Thursday, May 9, 2024

Data News #2024 - 5
Nasdaq Global Index Data Service – End of Day and Historical Data

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What you need to know:

Effective August 1, 2024, Nasdaq will change the licensing requirements for redistribution of Nasdaq Global Index Data Service (GIDS). All Data Feed Recipients of End of Day or Historical data from the Global Index Data Service will be required to license directly with Nasdaq.

Any redistribution of any Nasdaq Global Index Data requires prior approval from Nasdaq.

All Data Feed Recipient firms will need to license with Nasdaq directly.

Existing redistribution vendors will have until September 1, 2024 to commercially implement this change.


What is changing?

Nasdaq has updated the Data Policies governing the dissemination of Nasdaq Global Index Data.

  • Section 2. Definitions – Added definition of Historical Data.
  • Section 5.2 – Clarified uncontrolled distribution of End of Day data and Historical data.

Update: Previously, distribution of Index data after 6:30PM ET did not require a license with Nasdaq. Now, any Data Feed Recipients of Global Index data are required to license with Nasdaq.

When are the updated policies effective?

The updated policies will be effective August 1, 2024.

Who should I contact for additional information?

Contact Nasdaq Investment Intelligence Sales.


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