London-based reference data provider Exchange Data International has completed the first phase of integrating the ISO 15022 messaging protocol with its corporate actions data services. The company expects to start offering clients test data by the end of the first quarter, with the first phase covering cash dividends, stock dividends, dividend options and dividend reinvestment plans. Subsequent phases will cover capital changes, including rights issues, stock splits and bonus issues.
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