Data Explorers launches app
30 January 2012 London
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Data explorers has launched the first iPhone app for the global securities lending market. That means over three million transactions covering some $12 trillion of securities in lending programs of over 20,000 institutional funds have been squeezed in an app.
Clients can monitor live changes in short selling activity and holdings of institutional investors at a stock, sector and market level as well as access the securities lending data provider's newswire and video.
“The long reign of BlackBerry as the securities lending professional’s favorite gadget is under threat from the new generation of iPhones that have already been adopted by leading financial institutions”, said Jonathan Morris, COO at Data Explorers.
The Data Explorers iPhone App is a fully featured market data and news application with market and sector overviews, single security tear sheets and customisable watch list. Data is updated throughout the day live from the Data Explorers API, DX Open.
Clients can monitor live changes in short selling activity and holdings of institutional investors at a stock, sector and market level as well as access the securities lending data provider's newswire and video.
“The long reign of BlackBerry as the securities lending professional’s favorite gadget is under threat from the new generation of iPhones that have already been adopted by leading financial institutions”, said Jonathan Morris, COO at Data Explorers.
The Data Explorers iPhone App is a fully featured market data and news application with market and sector overviews, single security tear sheets and customisable watch list. Data is updated throughout the day live from the Data Explorers API, DX Open.
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