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Thomson Reuters, Imperial College Ally for FinTech, Data Research

The vendor's content in partnership with the university's research prowess will create an environment where other market participants will also want to contribute thir expertise, officials say.

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Thomson Reuters will work with researchers from Imperial College's Data Science department, and will contribute market data, as well as legal, data management and machine-learning expertise.

Officials say the joint venture will create a global ecosystem through which academics, financial institutions and technology providers can collaborate on solving issues such as supply chain risk, financial risk management, real-time data analysis, and the impact of regulation.

Mark Rodrigues, Thomson

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