NAB Asset Servicing chooses Thomson Reuters
NAB Asset Servicing has appointed Thomson Reuters to be its new data partner to deliver market data, exchange-traded pricing, and reference services.
This will be through Thomson Reuter's DataScope Select and Eikon financial analysis desktop.
Commenting, Thomson Reuters managing director for financial and risk business in Australia and New Zealand, Daryl Sisson, said "working with a market leader like NAB Asset Servicing to innovatively solve their complex data content and delivery requirements is a fantastic win for the Australian business and we're excited about the future potential of the relationship".
Through DataScope Select, NAB Asset Servicing will gain access to over 40 million assets and entities held on file, including pricing data (security, loan and complex), security reference, analytics, corporate actions, fixed income analytical data, FX cross rates, benchmarks, environmental, social, and governance data.
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