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The NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc. (Nasdaq:NDAQ) today announced that Nordic and U.S. versions of TotalView are now available to users of The Online Trader, a high-speed information and electronic trading terminal developed by Infront, a leading provider of information and trading solutions for buy-side and sell-side market participants in the Nordics. Within this launch, 20 levels of Nordic market depth and all Nordic corporate action and financial information from NASDAQ OMX is made available to subscribers.
Nordic Equity TotalView and U.S. NASDAQ TotalView are NASDAQ OMX's premier data feeds. Nordic Equity TotalView displays the full order book for companies listed on NASDAQ OMX exchanges in Copenhagen, Helsinki, Iceland and Stockholm. U.S. NASDAQ TotalView displays the full order book for NASDAQ-, NYSE-, NYSE Amex- and regional-listed securities.
"Financial professionals require a complete view of the markets in which they participate," asserts Joachim Rosli, Head of Business Development at Infront. "TotalView data from NASDAQ OMX and development of our platform to display data from INET represents the latest investment by Infront to meet the expectations of this demanding market segment."
Infront has spent the past year building a consolidated orderbook to meet the demands of a fragmented market place. The display of NASDAQ TotalView data in multiple views, including "Market by Level" and "Market by Order," addresses the participants' need for a high level of orderbook details. "We are committed to deliver the best solution for our customers subscribing to NASDAQ OMX data, especially with the upgrade from SAXESS to INET in the Nordic market," adds Rosli.
"By integrating our premier data feeds, Infront is providing its customers with the best possible view of the Nordic and U.S. markets," stated Randall Hopkins, Senior Vice President NASDAQ OMX Global Data Products. "Infront customers can now make better informed investment decisions, thanks to Infront's commitment to them."
NASDAQ OMX Nordic, comprised of exchanges in Helsinki, Copenhagen, Stockholm and Iceland, is the central gateway to the Nordic financial markets and the most liquid marketplace for Nordic securities. NASDAQ OMX Nordic lists about 670 companies. The value of average daily share trading in October amounted to EUR 2.5 billion.
The NASDAQ Stock Market is the most liquid market for all U.S.-listed equity securities -- making it the gold source for U.S. equity data. In October 2009, NASDAQ's matched share of U.S. equity volume was 21.1 percent? more than any other U.S. exchange.
For more information about Nordic Equity TotalView and U.S. NASDAQ TotalView, visit http://nordic.nasdaqomxtrader.com/marketdata/dataproducts/.
