Data Management

NYSE Euronext Breathes Liffe into UTP

NYSE Euronext is planning to retire its legacy Liffe derivatives data feed by the end of 2010, after migrating subscribers to its Universal Trading Platform (UTP) feed, which will begin carrying European derivatives data in the first half of next year,…

Identity Crisis

During the summer, the identifier debate, fueled by the financial crisis, has climbed the agenda. Implementation of the alternative instrument identifier could represent a turning point in the derivatives world. But the industry has not yet reached the…

The Utility Track

As regulatory debates focus on systemic risk, market participants are finding new ways to ensure data becomes part of the legislative agenda. Initiatives in both Europe and the US are focused on building new data infrastructures to mitigate risk and…

Data du Jour

Interdealer brokers with data sales units have traditionally focused on the real-time space, but following the credit crunch the demand for end-of-day and intra-day offerings has rocketed. Tine Thoresen explores the opportunities for interdealer brokers…

Quantifi unveils Version 9.2

Quantifi, the London-based provider of analytics and risk management products to the global credit markets, has released Version 9.2 (V9.2) of its pricing, hedging and risk analysis software. New features in Quantifi V9.2 include:

Month in Numbers

"The broker-dealer community is looking at ways to offer models and features less reliant on historical data - models that utilise decision-making and are more intelligent regarding current and predictive market conditions"

Open source

Betsy Anderson, Ignis Asset Management's head of centralised dealing, has, since she joined the Glasgow-based fund manager a decade ago, built up an enviable dealing operation that owes much of its development to its underlying technology and her…

Deutsche Börse Hit by Index Glitch

German exchange group Deutsche Börse experienced an 18-minute outage for some of its benchmark DAX indexes last week, as a result of technical problems with its index data distribution systems.

GFI, Quick Expand Japanese Data Deal

Interdealer broker GFI is increasing its penetration of the Japanese market with an extended currency data redistribution deal with local information vendor Quick Corporation, officials tell sibling publication FX Week .

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