The European Power Exchange (EPEX) is a spot market for electricity. The data consists of spot contracts for the delivery of very short-term electricity contracts. EPEX serves over 400 companies and is the largest trading community in Europe. The EPEX markets are instrumental in integrating intermittent renewable energy sources providing participants to balance positions closer to real-time and thus manage unforeseen events.
EuroTLX is a regulated multilateral trading facility (MTF) in Italy, providing trading services for retail and institutional investors in bonds and other fixed-income securities.
FINRA is a U.S. regulatory organization that oversees brokerage firms and exchange operations, ensuring fair and transparent trading practices.
FTSE provides indices which are used globally as benchmarks for financial markets. Founded in 1995 as a joint venture between the Financial Times and the London Stock Exchange, the FTSE has become a key provider of global index solutions.
Formerly known as the Dubai Mercantile Exchange, the Gulf Mercantile Exchange is a significant energy futures exchange in the region. The GME’s flagship contract is the Oman Crude Oil Futures Contract, which is the largest physically delivered crude oil contract in the region.
The Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) is one of two securities exchanges in the country of Vietnam and includes the Unlisted Public Company (UPCoM) cash market.
Unlock more precise Loan-to-Value (LTV) insights across your MBS portfolio with our cutting-edge Home Price Dynamics solution. Powered by advanced valuation models and granular, timely data, we help improve model performance and investment decision-making.
Housing Affordability Analytics (HAA) provides a complete view of costs like principal, interest, taxes, insurance and inputs like utilities, that impact a borrower’s ability to repay. While traditional models often focus on mortgage payments, we help you capture the full cost of homeownership, including highly variable, location-specific expenses that can significantly influence loan performance. With this clarity, you can better assess affordability risk and make smarter, data-driven MBS decisions.
The ICE Carbon Reference Entity Data Service (ICE CRED) is a reference data service developed by ICE Benchmark Administration® Limited (IBA) to support the carbon credit markets. It provides standardized, aggregated, and validated data to facilitate the management of carbon credits throughout their trading lifecycle.
ICE offers Life-Cycle Assessment (LCA) based avoided emissions data for 50+ climate solutions including company, sector and portfolio-level analytics. Avoided emissions are emission reductions that occur outside of a product or technology’s life cycle or value chain, as a result, of the use of that product or technology.
Through the global transition to a low carbon economy, risks and opportunities for financial market participants can arise. Adoption of decarbonization goals by investors, corporates, and governments, may result in reallocation of capital, reshaping businesses activities, and changes to policy.
ICE Climate Transition Risk Data provides sophisticated tools, data and analytics to help investors and corporates navigate current and potential transition risk within portfolios and loan books.
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