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Activ Adds Aequitas Feed Support

Officials say the vendor will support "the full range of market data features" from the new exchange.

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Aequitas NEO's NITCH feed protocol will provide traders with order visibility into the exchange's Lit Book and market-by-price visibility into its NEO Book. The NITCH feed will also deliver trade reports from its crossing facility and dark book when those launch in 2016.

"Activ will support the full range of market data features of the NEO Exchange," says Activ president Frank Piasecki. "The NEO Exchange NITCH feed is the latest addition to Activ's global suite of feed handlers for global

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