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Exchange Data International Launches Initial Public Offering Database

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Exchange Data International (EDI) has launched the Worldwide Initial Public Offering (IPO) Database. The new service monitors IPOs worldwide and provides daily updates via email or the web on all IPOs in 74 countries. Reporting on rumoured, pending, new and historical IPOs, the service can be used by investment banks to track IPO progress by the name of the company, country of incorporation, exchange, security description, ISIN symbol, subscription period, currency, industrial code, number of shares offered, share price proposed (or the range), initial price, listing date and notes.

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