Could cloud kill the data licensing debate and shake up pricing models?

Market participants say cloud has the potential to reimagine data licensing. But moving to the new operational model comes with a raft of unanswered questions.

Market data licensing is a touchy subject. Ask consumers, and they’ll tell you they struggle to understand the usage rights embedded in complex licensing policies. On the other hand, data sources and distributors say they need to ensure that consumers aren’t using more data than their contracts permit.

But as more financial firms, exchanges, and data distributors commit to multi-year cloud migrations, market data specialists on both sides of the debate are reimagining how the cloud could change

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