SEC Taps MayStreet to Replace Thesys as Midas Operator
MayStreet has taken over the role of market data provider to the SEC's Midas data consolidationand market analysis platform.
US regulator the Securities and Exchange Commission has appointed New York-based market data technology provider MayStreet to run its Market Information Data Analytics System (Midas), which collects and analyzes US equities data to understand market movements and trends.
MayStreet took over as market data provider for Midas on Friday, November 1, from former Midas operator Thesys Technologies. As part of the agreement, MayStreet has acquired the arm of Thesys that previously ran Midas. Terms of
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