Intercontinental Exchange Pricing Data is Now in Hebbia
Hebbia today announced an integration with ICE Data Services, the data and analytics arm of Intercontinental Exchange (NYSE: ICE). ICE's global equity and fixed income pricing feeds will be available in Hebbia, giving joint customers access to the same institutional-grade data fund administrators, custodians, and asset managers already rely on across fixed income, derivatives, and broader markets, directly inside the AI workflows where they run their analysis.
Closing the Pricing Workflow Gap
Pricing questions today live outside the research workflow. Finance professionals either pull up separate software to look them up, or turn to other search tools whose numbers lack the data provenance compliance teams require. With ICE Data Services in Hebbia, customers can access institutional-grade pricing directly inside their analysis, with full citation back to the source. Pricing data persists across a conversation, so follow-up questions build on the same data without re-fetching, keeping analysis moving without interruption.
Built for the Way Finance Professionals Work
This integration reflects a broader shift in financial workflows toward connected analysis built on trusted data infrastructure. The ICE Data Services integration joins existing connections across deal platforms, financial content providers, and research feeds, all routed into the same workspace where analysis happens.
"ICE has long been a foundation of institutional decision-making across fixed income, derivatives, and broader markets," said Maurisa Baumann, Head of Global Data Delivery Products, ICE Data Services. "Working with Hebbia extends the reach of that data into AI-native workflows, putting it directly in front of the professionals who rely on it, in the tools where they now do their analysis."
The integration is available to all Hebbia customers. For ICE Data Services, it extends a decades-long legacy of providing pricing data that powers institutional decision-making across equity, fixed income, derivatives, and broader markets, now reaching the AI-native platforms where that work increasingly happens.
