Utilize exchange-specific notations for describing the distinct statuses of a security, complemented by Bloomberg normalized and rationalized descriptions through our latest Security Status 2.0 business logic. Receive granular information on each trading venue and/or a normalized view of that trading venue. Sophisticated Bloomberg algorithms help firms determine which prices to use. Provides key reference data to describe instruments, such as the Financial Instrument Global Identifier (FIGI) and other key characteristics.Ĭomprehensive data for buy and sell orders or quotes across multiple markets in a well-described, normalized convention means support for multiple order and/or quote books, and multiple levels of exchange entitlements across these books.Īccess to normalized, end-of-day reference prices for all exchange-traded securities and some exchange indices, complementing other possible choices for suitable end-of-day reference pricing. Streaming delayed data is also available. Rapid access to local and global market dataĪll real-time market data is available without conflation from Bloomberg’s global ticker plants, with additional local ticker plant installations in all major financial hubs around the world to serve customers with lower latency access to the same data.

Access to 35 million instruments across all asset classes, aggregated from 330+ exchanges and 5,000+ contributors, as well as Bloomberg composite tickers and market indices.

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