Data Management

'Smart' Bombs to Ignite Liquidity Explosion

As competition increases and European markets divide to serve different trader requirements, smart order-routing algorithms will not only become more widely used, but more sophisticated, and will need to capture and analyze data on not just prices, but…

Taming the Wild, Wild Web

In the last couple of years, the Internet has become pervasive and global, spawning an exciting generation of Web 2.0 applications like podcasts, blogs, wikis, P2P social networking, Semantic Web mashups, and 3D virtual worlds. The latest consumer…

2008: The Year of ...?

There's an old Roman saying: "Always follow a fat Pope with a skinny one." After 2007, when Regulation NMS and the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (Mifid) went into full effect and the credit market melted down, what can the industry expect…

IT Spending Up in 2007

BOSTON & LONDON-Despite the credit crunch, financial services firms have spent more on IT investments in 2007 than previous years, say industry watchers.

TSX Shelves Controversial Data Fees

The Toronto Stock Exchange has put on ice plans to charge data clients according to the number of servers running analytical programs that consume TSX data, after a frosty response to the proposed fees from end-user firms.

Month in Numbers

'In an ideal world you want everything on a single platform; you want your order generation, your order management, your compliance checking, and probably your settlement functions supported by the same platform'

Swapswire off the Markit as acquisition is signed

Markit, the London-based provider of data, valuations and trade processing technology for OTC derivatives, is to expand its post-trade expertise by acquiring SwapsWire, the provider of OTC derivatives confirmations. The amount paid for the acquisition…

The drive to kill operational latency

Last month Omgeo hosted a roundtable in London where the role of the back office in increasing efficiencies across multiple markets and asset classes came under the spotlight. Participants agreed that even though back-office staff remain the unsung…

Nasdaq Readies Options Depth Feed

Nasdaq plans to create a proprietary options market depth datafeed to carry the full depth of data from its forthcoming options market, and to provide increased transparency into the options market-though the exchange has not yet set a launch date for…

Code Red Preps Jan. Launches

Research management software vendor Code Red is targeting Jan. 1 to roll out both its IdeaNet online broker-client communication platform and version 3.2 of its Red Alerts research management system, which includes built-in integration between standalone…

Hardware Data Solutions "Accelerate"

Since Exegy unveiled its first hardware-based ticker plant "appliance" at 2006's SIFMA show, the concept of hardware acceleration has become more common throughout the data industry. But while its benefits seem compelling, some barriers to adoption still…

Reference Data Raises its Profile

The market data world's alter-ego, reference data, gained traction in 2007, with new regulation and an increased focus on risk management fueling investment in projects for cleaning and centralizing data.

Bear Expands Derivatives Pricing

Bear Stearns is expanding the range of derivatives products for which its PricingDirect division provides valuations, and is also expanding the currencies in which the firm provides valuations, officials tell Inside Market Data .

TheMarkets Upgrades MeritMark

Research portal TheMarkets.com has enhanced its MeritMark research evaluation tool, to support more granular feedback from buy-side firms about the quality of sell-side research staff and services.

Paladyne Integrates Markit

Hedge fund software vendor Paladyne Systems has integrated data from credit and derivatives data vendor Markit into its software for pricing, analytics and order management applications.

No Rest for the Wicked

Given how much end users and data vendors complain about the burgeoning Opra feed of US options data, you might think they would have been grateful for a little respite. Not so, apparently, because when a double-punch hardware and software failure…

Revere Maps China Company Data

San Francisco-based research provider Revere Data is in the final stages of extending its company and business classification scheme to include data on companies in China, officials tell Inside Market Data .

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