The partnership extends Tradefeedr's TCA coverage into equities and futures, powered by BMLL's historical order book data.
Market participants are invited to join a year-long pilot to help shape what AI-ready trading analytics infrastructure looks like.
BMLL
Technologies and Tradefeedr have announced a data partnership that the two
companies say will extend Tradefeedr's transaction cost analysis capabilities
from foreign exchange into equities and futures markets.
The deal
pairs BMLL's historical order book datasets, covering Level 3, 2 and 1 data
across global equities, ETFs, futures and US equity options, with Tradefeedr's
API-based analytics network, which the company says connects more than 100
institutional clients including banks, asset managers and trading platforms.
Outputs,
the firms said, will be delivered through Tradefeedr's existing client network
and legal framework via a single unified API.
Filling the Multi-Asset
Data Gap
Tradefeedr
built its business primarily around FX pre- and post-trade analytics. Moving
into equities and futures has long required access to granular historical
market microstructure data, which BMLL says it can now supply through its harmonized
datasets.
Paul Humphrey, Chief Executive Officer of BMLL, Source: LinkedIn
"This
partnership brings BMLL's harmonized historical order book datasets into that
workflow to support more consistent benchmarking across futures and
equities."
Earlier, in
September 2025, BMLL launched
its Trades Plus dataset, described by the company as its first product built directly from
client feedback, combining trade records with proprietary classifications.
AI Ambitions Drive the
Case for Cleaner Data
Both
companies frame the deal around the broader push toward front-office AI
adoption, arguing that execution data fragmented across asset classes, brokers
and platforms is limiting firms' ability to feed consistent analytics and AI
tools. They say a standardized, enriched data layer delivered through a common
API would form what they describe as a foundation for the next wave of
execution analytics innovation.
Balraj Bassi, Chief Executive Officer at Tradefeedr
"Access
to harmonized historical order book datasets from BMLL gives us the foundation
to expand our TCA coverage into equities and futures. We're inviting market
participants to join this pilot to shape what comes next, building the
analytics delivery stack for the AI era."
The
partnership is being enabled through Tradefeedr's participation in the BMLL
Activate: Data Credits Program, an initiative that BMLL says allows qualified
partners to build and validate new products using its data, with a path toward
longer-term deployment.
Open Pilot Invites Market
Participants to Shape the Product
Rather than
launching a finished product, the two firms are opening a year-long pilot and
inviting market participants to help define it. Participants, according to the
announcement, will work alongside BMLL and Tradefeedr to set metrics,
stress-test data quality, develop AI-ready context layers and feed back on
benchmarks and reporting outputs, all delivered within Tradefeedr's existing
network and contractual framework.
BMLL was
acquired by Nordic Capital in October 2025, in a deal made alongside minority
shareholder Optiver, following a $21 million funding round that Optiver led the
previous year. In July 2025,
BMLL also partnered with ETF data provider Ultumus on a deal the firms said helped reduce
ETF spreads by 16% in initial tests, pointing to a pattern of commercial
validation pilots the company has been using to bring new asset class
capabilities to market.
The
equities and futures pilot does not have a stated timeline for full commercial
launch.
BMLL
Technologies and Tradefeedr have announced a data partnership that the two
companies say will extend Tradefeedr's transaction cost analysis capabilities
from foreign exchange into equities and futures markets.
The deal
pairs BMLL's historical order book datasets, covering Level 3, 2 and 1 data
across global equities, ETFs, futures and US equity options, with Tradefeedr's
API-based analytics network, which the company says connects more than 100
institutional clients including banks, asset managers and trading platforms.
Outputs,
the firms said, will be delivered through Tradefeedr's existing client network
and legal framework via a single unified API.
Filling the Multi-Asset
Data Gap
Tradefeedr
built its business primarily around FX pre- and post-trade analytics. Moving
into equities and futures has long required access to granular historical
market microstructure data, which BMLL says it can now supply through its harmonized
datasets.
Paul Humphrey, Chief Executive Officer of BMLL, Source: LinkedIn
"This
partnership brings BMLL's harmonized historical order book datasets into that
workflow to support more consistent benchmarking across futures and
equities."
Earlier, in
September 2025, BMLL launched
its Trades Plus dataset, described by the company as its first product built directly from
client feedback, combining trade records with proprietary classifications.
AI Ambitions Drive the
Case for Cleaner Data
Both
companies frame the deal around the broader push toward front-office AI
adoption, arguing that execution data fragmented across asset classes, brokers
and platforms is limiting firms' ability to feed consistent analytics and AI
tools. They say a standardized, enriched data layer delivered through a common
API would form what they describe as a foundation for the next wave of
execution analytics innovation.
Balraj Bassi, Chief Executive Officer at Tradefeedr
"Access
to harmonized historical order book datasets from BMLL gives us the foundation
to expand our TCA coverage into equities and futures. We're inviting market
participants to join this pilot to shape what comes next, building the
analytics delivery stack for the AI era."
The
partnership is being enabled through Tradefeedr's participation in the BMLL
Activate: Data Credits Program, an initiative that BMLL says allows qualified
partners to build and validate new products using its data, with a path toward
longer-term deployment.
Open Pilot Invites Market
Participants to Shape the Product
Rather than
launching a finished product, the two firms are opening a year-long pilot and
inviting market participants to help define it. Participants, according to the
announcement, will work alongside BMLL and Tradefeedr to set metrics,
stress-test data quality, develop AI-ready context layers and feed back on
benchmarks and reporting outputs, all delivered within Tradefeedr's existing
network and contractual framework.
BMLL was
acquired by Nordic Capital in October 2025, in a deal made alongside minority
shareholder Optiver, following a $21 million funding round that Optiver led the
previous year. In July 2025,
BMLL also partnered with ETF data provider Ultumus on a deal the firms said helped reduce
ETF spreads by 16% in initial tests, pointing to a pattern of commercial
validation pilots the company has been using to bring new asset class
capabilities to market.
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
Education:
MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics
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