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BMLL Signs Johannesburg Stock Exchange as New Client

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BMLL, the historical Level 3 data and analytics provider, has added the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) to its roster of exchange clients. BMLL’s data coverage will now extend to include JSE data across equities and ETFs, while the JSE will use BMLL’s Level 3 Data and analytics for cross-venue analysis, offering market participants insights into market structure and performance metrics.

The JSE data sets will complement BMLL’s existing coverage of more than seven years of historic data spanning global equities, ETFs and futures across 65+ trading venues. And by using BMLL’s data and analytics capabilities, the JSE is now able to evidence the quality of execution against a global, independently verified peer set.

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