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FT Interactive Data Reports Growth of Fair Value Information Service

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FT Interactive Data, subsidiary of Interactive Data Corp., reports that it now has 108 mutual fund and mutual fund processing clients subscribing to its Fair Value Information Service, compared with 34 firms subscribing this time last year. The Fiar Value Information Service provides a tool to assist U.S. mutual fund companies in meeting their legal fair value obligations.

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