Thomson Reuters Streamlines Eikon for Analysts and Portfolio Managers

Thursday, 10/03/2016 | 13:13 GMT by Damian Chmiel
  • With the latest update, Eikon offers new analytical tools and workflow capabilities to Thomson Reuters' flagship platform.
Thomson Reuters Streamlines Eikon for Analysts and Portfolio Managers
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Thomson Reuters (NYSE:TRI) once again extends the functionality of its Eikon platform, responding to the demands of portfolio managers and analysts, according to a Thomson Reuters statement. It is one of the flagship products that allows the processing and aggregation of historical and real-time data.

The new additions enable access to key financial information through a single platform, with built-in search functions and applications for investments. Among the new products one can find I/B/E/S estimates, Reuters news, quant models, refreshed database, funds ratings, and more.

Putting all of these tools together in one piece of software allows users to create more connections between the data sets and to significantly increase work productivity. The platform is also connected with environmental, social and governance (ESG) measures databases, containing information about 5 thousand companies, offering a mechanism for exact investment scrutiny.

According to Ranjit Tinaikar, managing director of Thomson Reuters in a recent statement on the launch: “Eikon is seeing unprecedented growth among the research, portfolio management and wealth advisory community. The growth is driven by making the full depth and breadth of TR content and Analytics integrated into the Eikon workflow and visual experience. The addition of ESG to Eikon is another important milestone in Eikon’s evolution for Buy-Side users”.

“As the search for alpha becomes more competitive, these enhancements further reinforce our commitment to helping our clients find the insight to generate innovative investment ideas,” he added.

In December 2015, Finance Magnates announced that the company had launched the FX Monitor service for Eikon Messenger. The aim of the tool is to give corporate clients broader control through access to the financial services community, together with the data and analysis prepared by Reuters.

Thomson Reuters (NYSE:TRI) once again extends the functionality of its Eikon platform, responding to the demands of portfolio managers and analysts, according to a Thomson Reuters statement. It is one of the flagship products that allows the processing and aggregation of historical and real-time data.

The new additions enable access to key financial information through a single platform, with built-in search functions and applications for investments. Among the new products one can find I/B/E/S estimates, Reuters news, quant models, refreshed database, funds ratings, and more.

Putting all of these tools together in one piece of software allows users to create more connections between the data sets and to significantly increase work productivity. The platform is also connected with environmental, social and governance (ESG) measures databases, containing information about 5 thousand companies, offering a mechanism for exact investment scrutiny.

According to Ranjit Tinaikar, managing director of Thomson Reuters in a recent statement on the launch: “Eikon is seeing unprecedented growth among the research, portfolio management and wealth advisory community. The growth is driven by making the full depth and breadth of TR content and Analytics integrated into the Eikon workflow and visual experience. The addition of ESG to Eikon is another important milestone in Eikon’s evolution for Buy-Side users”.

“As the search for alpha becomes more competitive, these enhancements further reinforce our commitment to helping our clients find the insight to generate innovative investment ideas,” he added.

In December 2015, Finance Magnates announced that the company had launched the FX Monitor service for Eikon Messenger. The aim of the tool is to give corporate clients broader control through access to the financial services community, together with the data and analysis prepared by Reuters.

About the Author: Damian Chmiel
Damian Chmiel
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About the Author: Damian Chmiel
Damian's adventure with financial markets began at the Cracow University of Economics, where he obtained his MA in finance and accounting. Starting from the retail trader perspective, he collaborated with brokerage houses and financial portals in Poland as an independent editor and content manager. His adventure with Finance Magnates began in 2016, where he is working as a business intelligence analyst.
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