McKay Brothers And Quincy Data Launch Fastest US-Australia Financial Connectivity

McKay Brothers and Quincy Data have launched new data transport and market data services linking Illinois futures markets with trading hubs in Sydney, Australia, with the connection delivering a round-trip delay of less than 168 milliseconds.
 

The services connect the CME in Aurora, Illinois, and ICE Futures in Chicago with Sydney's Australian Liquidity Centre (ALC) and Equinix SY5, the latter of which houses ASX and Cboe Australia.
 

McKay Brothers is providing private transport capacity over the link, while its sister company Quincy Data is distributing Snapshot Feeds covering select futures contracts across equity indices, energy, metals, and foreign exchange.
 

The launch extends the reach of both firms into the Asia-Pacific region, creating a direct infrastructure bridge between North American and Australian derivatives markets to support price discovery across time zones.
 

Stéphane Tyc, Co-Founder, McKay Brothers and Quincy Data

Stéphane Tyc, Co-Founder, McKay Brothers and Quincy Data said:

"We are pleased to expand our global footprint to Sydney, supporting tighter markets and broader participation. Our focus is on providing all firms with the best possible tools for price discovery on a level playing field and ensuring that the most advanced infrastructure is accessible to every market participant."

Both McKay Brothers and Quincy Data operate under a Level Playing Field policy, under which any client, regardless of size, receives equal access to the same infrastructure and performance standards.
 

McKay Brothers is the provider of data transport services for financial markets, including traditional and decentralised markets. The company is relied upon by sophisticated market participants and operates short- and long-haul networks with a focus on speed, reliability, and resiliency.
 

Quincy Data distributes time-sensitive market data to participants active in global financial markets and has points of presence at major financial centres across North America, Europe, and Asia.
 

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