BTRadianz

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BT Radianz (formerly known as Radianz before being acquired by BT Group plc in 2005), is a secure financial extranet which connects worldwide financial institutions and stock markets together.

Originally spun off by Reuters and Equant in February 2000 to create a secure IP network, the service has become content-neutral and provides services such as multicast feeds of market data as well as normal company-to-company connectivity. This company connects the financial end users to content and trading exchanges worldwide via a secure IP environment. Many clients connect to the Radianz network and access over 200 different content providers (equities, FX, fixed income.)[1]

In 2004, 2005, and 2006 the readers of Waters (Magazine) named BTRadianz Best Network Provider.

  1. ^ BT Radianz provider list. BT Radianz. Retrieved on 2007-01-18.

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