Based on customer feedback NASDAQ OMX has decided to revise its system migration plan for Nordic and Baltic consolidated market data. The immediate effect of the decision is that the existing Genium Consolidated Feed and the TIP protocol will remain the main consolidated data feed for all NASDAQ OMX Nordic and Baltic markets. With the recent launch of INET, ultra-low latency market data for Nordic and Baltic cash equity, ETF, warrant and certificate trading is now available through ITCH. We have also implemented a number of capacity enhancements to the Genium Consolidated Feed, securing stability during current and future peak loads. Paired with customer feedback on the launch plan, NASDAQ OMX made the decision to put the planned migration to Genium INET Market Info and the enhanced ITCH protocol on hold. We will now focus on developing an updated technical roadmap for Nordic and Baltic market data together with customers and other stakeholders. The updated roadmap is expected to be presented later in 2010. For further information concerning this exchange notice please contact DataProducts@nasdaqomx.com Best regards NASDAQ OMX Nordic
IT - Revised system migration plan for Nordic and Baltic consolidated market data (32/10)
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