NYC
02.11.2003, 17:59
InteractiveBrokers hat seit diesem WE die Marktdaten für Deutschland erhöht:
German Market Data Subscription Changes
Effective 1 November 2003, IB will be updating the data vending tariffs for the German and Swiss financial centers to reflect the actual amounts currently charged by the various Exchanges. All existing data vending services for DTB (Eurex), IBIS (Xetra), and VIRTX / EBS will automatically expire on 31 October 2003. New services will replace them as follows:
DTB: no action required by clients. All non-professional clients will continue to receive the same services / prices as they do now. All professional clients will be converted to the new professional service at the indicated tariffs for the same service level (1 or 2).
IBIS: all clients will be required to re-submit their market data service requests through Account Management on the IB website.
VIRTX / EBS: no action required by clients. All non-professional clients will continue to receive the same services / prices as they do now. All professional clients will be converted to a new professional service at the indicated tariffs at the identical service level.
Exchange
Service
Old Rate
New Rate
DTB (Eurex)
level 1, non-professional
8 EUR
no change
level 2, non-professional
12 EUR
no change
level 1, professional
8 EUR
20 EUR
level 2, professional
12 EUR
30 EUR
IBIS (Xetra)
level 1, non-professional
8 EUR
15 EUR
level 2, non-professional
12 EUR
20 EUR
level 1, professional
8 EUR
50 EUR
level 2, professional
12 EUR
60 EUR
VIRTX/EBS
level 1, non-professional
10 CHF
no change
level 2, non-professional
50 CHF
no change
level 1, professional
10 CHF
25 CHF
level 2, professional
50 CHF
no change
Clients wishing uninterrupted market data must subscribe to the new data vending services no later than 31 October. Please note that clients wishing to manage their subscriptions prior to Oct 31 may do so without incurring charges under the new tariff scheme which is only effective per 1 November.
To avoid any data interruption we suggest that clients review their market data via Account Management under Market Data Subscriptions.
German Market Data Subscription Changes
Effective 1 November 2003, IB will be updating the data vending tariffs for the German and Swiss financial centers to reflect the actual amounts currently charged by the various Exchanges. All existing data vending services for DTB (Eurex), IBIS (Xetra), and VIRTX / EBS will automatically expire on 31 October 2003. New services will replace them as follows:
DTB: no action required by clients. All non-professional clients will continue to receive the same services / prices as they do now. All professional clients will be converted to the new professional service at the indicated tariffs for the same service level (1 or 2).
IBIS: all clients will be required to re-submit their market data service requests through Account Management on the IB website.
VIRTX / EBS: no action required by clients. All non-professional clients will continue to receive the same services / prices as they do now. All professional clients will be converted to a new professional service at the indicated tariffs at the identical service level.
Exchange
Service
Old Rate
New Rate
DTB (Eurex)
level 1, non-professional
8 EUR
no change
level 2, non-professional
12 EUR
no change
level 1, professional
8 EUR
20 EUR
level 2, professional
12 EUR
30 EUR
IBIS (Xetra)
level 1, non-professional
8 EUR
15 EUR
level 2, non-professional
12 EUR
20 EUR
level 1, professional
8 EUR
50 EUR
level 2, professional
12 EUR
60 EUR
VIRTX/EBS
level 1, non-professional
10 CHF
no change
level 2, non-professional
50 CHF
no change
level 1, professional
10 CHF
25 CHF
level 2, professional
50 CHF
no change
Clients wishing uninterrupted market data must subscribe to the new data vending services no later than 31 October. Please note that clients wishing to manage their subscriptions prior to Oct 31 may do so without incurring charges under the new tariff scheme which is only effective per 1 November.
To avoid any data interruption we suggest that clients review their market data via Account Management under Market Data Subscriptions.