BSE to directly manage international market data licensing from Jan 1, 2027
BSE Limited will directly manage international market data product licensing from January 1, 2027, taking over from Deutsche Börse AG. Services for international and domestic clients will continue uninterrupted during the transition.
The change in licensing management for international market data products could have a moderate impact on BSE's operational structure and its relationship with international clients and Deutsche Börse AG.
The announcement details a change in how BSE manages its market data products for international clients. While it signifies a shift in operations, it does not inherently present a positive or negative financial outcome, and assures continuity of service.
BSE Limited announced that it will directly manage the licensing of its market data products for international clients starting January 1, 2027. This function is currently handled by Deutsche Börse AG. International clients will continue to receive BSE Market Data Products without interruption, and BSE and Deutsche Börse AG are collaborating for a seamless transition. Clients in India will continue to access market data directly from BSE as before.
This change follows a market data service agreement established in October 2013 between BSE and Deutsche Börse AG. Under that agreement, Deutsche Börse AG was responsible for the sales and marketing of BSE's market data products to international customers, while BSE served domestic clients directly.
International clients wishing to continue receiving BSE India Information Products after December 31, 2026, are advised to send their requests to datafeed.sales@bseindia.com.
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