Confluence boosts bond pricing service offering
13 July 2023 UK
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Confluence Technologies has expanded the coverage of its evaluated bond pricing service, offering pricing for 815,000 bonds globally and reaching a broader range of markets.
The service provides information on a number of asset classes and data types including corporate actions, fund data and reference data. It incorporates data from multiple sources in order to value bonds, including trade data, benchmark yields and issuer financials.
Through the expansion, a larger number of clients in EMEA, APAC and emerging markets are able to access pricing information for global bonds on an intraday or end-of-day basis. This information includes terms and conditions for all instruments within the database, including issuer name, currency, ratings and security identifiers.
By developing the service further, Confluence aims to improve transparency and boost trust in data for investors, while also helping them to comply with regulatory requirements.
Clinton Moseley, managing director for global data services at Confluence, says: “By using our evaluated pricing service, our clients can enjoy increased transparency, comply with regulatory requirements, and gain access to a range of additional features that make it easy to access and use pricing data.”
Todd Moyer, president and chief operating officer at Confluence, adds: “The expansion is a significant milestone for our company. We are offering our customers even more accurate and reliable pricing data across a wider range of bonds, enabling them to make more informed investment decisions.”
The service provides information on a number of asset classes and data types including corporate actions, fund data and reference data. It incorporates data from multiple sources in order to value bonds, including trade data, benchmark yields and issuer financials.
Through the expansion, a larger number of clients in EMEA, APAC and emerging markets are able to access pricing information for global bonds on an intraday or end-of-day basis. This information includes terms and conditions for all instruments within the database, including issuer name, currency, ratings and security identifiers.
By developing the service further, Confluence aims to improve transparency and boost trust in data for investors, while also helping them to comply with regulatory requirements.
Clinton Moseley, managing director for global data services at Confluence, says: “By using our evaluated pricing service, our clients can enjoy increased transparency, comply with regulatory requirements, and gain access to a range of additional features that make it easy to access and use pricing data.”
Todd Moyer, president and chief operating officer at Confluence, adds: “The expansion is a significant milestone for our company. We are offering our customers even more accurate and reliable pricing data across a wider range of bonds, enabling them to make more informed investment decisions.”
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