Danish Bank Sydbank has chosen AIM Software’s data management system to enable it to fulfil the requirements of the EU Savings Tax Directive (EUSD – see Reference Data Focus insert, this issue). The deal sees AIM’s Gain DataDeskop being installed with integration to price, static and corporate actions data from Telekurs Financial’s ValorData Feed (VDF), which has coded its data to meet the EUSD requirements. This will integrate the data into Sydbank’s existing Apsys banking application.
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