Cancer UK
Time on his hands: Peter was making an appearance at the event after recently announcing his retirement from football following an illustrious career
Abbey on line 1: The Liverpudlian model oozed confidence as she raised money alongside her husband
Meanwhile The Duke of Sussex closed a £1 billion deal on a financial trading floor as he helped raise thousands of pounds for charity including his Invictus Games.
Armed with three phones as traders barked orders at him, Harry kept his cool and managed to seal the transaction, which is estimated to have raised £50,000.
At the Gilts desk, which trades in Government debt, Harry completed the huge trade under the watchful eye of Ryder Brown, co-head of the department.
Don’t mind me: But the pop star was hard to miss as she took to the phones at One Churchill Place, Canary Wharf
Here to help: As with every celebrity at the event on Wednesday, the pop sensation was accompanied by an experienced broker
Brown said the duke had done the difficult job of closing a £1 billion trade in 10-year gilts.
He said: ‘I thought he was excellent. It was very nerve-wracking but he handled the pressure well and closed the trade.That was the hard bit, to close the trade. He picked the telephone up and managed to do it – it’s like old-style trading.’
He followed the orders of staff around him as he finished a £75 million deal and at one point said to the client on the end of the line, “come on, just one more”.
When the deal was done another, this time worth £100 million, was offered and he told the unknown trader on the phone “we’re working your order”, then added “can you improve your offer” when prompted by a BGC trader to say the words.
Special day: Held in partnership with Cantor Fitzgerald, who lost numerous staff members in the attack, the event brings together dozens of famous faces, who take to the trading floor in a bid to raise money for causes close to their heart
Engaging sight: Cheryl caught the eye in a stylish tartan top during her appearance at the event
You’re surrounded: Brokers looked as she attempted to close yet another deal on behalf of her chosen charity on Wednesday
Finally a round of applause went up when the transaction was completed.
Comic Jimmy Carr, Game Of Thrones star Kit Harrington, London Mayor Sadiq Khan and former England football manager Sam Allardyce also part in the BGC charity day.
Joining guests at the event, Cheryl made a bold style statement in a red tartan asymmetrical high-neck jumper with one side a T-shirt and the other a long-sleeved top.
Getting involved: TV presenter Donna Air and All Saints star Natalie Appleton made sure their presence was felt at the event
She’s game: Former Sky Sports presenter Kirsty Gallacher took to the phones on behalf of Muscular Dystrophy UK
For a good cause: Kirsty joined dozens of celebrities at the annual event, held in London’s Canary Wharf
You know nothing Jon Snow: Kit Harington put a difficult few months behind him as he took to the phones on Wednesday
Anyone know the Westeros dialing code? The actor was predictably mobbed after making his way onto the trading floor
The 36-year old pop star teamed the item of clothing with a pair of comfy-looking black silk combat trousers.
Adding some glamorous touches, the singer accessorised her look with a pair of black pointed heeled ankle boots and gold hooped earrings.
Cheryl styled her brunette locks into a sleek sweptback bun hairdo, she added a slick of glamorous make-up.
BGC Partners is a company of City brokers, earning commission for the deals they facilitate between financial clients, and during the charity day a percentage of the funds earned will be donated to good causes.
