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Waters Rankings Winners' Circle: For Thomson Reuters, the Data Is the Product
The information giant once again stormed the Rankings this year, winning Best Low-Latency Data Feed Provider for the third year in a row, and Best Reference Data Provider.
Buzzelli Joins Nomura in EDM Role
Nomura America Services has named Brian Buzzelli as Americas head of enterprise data management
Waters Rankings' Best Reference Data Provider: Thomson Reuters
1. Thomson Reuters 30.3% 2. Bloomberg 22.8% 2. Interactive Data 15.3%
Waters Rankings' Best Low-Latency Data Provider: Thomson Reuters
1. Thomson Reuters 21.8% 2. Bloomberg 20% 3. Interactive Data 15.2%
Questions Remain About CICI-To-LEI Transition
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission's (CFTC) choice of the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation and Swift to provide its interim legal entity identifier (LEI) is unsurprising, but it is not yet clear how the CICI identifier will fit into the…
TR Adds Tropical Storm Data to Eikon for Commodities Traders
Eikon integration will enable traders to predict the impact of storm-based supply issues on price movements
Thomson Reuters, GFI and SDIC Form Chinese Brokerage
Application filed for FX and money group.
Open Season For Instrument Codes?
Proprietary instrument codes, while now more open to outside users, may not become as standardized as the legal entity identifier - or will they? Some uncertainty is now in the mix for the LEI with a loosening of its federated administration model
Loader Leaves Thomson Reuters for ITRS
Asia-Pacific region sales executive joins application performance monitoring provider ITRS Group
Thomson Reuters Launches Eikon for Compliance Management
Product allows for fast access to regulatory data and content.
Thomson Reuters to Acquire FXall
FX trading platforms to be combined into an end-to-end solution.
Who Pays The Price?
As regulatory pressure builds up on end-user firms, some believe regulations for data vendors will ease the pain. However, the vendor community says there are better ways to help its customers, writes Nicholas Hamilton
