SIX launches new data offering for global fixed income markets

The new offering is set to eliminate challenges of inconsistencies and errors facing clients using fixed income data.  

SIX has launched a new data offering to enhance coverage, reliability and pricing flexibility for the global fixed income markets.  

The solution, called SIX Fixed Income Data, is designed to provide banks, asset managers, wealth managers and hedge funds globally with reliable fixed income data, based off an array of information sourced from global markets.  

The provider has said that the offering will give clients access to data for 3.6 million US instruments across municipal, corporate and government debt, and structured finance, and will reduce reliance on inconsistent and error-prone sources to price securities, manage risk, and comply with regulations.  

“Until recently, many market participants were constrained by offerings with inflexible commercial terms or forced to combine disparate data sources that lacked completeness and accuracy,” said Swati Bhatia, head of fixed income, financial information at SIX. 

“By launching SIX Fixed Income Data, we are giving market participants the coverage, reliability, and pricing flexibility they need in the asset class that represents the largest segment of the global capital markets.” 

SIX highlighted that the original issuance and lifestyle documentation of the offering is fully owned by the provider and will be available through its centralised platform.  

Similarly, it has said that SIX’s API-driven infrastructure will tackle issues of long onboarding times and disruptions that arise from using alternative solutions, by streamlining the integration of data into clients’ workflows, combined with transparent pricing and scalable licensing.  

Read more – SIX rolls out regulatory data service for digital assets 

In recent months, the expansion and launch of new data services has been a focus for the company. SIX Fixed Income Data’s announcement follows the Digital Assets Regulatory and Tax Service launched by the provider at the beginning of April 2025, designed to provide institutions with a single information source to help identify their exposure to digital assets and remain compliant with evolving regulations.   

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