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Alveo expands data partnership with SIX

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Alveo, a cloud-based market data integration, analytics and Data-as-a-Service (DaaS) solutions provider, has expanded its global data coverage and feed integrations with the addition of new content from SIX, including sentiment indicators, tax, and regulatory risk data. SIX data sets covering global security master and historical pricing data are already available to users of Alveo’s DaaS solutions.

“Market participants increasingly need on-demand access to our catalogue of global financial and investor protection related data,” says Sam Sundera, head, future business, financial information at SIX. “Extending our partnership with Alveo’s managed services and data analytics solutions enables firms to use critical asset-level data directly in investment operations and workflow applications.”

Alveo CEO, Mark Hepsworth, adds: “Alveo’s cross-referencing and integration capabilities in its DaaS solutions can quickly onboard and operationalise any data source. SIX already offers Alveo clients a depth of data. Further integration enables additional and flexible access to our customers for their tax, sanctions, pricing, corporate actions and security reference data.”

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