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Pricing Partners Opts for Thomson Reuters DataScope to Feed its Valuation Platform

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Valuations vendor Pricing Partners has selected Thomson Reuters’ DataScope to provide it with market data to calculate independent valuations using its proprietary pricing model, Price-it. Eric Benhamou, CEO of Pricing Partners, explains that it selected the Thomson Reuters offering because of its asset coverage and reliability.

“As our customers expand into new markets and geographies to trade a growing list of complex financial instruments, we must ensure that we have accurate and reliable market data,” says Benhamou.

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