FRI Adds US Corporate Bonds to SIS
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TORONTO, Canada--FRI Corp., a provider of data services and investment management applications, has launched a US corporate bonds database within its Securities Information Services (SIS) coverage of the North American market.
The database, which was introduced earlier this month, covers prices and corporate actions for over 30,000 US corporate bonds.
Eligio Gaudio, CEO of FRI Corp., says client demand drove the database expansion. "One and a half years ago we were pricing about 1,000 US
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