Equiduct, a retail focused pan-European exchange, has partnered EOSE, a market data specialist, to strengthen distribution of its market data products that offer a real-time view of pre-trade and post-trade data. EOSE will provide Equiduct with a team of data sales and business development professionals, allowing Equiduct to concentrate on developing core business strategies, while exploring new data products and routes to market. Equiduct says the partnership provides resource to drive growth and innovation in market data products, while ensuring it remains focused on delivering solutions to enhance the trading experience for its clients and end investors in Europe.
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