16/03/2016 07:47 AST

Bahrain Bourse (BHB) has adopted a resolution specifying data distribution fees for licensed data vendors with effect from April 3.

The resolution No 10 of 2016 issued by BHB chief executive Shaikh Khalifa bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa includes a list of the fees for obtaining BHB’s licences to receive bourse data.

It states that the fees mainly depend on the type of licence given by BHB, as well as the timing of receiving the data (real-time or delayed), and the purpose of receiving the data, be it for business or private use by subscribers.

Data offered by BHB includes – but is not limited to – real-time data, delayed data, corporate actions, historic data and access to end-of-day database, and issuers’ data including data of BHB members, market makers, and custodians.

The list of fees also includes fees of the bourse for the connection between data vendors and BHB’s primary data centre, and the connection to BHB’s disaster recovery centre in order to ensure that the companies receive the data without any interruption.

To receive BHB’s data, interested vendors should sign an agreement with BHB that stipulates all the legal, administrative, and technical aspects to maintain the rights of both parties.

According to the agreement, individual investors will be able to receive share prices instantly from data vendors that sign up with BHB.


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