Asia-Pac Brokers, Vendors Distribute Nasdaq Data
The new distributors will market Nasdaq's data to investors in Asia Pacific seeking exposure to US markets.
Among the 10 distributors, Tele-Trend Konson (Hong Kong) Limited, Beijing Haole Technology Co, Maybank Kim Eng Securities Pte, Iress, Reorient Capital Markets Limited, Monex Boom Securities, Taojinzhe Technology, and Shanghai Qianlong Network Technology will all distribute the Nasdaq Basic feed of real-time best bid and offer and last sale information for all US listed stocks from the Nasdaq Market Center and the FINRA/Nasdaq Trade Reporting Facility, while Jimustock Securities and JD Finance
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