Data Management

TMX Unveils New Canada-US Data Site

TMX, the exchange group formed by the merger of the Toronto and Montreal exchanges, has launched a new Web site, TMXmoney.com, designed to be a first port of call for investors and professionals seeking quote and company data for listings on the Toronto…

Chi-X Mulls New Feeds to Cut Bandwidth

European multilateral trading facility (MTF) Chi-X is planning to roll out a choice of data delivery options in the first half of next year to address bandwidth challenges associated with growing data volumes.

Setting the Record Straight

In the final scene of Billy Wilder's classic movie Some Like it Hot , when Jack Lemmon discards his wig and reveals to ageing playboy Joe E. Brown-who has been unwittingly wooing Lemmon-that he's a man disguised as a woman, Brown merely shrugs and says, …

EcoWin Buy Expands ISI Coverage

ISI Emerging Markets, a division of Euromoney Institutional Investor that provides economic and business information, will almost double the country coverage of its CEIC Data time-series database product, following the acquisition of Thomson Reuters'…

CAPIS Co-Lo Boosts Data Bandwidth

Dallas-based broker Capital Institutional Services (CAPIS) will next month move its market data operations to co-location facilities provided by third-party datacenter operator Data Bank, and will discontinue use of its two in-house datacenters.

TMX Preps Pan-Canadian Datafeed

Exchange group TMX, which was formed by the merger of the Toronto and Montreal exchanges, is beta testing a low-latency consolidated datafeed of full Level 2 data from all visible markets in Canada.

Easing Data Integration

Data integration can take years and be extremely costly, and as more firms enter this phase of their EDM programs, market participants are eager to find ways to ease the process. Tine Thoresen explores industry opportunities to tackle this EDM 'monster…

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