Asset Control has expanded the data coverage of its centralised reference and financial data management solutions through additional data feed and normalisation library interfaces with the London Stock Exchange, eMBS and Thomson Financial. The new interfaces, which bring the number of Asset Control’s off-the-shelf interfaces to more than 30, provide additional data coverage for the London Stock Exchange’s SEDOL Masterfile, mortgage-backed securities with agency factors from eMBS and municipal variable rate demand notes from Thomson.
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