Deutsche Boerse-owned counterparty data specialist Avox has added Nomura International to its roster of clients, where it joins the likes of Citigroup, Dresdner Kleinwort, Barclays Capital, Bank of Scotland and Standard Bank. Nomura International also entered into a three-year deal with Avox competitor CounterpartyLink last year (Reference Data Review, October 2006).
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