Reuters Offers Daily Re-Evaluations of Non-US Securities

Strapline: Pricing & Valuations

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Thomson Reuters has launched a new evaluated pricing capability that addresses market volatility and new regulations by re-evaluating all non-US fixed-income securities at 3pm and 4pm (Eastern Daylight Time). The vendor also hopes to price US bonds at European times in the future.

The Fixed Income Global Snapshot (FIGS) uses updated benchmark curves, market information and credit information to re-evaluate non-US income securities at 3pm and 4pm EDT – the times at which the interest rate

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