The transaction integrates bccg’s ONE Platform into FactSet’s Real-Time Solution suite, and will help shape “how enterprise data solutions get built over the next decade,” FactSet global head of market data and trading tells The TRADE.
The partnership will enable systematic hedge funds and quantitative research teams to leverage prediction market signals directly in their macro research and event-driven trading workflows.
Data remains key to providing transparency in this market, yet bank appetite is increasingly important in dictating whether FX swaps are executed electronically or via voice, argue experts at TradeTech FX in Amsterdam.
The move is set to support institutional clients embedding AI into trading and risk workflows, while enabling outputs to be traced back to underlying data, logic and sources.
The move will enhance clients’ ability to measure execution quality, analyse flow and liquidity provider performance and optimise counterparty relationships.
SIX Market Signal is aimed at broadening access to market data across institutional and retail users.
Move is intended to bring institutional-scale liquidity to prediction markets through a partnership with Kalshi and Susquehanna Predictions.
Sigma Capital Partners clients will be able to access global equities products through a single OMS; move will also expand the firm’s MENA offering.
The integration will allow the Indonesian bank to leverage LSEG’s multi-asset class AI-ready data and analytics, as well as gain access to LSEG’s workflow solutions.
The integration will allow users to query the stock exchange market data in plain language through AI platforms already in use, removing the need for specialist terminals, complex APIs or technical intermediaries.