| The Markit Enhanced Feed provides unified access to prices, quotes, fundamental data, news and pages from multiple data sources, contributors, exchanges and the unique Markit content. |
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| Product summary: |
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| The Markit Enhanced Feed is a fully managed feed that combines pricing and static data for different asset classes from multiple sources into one integrated enhanced feed. It covers credit derivatives, equities and equity derivatives, indices, commodities and commodity derivatives, energy prices, fixed income and many more. Furthermore, our unique Markit content can be made available through Markit Enhanced Feed. The feed management team monitors the data quality, completeness and performance and is in direct contact with all sources in order to guarantee the quality of the Markit Enhanced Feed. |
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| Key benefits: |
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| Reduce total cost of ownership |
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| Cross-asset |
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| No infrastructure on site |
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| Can be extended with custom calculations |
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| No lock-in on codes. Wherever sources allow free usage of codes, Markit uses this to create and distribute codes that can be freely used throughout your organization |
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| One single feed for prices, quotes, historical data, news and fundamental data
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| Key functions: |
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| Total managed feed e.g. fully up-to-date constituents list, options chains, news linking, organisation structure |
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| Fine grained permissioning |
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| Standard market data systems adapters available to seamlessly connect your market data back bone to the Markit Enhanced feed |
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| Development toolkit available for different programming languages to build your own adapters |
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| Connectivity either via Internet, VPN, leased lines or Radianz |
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| Real-time and delayed data of the same quality, and not conflated |
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