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Bloomberg Funds Data Solution Adds ETP Visibility

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Bloomberg has expanded its Funds Data Solution, adding Global Exchange Traded Product flows data and historical revisions.
The expansion encompasses history dating back to 2007 for market cycle backtesting, while the data tracks investor capital by monitoring changes in net asset value and shares outstanding across 80,000 active ETP tickers.
“As the global funds landscape grows more complex, investors need to see the actual money in motion,” Bloomberg Global Head of Enterprise Data Content Leila Sadiq said.

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