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Now is the time to optimize market data spend and usage

Another year and another record global spend on the market data and information that enables financial market trading and global investment.

Managing the market data estate: TRG Screen’s Nadine Scott has the answers

Surging growth in the cost and complexity of market data combined with an insatiable demand for experienced talent is prompting financial firms to seek an alternative model to manage their market data inventory.

Do you really need a (better) market data management system?

Financial market data and analysis is an indispensable component of global investment and trading and it’s growing all the time – in volume, variety, and value. 

In search of a competitive advantage, firms have turned to non-traditional data and are finding ever more uses for financial data of all sorts, making keeping track of who is consuming what and how an increasingly complex task.

Double Success at TradingTech Awards 2023

TRG Screen wins 'Best Market Data Inventory Platform' at the TradingTech Insight Europe Awards and 'Most innovative digital rights management/licensing compliance/usage tracking' at the TradingTech Innovation Awards 2023. 

The year ahead: a search for clarity in an uncertain data landscape

Inflation rates unseen in decades, spiraling energy costs, soaring interest rates and falling economic growth: uncertainty is everywhere this year and, especially for the unprepared, 2024 looks like being another challenge.

Domestic budgets are tight, as are those of financial firms large or small as some investors pull in their horns and try to figure how the current turmoil will play out. In this environment, everyone wants clarity and demands value for money.

Data, Data Everywhere: Managing New Digital Assets - Market Data Mix

The financial services industry is known for its complexity in terms of the multitude and proliferation of market participants, vendors, products, user requirements, agreements and pricing structures.

Alongside this, the global financial sector generates an enormous amount of data (measured today in petabytes i.e., 1,000s of terabytes), creating data capture and management challenges for all participants in the financial trading supply chain - sell and buy sides, data generators and consumers.