The Standard & Poor’s Cusip Service Bureau has unveiled Cusip Now, an issue alert service available free to all licensed Cusip customers from December. Cusip Now uses push technology to deliver new Cusip issues and reference data to market participants every 15 minutes. The service delivers Cusip data via FTP downloads to client databases and will include corporate debt and equity issues as well as competitive and negotiated municipal bond offerings that are registered with the Cusip Service Bureau.
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