Australian financial technology firm Iress announced on Monday that prime services provider 26 Degrees has added the QuantHouse Cboe One Feed to its coverage of US equities.
The feed provides real-time consolidated market data from Cboe’s four US equities exchanges, which account for 21.2% of US equities on-exchange trading. It also includes early trading session data (4am – 7am ET), where Cboe holds a 40.5% market share.
Sydney-based 26 Degrees will integrate the feed into its existing QuantHouse infrastructure, which already delivers low-latency access to trading venues across North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific.
“The integration of the new Cboe One Feed by 26 Degrees enhances its US market data coverage considerably, supporting CFD retail flow and meeting growing investor appetite, particularly in Asia, to trade around the clock,” said Rob Kirby, Head of EMEA & APAC Sales at QuantHouse.
James Alexander, Group Chief Commercial Officer at 26 Degrees, said the move would offer its clients – particularly in Asia – improved access to US equities through a single API, unlocking new growth opportunities.
Cboe’s Global Head of Data Vantage, Adam Inzirillo, said the company remained focused on delivering high-quality US market data to meet international demand.
The Cboe One Feed joins QuantHouse’s growing catalogue of market data feeds spanning Canada, Europe and Asia-Pacific, including support for Blue Ocean Technologies’ ATS, which facilitates US equities trading outside standard New York hours.