This Week: Bloomberg/Goldman Sachs, Broadridge, Rimes, and more

A summary of some of the past week's financial technology news.

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Bloomberg and Goldman Sachs AM launch Clean energy Index

Bloomberg and Goldman Sachs Asset Management have launched a Global Clean Energy Index. The product is a modified free float-adjusted market capitalization-weighted index that tracks the performance of over 175 global equities firms with significant business exposure to the clean energy sector.

The index was developed jointly by the two companies using a proprietary approach, informed by insights from analysts at BloombergNEF, a research

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Client success story: Münchener Hypothekenbank—NeoXam DataHub

Münchener Hypothekenbank (MünchenerHyp) has been faced with increasing and tightening regulatory parameters and obligations within its business activity, demanding a strategic focus and planning to ensure that information to meet these requirements is…

Ultra-low latency trading: How low can you go?

In the world of high-frequency trading, nanoseconds gained in trade execution can mean the difference between success and failure. AMD discusses the technological advances that are taking high-frequency trading to new lows—known as ultra-low latency…

Direct feeds: Life in the fast lane

Financial services firms are consuming more data than ever to drive a number of front- and middle-office use-cases, including algo, proprietary and HFT, market-making functions and back-testing trading strategies

Deutsche Börse democratizes data with Marketplace offering

Deutsche Börse Group is set to unveil its Marketplace, a one-stop data shop designed to simplify and streamline data acquisition and consumption for its clients, while also surfacing data from across the firm to its own users. Jan Stiebing and Sven…

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