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Tullett Prebon Data from Infront

Infront delivers fixed income, money markets, rates and volatility data from Tullett Prebon Information (TPI): the leading providers of independent, real-time price information from the wholesale inter-dealer brokered financial markets. This article provides an overview of the TPI data available from Infront in the Infront terminal.

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Infront Consolidated Market Data

In recent years, trading has become more fragmented than ever – due, in large part, to new Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID) legislation in the European Union. Infront helps professional investors to overcome this fragmentation by collecting market data from across multiple trading venues and presenting it in a single consolidated view.

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The Infront Terminal: Getting Started Guide

Just getting started with the Infront terminal? This article provides you with the basics on how to get up and running, plus a walkthrough of the most important features in the terminal.

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NASDAQ TotalView Explained

NASDAQ TotalView – which displays the full order depth for NASDAQ market participants – is recognized as the standard NASDAQ feed for serious traders. In this Q&A session, Infront Head of Business Development, Joachim Rosli, provides his take on how investors can benefit from the access to the liquidity that this market data feed offers.

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Infront Market Calendar Explained

A brand new Market Calendar was introduced with Infront 5.0. In this Q&A session with Infront Product Manager Andreas Sandvold, you´ll learn how you can best use the Market Calendar to get a complete overview of corporate actions and macroeconomic events for the markets you follow.

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NYSE Realtime Fees for Professional Users

Fees for professional users of NYSE realtime data are based on a 14-tier schedule, and a special agreement with NYSE is required to access the data. This article explains the tiers, and the process for confirming the necessary agreements.

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Infront Exchange Fees Overview

Exchange fees are enforced by the exchange themselves, and depend on whether you are a Private or Professional investor, and on which level of data you require. This article provides a detailed overview of current exchange fees charged by the exchanges.

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Market Data Depth Explained

Market data depth available depends on several aspects including availability from the exchange, technical delivery of the data and the amount of data. This article provides an explanation of the different market data levels available from Infront.

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Translation Guide: The Infront Terminal

While the Infront terminal is delivered in English by default, it is possible to translate the user interface into any other language supported by Microsoft Windows. This guide explains how to do it.

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NASDAQ OMX – Global Index Watch

From 1 April 2011, your company is required to get an approval from NASDAQ OMX in order to get access to the Index Weights data. This article explains how.

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Installation Guide

Find out how to install the Infront terminal and Infront Mobile.

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System Requirements

Find out what the requirements are to run the Infront terminal and Infront Mobile.

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Integrating News and Research from RSS (XML) Feeds

The Infront terminal can display news from RSS/XML feeds, allowing you to share important news and updates with end users. This article provides guidelines on how to handle the integration.

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Infront 5.1: New features and improvements

This article provides an overview of the new features, improvements and bugfixes included in version 5.1 of the Infront trading and information terminal.

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Index Constituents and Weights

Infront provides index constituents and weights for various sources – allowing you as a user to see the underlying shares in an index and weights per share. This article provides an overview of which sources, lists required packages and agreements, and explains how to get access.

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