Overview

Prompt distribution of information is essential so that investors and traders can stay constantly up-to-date and act immediately on market news. To this end, NASDAQ OMX Global Data Products meet high standards in terms of content, distribution and delivery reliability.

Today, NASDAQ OMX Global Data Products sells real-time information from the Nordic markets to almost 600 information vendors, including companies that process and disseminate the information to investors or other vendors. Pricing information is also distributed to trading services on the internet, giving more than 1 000.000 end customers access to real-time information from the Nordic Exchange.

By international standards, trading on the NASDAQ OMX Nordic exchanges is highly transparent with easy access to detailed data on order books and trades. Our data products reflect the Nordic list and ongoing integration of the Nordic marketplaces, covering the exchanges in Copenhagen, Stockholm, Helsinki, Iceland, Riga, Tallinn and Vilnius. They consist of real-time information, 15 minutes delayed information, basic analysis data and batch data as well as company disclosures from the listed companies.
 

Accessing the data

Market data directly from NASDAQ OMX

NASDAQ OMX market data is accessible worldwide through a range of vendor distribution channels. Technically, NASDAQ OMX market information feed can be accessed via a vendor or directly from NASDAQ OMX access points in Stockholm, London or Helsinki. All NASDAQ OMX market data – both Nordic and Baltic – is available in the NASDAQ OMX market information feed with the same technical specifications and infrastructure. NASDAQ OMX distributes real-time market data directly via the market data distribution system GENIUM Consolidated Feed. 

On this site you can read more about individual data products and data feeds.
 

Market data via a vendor

Many distributors also offer a variety of value-added services such as market news, historical statistics, company profiles and analytical research. To meet their subscribers’ needs, vendors utilize a variety of media to disseminate market data including dedicated computer terminals, data feeds, pagers, satellite transmissions and the internet.