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DataLend

www.datalend.com

 
EquiLend's original business plan in 2001 called for providing statistically meaningful industry benchmarks and market data. At that time, no such offering was prevalent in the industry. Since then, the data services market has proven that a demand exists for these products and services. Ten years later, EquiLend initiated the build for a securities finance market data business. By the end of 2011, a raw data feed and graphical user interface were complete. These two products were introduced to an initial test group from our client base and produced a positive response. DataLend has continued to fine-tune its service offering based on ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.datalend.com
  • 17 State Street 9th Floor
    New York, NY USA 10004
  • Phone: 212.901.2200

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