UBS signs global data deal with Reuters
The RMDS agreement forms part of a broader deal, which includes content, Reuters 3000 Xtra desktop machines and data feeds. UBS will also move a significant number of users onto an RMDS-based browser service that integrates internal and third-party data along with news services directly to end-users at the bank.
The Reuters service will cover more than 3,500 UBS staff in 25 locations around the world.
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