Solutions architecture specialist Infotrend has been awarded a three-year contract to provide blockchain and digital assets data, and advanced digital asset ecosystem analytics, to the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC).
Through the mandate, Infotrend will develop data dictionaries and catalogues for the SEC, along with both logical and physical data models. An extract, transform, load (ETL) framework will be established for the commission, as will testing protocols and training methodologies. Infotrend will also furnish the SEC with strategic communication approaches.
In order to enhance the data coverage provided to the SEC, Infotrend has partnered with digital asset data and analytics firm Amberdata. The latter will supply its market, blockchain and decentralised finance data suite.
Through Amberdata, the SEC will have access to historical and real-time data, with analytics tools providing actionable information to assist with research, trading, risk, analytics, reporting and compliance.
Gurpreet Singh, CEO of Infotrend, states: "It is an honour to continue our partnership with the SEC as we empower the commission with insightful lenses into the digital assets ecosystem to support its mission objectives: to protect investors, maintain fair, orderly, and efficient markets, and facilitate capital formation."
Commenting on the partnership with Infotrend, Shawn Douglass, CEO of Amberdata, says: "We look forward to growing our partnership as demand for granular, accurate and timely digital asset data grows in Infotrend's Federal clientele."
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