Markit Enhanced Feed

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.
 

Reduce TCO

Many large institutions receive market data from several providers  and sources with different technologies, sometimes paying double or more for the same data. From a technology and maintenance perspective the costs of different technologies are very high. The Markit Enhanced Feed can act as a single market data feed for any institution collecting, aggregating and distributing any type of content from any source to any destination and on a ASP basis. All data can be distributed and permissioned via our fine grained entitlement system, no data overlap and zero maintenance which reduces the TCO significantly.

Asset Class Agnostic

It covers credit derivatives, equities and equity derivatives, indices, commodities and commodity derivatives, energy prices, fixed income and many more. More than 400,000 users of 60 different institutions worldwide use the Markit Enhanced Feed for their back-offices, risk management systems and other proprietary applications. The Markit Enhanced feed can be deployed with standard feed adapter for all the standard Market Data Systems.

A fully managed, zero maintenance enhanced feed

The Markit Enhanced Feed is a fully managed feed that combines pricing data, static data for different asset classes from multiple sources into one integrated enhanced feed. For example, it combines the unique Markit Index Service data with raw exchange data to provide our customer with a high quality up to data constituent list for all global equity exchange indices, providing a zero maintenance concept for its clients. Furthermore, all unique "Markit Content” can be made available through the 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.