EDI moves to Old Street

EDI moves its headquarters from Hatton Garden to Old Street.

London, July 5th, 2011, Exchange Data International (EDI), a provider of securities corporate actions and reference data, today moves its headquarters from Hatton Garden, London's diamond merchant area, to vibrant Old Street, now home to Britain's IT industry.

EDI's new address is Churchill House, 5th floor, 142-146 Old Street, London EC1V 9BW. It occupies an excellent location in the old City of London, just few minute walk from Old Street, Moorgate and Barbican stations.

EDI and Failstation combine their expertise to meet client's STP Goals

EDI partner with Middle Office Solutions combining reference data & applications helping clients achieve their STP goals.

London, May 10th, 2011, Exchange Data International (EDI), a well established provider of back office data announced today a partnership with FailStation, the industry utility that aggregates real time failed trade and pre-matching trades for the industry.

Middle Office Solutions, LLC (MOS) and Exchange Data International Ltd. (EDI) have signed a Partnership agreement to expand the products and services offered to their clients, for the first time, combining reference data & applications to achieve their clients STP goals.

UK dividends soar to £15bn in Q1

The latest Report from Capita Registrarshow that UK dividends were 10,3% than in 2010.

London, April 18th, 2011, According to the latest Capita Registrars Dividend Monitor which analyses thousands of dividends, using data provided by financial information specialists Exchange Data International, UK dividends were 10.3% higher in the first quarter of this year than at the same period in 2010.

The total value of dividends paid was boosted by a large special dividend from International Power and BP’s to reinstate payments to shareholders after the Gulf of Mexico disaster. Excluding both of these pay-outs the total figures came to £12.5bn, a healthy underlying increase of 8.7%.

Emerging Markets investments - keep track of the changes affecting your portfolio

Exchange Data International strengthens its coverage of Emerging and Frontier Markets.

London, Septembre 17th 2010, Ten years ago investing in Emerging Markets was considered very risky but today it is seen as critical to obtaining positive investment returns. Compared to other investments, emerging markets equities have the potential to provide more attractive returns and a better risk/reward ratio. Investing into this sector can help diversify risk and strengthen your overall portfolio return.

However, emerging market securities still represent a certain risk – lack of transparency, lack of liquidity and social & political issues – so tracking corporate actions is crucial when investing into this sector.