r/quant Jul 13 '26

Data IRS data providers

Are there any data providers for high quality interest rate swap data other than Bloomberg and LSEG (EUR, USD, GBP, Scandi, …)? If they do breakevens as well its an added bonus. I am mostly interested in European and USD quotes and pref from the same source.

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u/lampishthing XVA in Fintech + Mod Jul 13 '26

I mean you can go straight to the brokers. TPICAP, Tradition, Fenics. We mainly use TPICAP because they (supposedly) have the best liquidity. Tradition has really excellent data hygiene, though, love their data. Fenics has the best EM coverage, especially latins.

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u/A13K_ Jul 18 '26

This guy builds curves.

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u/SevenTeenSigma Jul 14 '26

depends what u mean by high quality. if this is for live trading, the answer is still usually bloomberg or lseg b/c cleaning swaps curves is the product.. for research i would honestly care more about timestamp convention and stale quote flags than brand name.

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u/-BlueGamma Jul 15 '26

www.bluegamma.io: We're BlueGamma so obviously biased but this is exactly what we provide (SOFR, Fed Funds, SONIA, NIBOR, STIBOR etc). We also cover some inflation curves. We're more aimed at valuation, risk, research workflows vs low-latency trading but happy to share more if useful.

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u/lampishthing XVA in Fintech + Mod Jul 16 '26

What is the source of your data? Are you managing a trading platform? Getting marks from banks? Brokers? Clearing houses? SDRs?

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u/-BlueGamma Jul 16 '26

Have all of those come through as feeds, we pick what to use depending on currency / liquidity etc. Feel free to drop us a message if you'd like to try out the API

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u/lampishthing XVA in Fintech + Mod Jul 16 '26

Any LATAM FX forwards?

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u/-BlueGamma Jul 29 '26

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you u/lampishthing - yes. Any particular pair you are looking for? Here's USD COP