06.24.2024

Euroclear, Mosaic Smart Data Launch Smart Markets

06.24.2024
Euroclear, Mosaic Smart Data Launch Smart Markets

Mosaic Smart Data (Mosaic), the real-time capital markets data analytics company, has launched a next generation data intelligence service, Smart Markets, powered by financial markets infrastructure provider Euroclear’s fixed income data including government and corporate bonds. The launch marks a new era for data in capital markets, transforming Euroclear’s data into insights that participants can easily interpret and use to detect market movements, enhance trading models and build informed strategies.

Leveraging Mosaic’s cutting edge AI and machine learning technology, Smart Markets has been developed by Mosaic’s expert data scientists in response to the demand from institutions such as banks, central banks, debt management offices (DMOs), corporate treasurers, buy-side trading firms and hedge funds for increasingly sophisticated data-driven insights.

Demand for market data from financial institutions is booming with the market growing 12.4% in 2023 to a record $42.0 billion.[1] Data quality and the ability to interpret big data has become increasingly critical. Smart Markets answers this call by bringing together raw data from market sources such as Euroclear, which is then enriched, normalised and automatically analysed.

The result for FICC market participants is access to a highly intuitive, multi-asset service that unlocks new depths of understanding in the markets and products that are important to them. This enables them to enhance their trading models, build informed market strategies, strengthen their investment and research intelligence and improve post-trade analysis and reporting.

Philippe Laurensy, Managing Director and Head of Product, Strategy and Innovation at Euroclear, said: “By harnessing the scale and depth of Euroclear’s post trade ecosystem, which in 2023 settled the equivalent of more than 1 quadrillion of securities transactions, Smart Markets is able to provide trading firms with a true picture of fixed income activity including government and corporate bond markets. As a financial market infrastructure with a track record of providing high quality settlement services to the world’s leading financial institutions, we are well positioned to drive innovation in the industry and to improve efficiency in the market as a whole.”

Matthew Hodgson, CEO and founder of Mosaic Smart Data, said: “Mosaic has been at the leading edge of data analytics for capital markets since our inception, and the launch of Smart Markets takes our offering to the next level, introducing a new category of data product. Leveraging comprehensive, high quality transaction data from best-in-class providers such as Euroclear and running it through our proven models gives participants the insights at their fingertips to truly understand market behaviour and make more informed trading decisions. We have a healthy pipeline of additional data providers and look forward to continuing to expand the Smart Markets offering following launch.”

Smart Markets’ initial participating institutions include ABN AMRO, Absa Bank Limited, Agentúra Pre Riadenie Dlhu A Likvidity, Australia And New Zealand Banking Group ABN, Australian Securities Exchange Limited, Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria S.A, Banco De Sabadell S.A., Bank Of England, Bayerische Landesbank, Belgian Debt Agency, Danske Bank A/V, Deutsche Bank AG London, DZ Bank AG Deutsche Zentral-Genossenschaftsbank, Government Debt Management Agency of Hungary, Investec Bank Limited, Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets Plc, Mizuho International Plc, National Bank Of Canada, NatWest Markets Plc, Nedbank Limited, Norges Bank, Pictet Asset Management Limited, Raiffeisen Bank International AG, Riksgäldskontoret, Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB, SMBC Nikko Capital Markets Limited, T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc, Westpac Banking Corporation, ING Bank N.V, Credit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank, and South African Reserve Bank.

Source: Mosaic Smart Data

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