Telekurs Financial has secured an extended deal with the Irish operation of German bank Sachsen LB Europe to provide pricing services and its display product. Sachsen will receive intraday and closing prices for the full portfolio universe of over 200 stock exchanges and 500 contributors. Its users will be able to access the pricing data, as well as news and other relevant data through Telekurs’ new intelligent Display (iD) product.
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