Exchange Data International (EDI)with headquarters in London has been one of the internationally established providers of stock exchange, reference and market data since 1994. The company provides high-quality financial data to banks, asset managers, software providers and financial service providers worldwide. The portfolio includes reference data, end-of-day prices, corporate action, fund data and economic data. The data is distributed via APIs, SFTP and other interfaces to customers in numerous markets.
In order to be able to provide financial data reliably worldwide, EDI also uses selected local data partners. For German stock exchange and market data, the company cooperates with ARIVA.
Briefing //
EDI needs its international data platformreliable and consistently prepared financial datafrom Germany. In addition to a high quality of data, topicality, standardized formats and stable data supply play a decisive role.
ARIVA provides a comprehensive data package from different segments of the German capital market – includingEUREX,Tradegate Realtime,Xetra,Regional exchanges,Frankfurt,Stuttgart,Deutsche Börse Indices,Xetra ETFs,Fund dataandCustomised & Focused Indices.
Implementation //
Since 2014, EDI has been receiving the required market information automatically and in a consistently high quality via ARIVA’s powerful financial data infrastructure.
The supplied data is integrated into its own global data platform and then distributed to banks, brokers, software providers and financial service providers worldwide together with other international data sources.
German stock exchange data can be efficiently integrated into international products, data feeds and APIs through standardised processing and continuous data supply.
Conclusion //
Cooperation with EDI shows thatFinancial data today far beyond national markets. Reliable data form the basis for international financial applications, analyses and digital investment solutions.
With its financial data infrastructure, ARIVA supports international data providers to reliably integrate German stock exchange and market data into global data platforms. This creates resilient data flows that financial companies can rely on worldwide.
