Money.Net Adds BATS One Feed to Terminal

The BATS One data will be available as a cost-saving option on Money.Net.

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Money.Net is using the data to offer its customers the ability to only subscribe to BATS data, enabling them to save money over the other option of subscribing to a full US feed including other exchanges with additional fees.

"The addition of the BATS One feed to Money.Net allows us to provide our customers with a market data solution that provides a comprehensive view of the market in a cost-effective manner, which is important to many of our clients," says Money.Net chief executive Morgan

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