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A data model for processing financial market and news data

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  • Fethi A. Rabhi
  • Adnene Guabtni
  • Lawrence Yao

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Due to immense amounts of data being generated from financial markets in many different formats, professionals and academics face interoperability problems when analysing such data. This paper proposes a data model that gives a coherent view of the information available from financial market data repositories. The novel features of this data model include: modelling the behaviour of an electronic market as an extensible event-based class hierarchy, and using ontologies to represent financial data as a set of inter-related and meaningful events. Using this data model, we develop interoperable web services that process the data at a high level of abstraction using a Service-Oriented Architecture.

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  • Fethi A. Rabhi & Adnene Guabtni & Lawrence Yao, 2009. "A data model for processing financial market and news data," International Journal of Electronic Finance, Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, vol. 3(4), pages 387-403.
    • Handle: RePEc:ids:ijelfi:v:3:y:2009:i:4:p:387-403
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    1. Börner, René & Goeken, Matthias & Rabhi, Fethi, 2012. "SOA development and service identification: A case study on method use, context and success factors," Frankfurt School - Working Paper Series 189, Frankfurt School of Finance and Management.

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