Reuters Previews Bondwindow, First Of New Bond Products At Conference In London
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Reuters this week is offering a preview of its Reuter Bondwindow application as part of a push to promote its products in the fixed-income markets. The Microsoft Corp. Windows-based Bondwindow, scheduled for release next year, is being demonstrated alongside other Reuters products and services at the Euromoney International Bond Conference in London.
Bondwindow uses the erstwhile Capital Market Decisions (CMD) database, acquired by Reuters at the end of 1993 (Inside Market Data, January 17, 1994)
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