Redline’s InRush ticker plant now supports Bloomberg’s real-time consolidated data feed.
Now, traders using Bloomberg’s B-PIPE data feed which provides global consolidated market data from the exchanges just got faster thanks to Redline’s ultra-low latency single normalized stream to automated trading applications.
“By combining ultra-low latency data from our direct feeds with consolidated data from B-PIPE, our customers can optimize their overall market data spending and improve resiliency by leveraging redundant data sources,” said Mark Skalabrin, chief executive of Redline Trading Solutions.
Redline worked with Bloomberg to connect its ticker plant technology to Bloomberg’s B-PIPE as a registered participant in Bloomberg’s Enterprise Solutions Partner Program, a group of more than 125 financial technology providers to the institutional market place.
“The addition of B-PIPE data into our market data platform adds contributed sources for additional exchanges and indices to complement the 130 global exchange feeds already available via direct connections,” Skalabrin added.
B-PIPE is Bloomberg’s real-time market data feed delivering quotes and trades from over 300 global exchanges and distributing data from over 5,000 contributed sources. It is delivered over Bloomberg’s global private network. When connected to Redline’s market data solutions, this data becomes available to embedded or remote trading applications using the same InRush API that these applications use to consume direct feeds today.
