Moneyline to Beta Test New XML-Based Datafeed Next Month

DELIVERY TECHNOLOGIES

LONDON--Moneyline, which is currently knee deep in the race to buy Telerate, is also developing a number of new products of its own, including an XML-based feed, which it plans to start beta testing at a customer site next month, says Giles Newman, Moneyline’s managing director for e-commerce.

The feed will be tested in Canada for a system called Canpx, a joint venture of IDA (Investment Dealers of Canada) member firms and some interdealer brokers operating in domestic debt markets.

The Canpx

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