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Interactive Data Makes Evaluated Pricing Continuous

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Bill Gartland, senior director, Interactive Data

Data services provider Interactive Data has launched a continuous fixed-income evaluated-pricing service in response to the rising popularity of electronic trading and the demand for updated pricing for trading decisions, according to company officials.

The development builds on the firm's expansion of its fixed-income pricing to a continuous service last year, and it is being delivered through FIX market data feeds – the Vantage web-based fixed-income transparency service and the Apex reference

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