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Telekurs’ Pricing Deal with Exchange Systems Technology

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Telekurs (U.K.) is making its delayed prices on equities, bonds and deriva-tives available via Exchange Systems Technology, an IT service provider for clearing and settlement operations. The deal will provide EST’s clients with intra-day valuations in their back office environment, including for valuing collateral holdings for risk management. The data will be made available to clients of its Eclipse, Risk-Watch and Margin Click products.

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