Reuters Explores Online Permissioning Capabilities
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LONDON--Reuters is currently exploring the possibility of enabling clients to permission exchange data received via its datafeed products using a new online system.
This appears to be one in a series of electronic initiatives focusing on market data administration, under the internal name 'Core Suite'. The initiative is said to be driven by managing director Julie Holland's Reuters Information Products division in UK and Ireland.
There is no specific date for the release of such a product yet
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