Bloomberg Terminal back up, but traders’ exasperation with lacking market infrastructure more tangible than ever
Bloomberg’s systems were down for a significant period this morning, 21 May.
Bloomberg’s systems were down for a significant period this morning, 21 May.
The new offering is set to enhance counterparty communications and deliver quick insights for Bloomberg Anywhere users.
Through the move, users will have direct access to BNP Paribas’ equity research and streamlined integration into research workflows on Bloomberg’s terminal.
The move expands IBVAL’s coverage by approximately 6,000 bonds and will see pricing coverage increase to 22 hours a day, five days a week for the most actively traded securities.
Bloomberg 500 Index’s availability will pave the way for the listing of futures and options on MIAX exchanges in H2 2025.
The offering focuses on the option to subscribe to real-time, push-based updates which “only cover events of interest”, as opposed to “a firehose of information”.
The TRADE sits down with Colette Garcia, global head of enterprise data real-time content at Bloomberg, to discuss fixed income pain points, how real-time data is helping solve such challenges and how to adapt to the compression of the fixed income trade lifecycle.
New development will be available for all equity options and futures traded on Eurex, alongside all foreign exchange (FX) derivatives.
The use of Bloomberg’s real-time market data feed and pricing data will enable access in a more efficient and scalable way across the enterprise.
Bloomberg 500 Index futures and options will be listed with the aim of providing competitive fees, increased product choice and more granular contract sizes.