Data Supply

Real-time and historical pricing, quotes, and benchmark data for equities, fixed income, FX, commodities, and derivatives, typically delivered via feed, API, or terminal. Covers vendors whose core product is the live or historical price itself, rather than commentary or analysis built on top of it. more...

Wire services, news feeds, and editorial content covering markets, companies, and macroeconomic events, consumed by trading desks, research teams, and compliance functions. Distinct from Market Data in that the product is written/reported content rather than price data, even though many vendors offer both. more...

Security master data, instrument identifiers (ISIN, CUSIP, SEDOL), and corporate actions data — dividends, coupon payments, stock splits, mergers, redemptions — used to keep positions, settlements, and portfolio records accurate. A different buyer and use case from live pricing: this is about correctly identifying and tracking instruments over time, not trading on them. more...

Credit risk scoring, analytics, and the underlying data feeds used to assess counterparty, borrower, or portfolio risk. Distinct from formally published credit ratings — this is the data and modeling layer beneath a risk decision, not the agency opinion itself. Also includes formal credit ratings issued and published by recognized rating agencies on issuers, instruments, and structured products. more...

Identity verification, sanctions and PEP screening, and anti-money-laundering data feeds used to onboard customers and meet regulatory compliance obligations. more...

Firmographic and corporate registry data describing companies as legal entities — registration details, industry classification, address, and beneficial ownership structure. Covers "who is this company" data, as distinct from what that company's securities are doing (which sits under Reference Data or Market Data). more...

Device fingerprinting, behavioral biometrics, and fraud signal data used to detect and prevent fraudulent transactions and account activity. more...

Non-traditional data sources used for underwriting, investing, or research — satellite imagery, web and social scraping, consumer spend panels, and similar signals not captured by conventional financial data categories. more...

Environmental, social, and governance scoring, disclosure, and ratings data used for investment screening, risk assessment, and regulatory reporting. more...

Economic indicators, forecasts, and macro datasets — GDP, inflation, employment, and related measures — used for analysis, modeling, and strategic planning. more...