ANALYTICS

Self-service BI platforms have empowered compliance teams in an increasingly sophisticated financial world.

The new analytics service will help financial firms to consume powerful network monitoring as a cloud-hosted offering.

The business has been renamed to Foreign Exchange Data Services.

The deals between the exchange and the government agencies are not final yet.

The platform can be used by both retail and institutional traders.

Zak Selbert, CEO of Indexica, speaks on how alternative data can be used to analyze financial markets.

The portal provides news, analysis, calendars and widgets by market leaders.

The API streaming service is expected to launch in the second quarter of 2019.

The firm will also use the funds to expand its global outreach.

The solution was launched to address the increased demand for FX execution transparency.

Financial institutions are taking advantage of technology trends to understand clients like never before

TradeStation Analytics was previously only available to US clients

Kensho’s solution will provide users with information that could impact and potentially improve trading decisions.

Kapadia will serve as the Head of Pre-Sales in South East Asia, India, Australia and New Zealand

The partnership also aims to adhere to MiFID II compliance requirements.

The new service gives clients greater insight into market and trade activity, supporting new benchmarking capabilities.

Normal investors will now be able to utilize the same big data tools as hedge funds and large asset ...

Clients of Eze Software can use the trade analytics to compare and enhance their trading strategies.

What kind of mark will big data leave on the financial services industry?

Tapaas Lite bridges the gap, bringing the tool to brokers that are not managing multiple platforms.

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