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SIX Telekurs Reaches 5m Milestone for Database Instrument Coverage

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SIX Telekurs has passed the five million milestone for the number of international instruments covered by its reference database. The recently restructured vendor says the database has witnessed steep continual growth over the past year.

The increase in financial data covered by the company can also be partly attributed to the acquisition of Fininfo SA in France and SIX AB in Sweden earlier in the year. Ivo Bieri, head of marketing at SIX Telekurs, says the milestone demonstrates the vendor’s commitment to broaden its local presence and international reach.

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