Bloomberg’s Data License content is to be integrated with the Goldman Sachs Marquee platform, which the firms say will make it the first global investment bank to use Bloomberg data for in-house applications offered to clients.
Through this contractual relationship, users of Marquee, the Goldman Sachs Securities Division platform, will be able to view Bloomberg reference and pricing data. This data can be used as part of Goldman Sachs’ suite of services and analytical tools, providing clients with Goldman data and Bloomberg data. Marquee clients who are also Bloomberg Data clients will be able to license and download this data directly, increasing efficiency and streamlining their data workflow.
Marquee is Goldman Sachs’ ‘digital storefront’ for institutional client services, delivering market insights, analytics tools, execution services and developer and data services. Marquee lets Goldman Sachs’ institutional and corporate clients consume content, risk analytics, pricing data and ultimately engage with the firm to trade. Marquee also makes services and data available directly via application programming interfaces (APIs), so clients can power their applications directly with new data sources – including Bloomberg’s Data License fields.
