Update: SBI Securities Adopts MarketPrizm Low-Latency Feed As Asia Brokers Face Latency Demands

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Jay Hibbin, MarketPrizm

Jay Hibbin, commercial director at MarketPrizm, says SBI is responding to client demand for low latency and better execution by moving away from consolidated market data feeds towards having direct feeds from multiple vendors. As part of this initiative, SBI is also subscribing to a direct feed from another provider, Hibbin adds, though he declines to name the vendor.

MarketPrizm provides the full-depth normalized feed along with its own feed handler technology, enhancing redundancy while

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