Industry Insights

Thanks to greater accessibility to financial data, new companies are sprouting up at an unprecedented rate. This burgeoning of fintech entrepreneurship, from online trading and advisory platforms to financial gaming simulators to sandbox developers creating their own APIs, was made possible by technological advancements. 

QUODD announced record sales and year-over-year growth for the quarter ending September 30th.  The company said it is experiencing strong momentum as organizations look to reduce their market data costs, and work with vendors who are leveraging the latest technologies that are not beholden to legacy systems.

While fees have decreased, the cost of financial market data has risen. This is a troubling disconnect that constrains your competitive edge. The legacy model of data delivery requires subscribing to comprehensive sets of data, regardless of the securities of interest. In contrast, innovative technology is quickly changing how the world operates, offering opportunities for more tailored options. Financial market data delivery is one area ripe for a higher-service, price-flexible alternative.

Apex and QUODD have entered a strategic data partnership to provide Apex clients with direct access to valuable financial market data that drives investing and trading applications

QUODD announced that its proprietary data set of Daily Bond Fund and Money Market Interest Rates, QUODD Funds, is now available via Amazon Web Services (AWS). This increased distribution comes on the heels of QUODD’s investments in its technology team and digital innovation enhancements for the front, middle and back-office wealth ecosystem.

QUODD announced a key data provider partnership in the online trading space. This partnership combines QUODD’s comprehensive offering of real-time market data with iFlip’s AI technology to fuel the next frontier of fintech innovation.

Whether you’re an institutional asset manager, wealth manager, or working in the fintech space, you can’t perform any other tasks within the investing lifecycle without first capturing corporate actions. These shifts not only impact client portfolios and internal trading strategies, but they have profound tax implications as well. In other words, without a firm foundation built on solid data, the entire investing process may be compromised.