DSB Increases Fees as User Numbers Grow
London-based DSB, the global utility for ISINs, raises fees for current user contracts through 2018.
Emma Kalliomaki, Derivatives Services Bureau
According to DSB, the biggest revenue impact was an increase from 66 to 78 power users, while the pool of users accessing the utility’s free data services jumped 93 percent.
“Whilst we are delighted with the large uptake of the DSB’s free, open data services, we are mindful that the smaller-than-expected number of users contributing to the DSB’s cost recovery results in an increase in individual user fees,” says Emma Kalliomaki, DSB managing director, in a statement. She adds that DSB believes
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