LinqAlpha and KOSCOM Sign Korean Market Data Agreement
LinqAlpha and KOSCOM signed a memorandum of understanding to develop AI investment analysis services and expand access to Korean financial market data for global investors, LinqAlpha announced in a press release. The initial work will focus on exchange traded fund data.
The companies will combine KOSCOM's financial data and market infrastructure with LinqAlpha's investment analysis technology. Their work will cover data provision, analysis content and services, customer requirements, and related marketing activities.
The partners plan to extend the agreement to more financial datasets and investment analysis applications. KOSCOM is the technology subsidiary of the Korea Exchange, while LinqAlpha provides financial intelligence tools to more than 70 institutions in the United States, Europe, and Asia.
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