Deutsche Börse revealed this week that its 360T Swaps Data Feed (SDF) is now available through Bloomberg’s real-time market data feed, B-PIPE, and the Bloomberg Terminal.
The firm said in its press release that the collaboration with Bloomberg is expected to provide customers with easier access to FX swaps market data. They added that the licensing is managed directly through Deutsche Börse Market Data + Services.
Previously, users had leaned on Deutsche Börse’s CEF Feed or the 360T API to retrieve the data.
However, the collaboration with Bloomberg is expected to simplify access and allow customers to connect directly and process data faster.
The 360T SDF was developed in partnership with Digitec. Deutsche Boerse said it “brings a high level of visibility to a complex part of the FX markets” and is based on contributed data from leading banks.
It focuses on critical trading dates across the curve, making it a recognised standard for FX swaps data. In addition, 360T’s FX spot market data is available separately via its Essential Data Feed (EDF).
“Bloomberg makes 360T’s data easily accessible to a wider range of customers, who can then benefit from the valuable data insights of the Swaps Data Feed,” said Alireza Dorfard, Head of Market Data + Services at Deutsche Börse.
Sebastian Hofmann-Werther, Chief Revenue Officer FX & Digital at 360T, added: “This collaboration further solidifies the standing of the SDF as the leading market data product in FX Swaps.”