Data Management

SGX Prepares Cash Feeds Revamp

The Singapore Exchange plans to roll out a new feed of securities data in the second half of next year that will provide greater scalability and improved data functionalities, as part of an ongoing technology refresh program at SGX.

Xinhua News Agency Adds Icap FX Data

Interdealer broker Icap is to expand its presence in China's foreign exchange data market by distributing its broker data via the Xinhua 08 financial information platform of the government's data and information vendor Xinhua News Agency, under the terms…

Sinara Offers Dividend Data Feed

UK-based data technology vendor Sinara Consultants has launched an intra-day feed of company dividend announcements based on the London Stock Exchange's Regulatory News Service.

Tapping Data's Eastern Promise

Many trading firms and vendors alike see the Asia-Pacific markets as a growth region. But to take advantage of that growth, one must understand what each wants from the other-and how to overcome challenges ranging from fragmented markets with regulatory…

BATS Sinks its Fangs into Europe

As competition among exchanges and multilateral trading facilities heats up, BATS Trading is taking on both markets at once, gaining exchange status in the US and approval to launch a multilateral trading facility in Europe. BATS says its model of…

CNQ Migrates to New Feed Format, Delivery

Canadian stock exchange CNQ has revamped its datafeed offering and has begun distributing data direct to subscribers, as well as via the Toronto Stock Exchange, following the migration of its market onto a new trading platform.

Tabb: European Broker Spend to Rise

Broker-dealer spend on market data-related technologies is likely to increase in Europe over the next two years, despite budget cutbacks triggered by the ongoing economic crisis, as firms adapt to rising numbers of new trading venues, according to new…

YouDevise Speeds Up Trade Ideas

Trade ideas distribution utility YouDevise has rolled out changes to its technology in response to demand from sell-side and buy-side firms to be able to speed up distribution and capture of trade ideas, which is being driven by current market volatility…

NYSE Ramps Up Arca Bandwidth

NYSE Euronext last week almost doubled the bandwidth required by trading firms to receive the ArcaBook multicast feed of equities data from its NYSE Arca market in the face of rapidly rising data volumes, giving subscribers only a few hours' notice to…

Capital IQ Buys Reuters Research, Estimates Copies

Standard & Poor's subsidiary Capital IQ has launched a proprietary estimates service and plans to unveil access to proprietary aftermarket research by year-end, after acquiring copies of the Reuters Estimates and Reuters Research on Demand databases from…

Knight Unveils Data Capacity Projects

Knight Capital is in the midst of a series of technology upgrade programs designed to enable the broker to cope with ever-increasing volumes of market data, officials tell Inside Market Data .

Winterflood Preps Fixnetix MTF Data

UK-based market maker Winterflood Securities is implementing data and connectivity services from low-latency data infrastructure provider Fixnetix, to support trading on three pan- European multilateral trading facilities, officials tell Inside Market…

Capital IQ Expands Credit Content

Standard & Poor's subsidiary Capital IQ has released an upgrade to its Web-based data terminal that adds new content and capabilities, with a focus on the credit markets, officials say.

User Firms Tighten Data Spend

Continued economic uncertainty is forcing user firms to step up their data administration efforts in order to cut per-user market data spend, according to a panel of institutions at last week's European Financial Information Summit.

Credit, Risk Top Demand for 'Hot' Data

Accurate data for performing valuations, structuring complex securities and risk management-particularly in the credit markets-is a hot topic, and is being demanded in ever-increasing volumes by end-user firms, according to a panel at last week's…

Burgundy Preps Free Scandinavian Data

Burgundy, a pan-Nordic multilateral trading facility being set up by a consortium of 10 Scandinavian banks, will offer its market data free of charge when it begins trading in the second quarter of 2009, officials say.

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