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PRESS RELEASE: March, 3rd 2008.
Exchange Data International enhances its UK Dividend Service by covering Unit
Trusts dividends.
(London. March, 3rd 2008) – Exchange Data International (EDI) a well established
provider of Reference and Corporate Actions data announces the integration of Unit
Trust dividend information into its UK Dividend feed. This additional information
ensures better and more comprehensive coverage of UK income producing securities.
Jonathan Bloch, founder and C.E.O of Exchange Data International said “we have
responded to our clients’ needs by expanding the coverage of our existing UK
Dividend feed. On a daily basis, our dedicated team collects and processes data from
over 6500 Unit Trusts and OEICs. To ensure a timely delivery of this information, we
have built direct links with over 300 fund managers.”
Available as an additional set of the UK Dividend feed or on its own, the Unit Trust
Dividend feed gives access to crucial information like Group 1, Group 2 distributions
and equalisation rates required for the calculation of dividend income. In addition to
this data, this new feed includes payment frequency details, pay date, ex and record
dates, unit type and more important tax treatment data.
EDI is currently developing its UK Corporate Actions service to extend its coverage
to corporate actions of Unit Trusts and OEICs.
About EDI
EDI is a well established provider of multiple asset class
Worldwide Securities Reference and Corporate Actions Data, from over 150
Exchanges. EDI specialises in the integration, aggregation and flexible
delivery of structured data to facilitate investment research, administration
and processing.
Based in London, New York and Mumbai, EDI supports hundreds of
investment institutions worldwide. During 2007 EDI continued its aggressive
product development program by launching services covering self-sourced UK
Corporate Actions, Worldwide Fixed Income, Shareholder Circulars and Adjustment
Factors.
Please contact us if you have any questions or
wish to discuss your data needs.
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