BMLL expands North American data coverage to Canada

BMLL, a provider of harmonised, historical Level 3 data and analytics across global equity, ETFs and futures markets, has expanded its data coverage to include the Canadian market.

High-quality data is now available from all major Canadian trading venues and exchanges including the Toronto Stock Exchange (XTSE, XTSX, XATS) the Canadian Securities Exchange (XCNQ); CBOE Canada (Neo Exchange) NEOE, NEOD, NEON, NEOC); Nasdaq Canada (CHIC); and Omega ATS (OMGA).

Over the last 12 months, BMLL has added data from South Africa including JSE and A2X; Aquis Stock Exchange; APAC data from CBOE Japan, Japannext and Singapore Exchange; Cboe Europe Indices; Shenzhen Stock Exchange; Shanghai Stock Exchange; Australia data from ASX and Cboe Australia; and data from FINRA in the US.

The expansion of data sets across North America complements BMLL’s existing US Equities and ETF coverage; the recent addition of US FINRA ATS/OTC Volumes data; and the addition of data from the Brazil Stock Exchange (B3) in November 2023.

BMLL clients now have access to the most granular Level 3, T+1 order book data on a global scale, as well as advanced pre-and post-trade analytics. In addition, Canadian exchange operators are now able to analyse venue performance and liquidity dynamics and perform venue comparisons against local and global peers.

Paul Humphrey, CEO, BMLL

Paul Humphrey, CEO of BMLL, said: “Since securing our Series B funding just over a year ago, we have worked tirelessly to expand our coverage to include Japan, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong, China, Brazil, Tel Aviv, South Africa and now Canada. Canadian exchange operators are now able to analyse venue performance and liquidity dynamics against local and global peers.”

“Market participants need a full picture of market quality, liquidity and order dynamics to make better informed decisions on the markets they trade and the venues they operate. This means that the demand for high-quality historic market data has grown exponentially as participants need to understand market behaviour across jurisdictions,” Humphrey added.

© Markets Media Europe 2023

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