Money.Net adds futures data via CQG
Money.Net, a New York-based start-up founded by a former Bloomberg executive, has developed an online market data and analysis platform for professional traders with many of the same features as a Bloomberg terminal but at a much lower cost. In March, the company made its first move into futures, signing an agreement with CQG to provide access to futures market data and trading capabilities.
The futures data and trading capabilities will be provided through a web interface managed by Continuum, a division of CQG. Money.Net’s platform, which was originally built for corporate clients such as E*trade, OptionsXpress and CBOE, already offers real-time data for equities, options, currencies and bonds.
