Tenfore Systems Ltd. has announced that it has added Asian-Pacific derivatives content to its data feed, including real-time prices with Level 2 data from the Sydney Futures Exchange, the New Zealand Futures Exchange and the Singapore Exchange Derivatives Trading.
The company has also added Saxobank and Hotspot FX to its list of contributors that make up its real-time FX feed.
Gordon Bloor, CEO, Tenfore, says, “Having built up an extensive portfolio of European and North American content, we continue to implement our strategy to provide international data for corporate and wholesale institutions. Clients can now benefit from crucial Asian-Pacific data as part of one complete package from Tenfore, eradicating the need to use multiple suppliers and therefore maximising the impact of their budgets.”
Tenfore already covers all major Western European and US equities and derivatives exchanges in real-time, and the expansion into Asia-Pacific is the result of its ongoing commitment to extend content and accommodate clients’ requirements through flexible and often bespoke packages. The company is also adding Bourse de Luxembourg and Wiener Börse onto its feed as part of its contract with Rabobank Nederland’s online broker division, Alex, which was signed earlier this year.
Saxobank covers nearly 130 currency pairs, improving the frequency of update and the spreads on both major and exotic currency pairs, while Hotspot FX’s multi-bank rates provide even tighter spreads across the major currency pairs.
Bloor adds: “Saxobank and Hotspot FX provide highly reputable and reliable FX feeds and are invaluable to us in continuing to deliver a competitive feed with the tight spreads, accuracy and update frequency required by the most demanding of users.”
Tenfore’s APIs offer quick and easy integration of its data into third party applications and for the contribution of client data through the Tenfore network. The company has designed its APIs to accommodate differing client requirements and constraints including environment, data usage and development resources.
Bloor adds: “Our feeds appeal to a wide range of institutions, and we have seen a particularly strong increase in demand from providers of third party applications. This is largely because of the breadth of our content and our ability to easily integrate the required feeds. We therefore aim to continue to develop both our content and our APIs to ensure we best meet the needs of this and other growing sectors.”