Murex connects to LSEG’s real-time market data from exchanges and OTC markets via AWS

Rick Steves

“MX.3 is the key front-to-back-to-risk platform for many of our customers and we are now able to power this solution through our recent data innovations. This is another great example of how an LSEG business is making real-time, historical and reference data access more open, accessible, and efficient for the financial markets.”

Murex has extended its connectivity to the London Stock Exchange Group’s Real-Rime – Optimized hosted on AWS, thus allowing clients to choose how they want to consume real-time market data in the MX.3 platform.

Real-Time – Optimized provides financial firms with fast and simple access to real-time market data from hundreds of exchanges and OTC markets around the world via the cloud.

“Install MX.3 and plug it easily and quickly with the Real-Time – Optimized feed”

Using the same connectivity, Murex clients can now choose between three possible deployment models offered by LSEG:

Real-Time – Optimized (RTO): With this newly supported deployment model, both MX.3 and real-time infrastructure are deployed on AWS. It offers a quick and easy access to LSEG’s reliable market data.
Real-Time Managed Distribution Service (RTMDS): Real-time infrastructure is deployed in LSEG’s private cloud and managed by LSEG.
Real-Time Distribution System (RTDS deployed): Real-time infrastructure is deployed on-premises and managed by the client.

The provider of trading, risk, and processing solutions continuously invests to facilitate clients’ transitions to the cloud, including expanding out-of-the-box connectivity so clients can fully benefit from the latest LSEG Real-Time – Optimized innovations.

Alexandre Belingard, head of market data connectivity at Murex, said: “We are happy to be collaborating with LSEG on the cloud. The ability to install MX.3 and plug it easily and quickly with the Real-Time – Optimized feed on the cloud enables clients to reallocate their resources in tasks that create added value and differentiation.”

Stuart Brown, group head of enterprise data solutions at LSEG, commented: “We are delighted to be extending the partnership between Murex and LSEG, which sees Murex integrating with our cloud-based Enterprise Data Solutions. MX.3 is the key front-to-back-to-risk platform for many of our customers and we are now able to power this solution through our recent data innovations. This is another great example of how an LSEG business is making real-time, historical and reference data access more open, accessible, and efficient for the financial markets.”

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