XML Standard To Herald New Era For Investment Research
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NEW YORK--Converging initiatives are fast developing a common industry wide standard for using eXtensible Markup Language (XML) for financial market research. With a common standard comes the likelihood of a radical shift in the way research is used by both buy- and sell-side firms, and higher utility value for research.
Two purveyors of research have each recently released proposals for document type definitions (DTD) for XML research notes, and both are shortly to announce a joint project
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