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FinDataPortal Enhances its Services with the Feed Manager Capability

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FinDataPortal, a financial data portal with a new approach to data provision, announced today the release of its Feed Manager feature, enabling subscribers to create their own customised feed.

FinDataPortal (FDP) is a platform through which clients can access datasets from different financial data providers in a way that is tailored to their specific needs. Users can easily combine provider, products and subscription packages to suit their own requirements. The portal is an ideal solution to back up primary sources, fill in missing gaps in current coverage or just satisfy occasional data needs.

FPD offers a wide range of searching and screening capabilities enabling users to easily research a specific security, monitor their portfolios or generate activity reports. Subscribers get also the opportunity to pre-define certain search criteria so recurrent searches can be made in just a few clicks.

The new Feed Manager feature is a great addition to the platform. Each user has now the possibility to efficiently build-up a customised feed and modify it at any time. The Feed Manager facility offers two options: immediate download of the results and daily email notifications. The Feed Manager feature has been developed in collaboration with financial providers and end users.

“It compliments the portal’s existing functionalities and reinforces the fact that FinDataPortal provides streamlined access to clients specific needs,” said marketing manager, Anais Bresle. “Our objective is to help our clients improve the efficiency of corporate actions processing while reducing data cost by only providing them with the information they truly use.”

FinDataPortal currently offers Standard & Poor’s North American Dividends and Unit Investment Trust datasets, the Worldwide Corporate Actions, Shares Outstanding and Dividends sets from Exchange Data International and Kafafian Emerging Markets’ Market Treasury Research one.

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