London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) has signed a multi-year collaboration agreement with Standard Chartered that will see the bank adopting LSEG’s multi-asset class data, news and analytics at enterprise scale.
The agreement will support Standard Chartered’s operating model by consolidating market data access across the organisation, introducing consistent rights management and delivery, and streamlining governance and entitlements.
As part of the deal, the bank will look to improve catalogue and data lineage oversight, while simplifying how content is accessed across its corporate and investment banking division.
Gianluca Biagini, group co-head, data and analytics at LSEG, said: “We’re pleased to deepen our relationship with Standard Chartered. With broad coverage, transparent usage rights and flexible delivery via feeds, APIs and cloud channels, we’ll support the Bank’s efficiency today – and its future innovation.”
The collaboration spans front-to-back workflows across markets, risk, finance and wealth, and is intended to strengthen control, auditability and regulatory alignment across the bank’s data environment.
Mark Price, chief operating officer, corporate and investment banking at Standard Chartered, added: “This agreement gives our teams a single, governed pathway to high-quality multi-asset class content. Consolidating access and entitlements will help us simplify our data landscape, enhance controls and deliver new client value, faster.”
The integration is the most recent in a spate of data-based partnerships for LSEG. Earlier this week, the firm entered a partnership with Bank of America, which will enable the bank to provide its clients with access to LSEG’s data, analytics and workflow capabilities.
Similarly, in December 2025, Citi and LSEG collaborated, to allow the firm leverage LSEG’s data, analytics and workflow solutions at enterprise scale.