MayStreet Ramps Up Fixed Income Data in Major 12-Month Expansion Plan

After acquiring a raft of US Treasuries market data, the vendor plans to round out its fixed income coverage, then turn its attention to other asset classes over the coming year.

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New York-based market data infrastructure provider MayStreet plans to expand its data coverage significantly over the coming year across all asset classes and geographies. The expansion is to deliver a comprehensive data offering that can meet the enterprise data needs of large capital markets clients.

MayStreet is currently building out its fixed income offering and has added US Treasuries data from interdealer broker BGC’s Fenics Market Data business, complementing existing Treasuries

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