Exegy announces Tokyo feed handler and appliance deployments

Exegy Inc., a leading provider of managed services and low-latency technology for market data normalization and distribution, has announced today new deployments of its hardware-accelerated Market Data System appliances and feed handler for the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) FLEX Standard feed.

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The feed handler is available for Exegy’s lineup of hardware-accelerated appliances and embedded software ticker plant products. TSE FLEX Standard is the most recent addition to the Exegy portfolio of feed handlers for direct and consolidated feeds for over 200 global equities, commodities, derivatives, currencies, and fixed income markets.

Exegy continuously develops new feed handlers based on customer demand as part of its Managed Service. Access to new feed handlers and installation on deployed Exegy appliances are included at no extra cost as part of the Exegy Managed Service. “For several years, our customers have accessed real-time data from equity and commodity markets in Asia Pacific through our feed handlers for vendor-consolidated feeds such as Bloomberg B-PIPE. We are seeing increasing demand for direct feeds in Asia Pacific,” says chief technology officer David Taylor. “The ability to access data from direct and vendor-consolidated feeds using a single API and a fully normalized data model has proven to be extremely valuable. Our customers achieve low-latency access to real-time data from direct feeds from co-located markets in the data center, while retaining efficient access to global content,” adds Taylor.

The new deployments of Exegy hardware-accelerated appliances in Tokyo are part of a global market data enterprise for a leading sell-side asset manager. “The performance delivered by our proprietary technology, the breadth of our product line, and the total cost of ownership advantages of our managed services have always differentiated our offering in the marketplace. This has become even more compelling as competitive, regulatory, and cost pressures on larger firms have driven them to do more with less,” says chief executive officer James O’Donnell. “We have had tremendous success in delivering compelling value to firms with market data enterprises in North America and Europe. We are delighted to extend our reach into Asia Pacific.”

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