Financial Data Databases

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Compustat is a market database published by Standard and Poor's, providing company data going back 40 to 50 years on over 65,000 securities, as of 2010. It provides sophisticated retrieval and personalization tools to create numerous reports.

CSMAR Database is the comprehensive database for Chinese business research, covering data on the Chinese stock market; financial statements and China Corporate Governance of Chinese Listed Firms.
CSMAR requires individual registration before get data

Wind is a standalone software installed on the university's computers in IBSS's financial lab - BS429 and Room 543 in the Library in Central Building). During the online education period, please contact IT staff at IT@xjtlu.edu.cn for further assistant.
The Wind Financial Terminal provides investment professionals with the data and insights they need to understand China's complex capital markets and economy. The terminal integrates the most comprehensive and accurate market data, fundamental data, research, news, and analytics tools across all asset classes in China.

DataStream is the world's largest and most respected historical financial numerical database which provides historical financial markets data and economic data worldwide.This database can be only accessed in the IBSS's financial lab (BS429, only for IBSS's staff and students) and Room 543 in the Library in Central Building (open for walk-in access).

NOTE: Please login to WRDS to access the database. Visit the guide by clicking the link beside the database title for more information.
Audit Analytics provides detailed research on over 150,000 active audits and more than 10,000 accounting firms. Access to the Audit Analytics data is available via an online user subscription, email notifications, enterprise data-feed subscription and custom research reports.

Orbis Bank Focus (Bank Scope) is a new database of banks worldwide. Information on 38,000 banks around the world (28,000 US and 10,000 non-US) with 5 years' history for listed banks and 3 years for unlisted. Orbis bank focus draws information from the latest accounting and regulatory disclosures including Basel III CET1, transitional vs fully-loaded regulatory capital ratios, total loss absorbing capacity, net stable funding, holdco double leverage and market risk.

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The Center for Research in Security Prices (CRSP) maintains the most comprehensive collection of security price, return, and volume data for the NYSE, AMEX and NASDAQ stock markets. Additional CRSP files provide stock indices, beta-based and cap-based portfolios, treasury bond and risk-free rates, mutual funds, and real estate data.

CSMAR Database is the comprehensive database for Chinese business research, covering data on the Chinese stock market; financial statements and China Corporate Governance of Chinese Listed Firms.
CSMAR requires individual registration before get data

Wind is a standalone software installed on the university's computers in IBSS's financial lab - BS429 and Room 543 in the Library in Central Building). During the online education period, please contact IT staff at IT@xjtlu.edu.cn for further assistant.
The Wind Financial Terminal provides investment professionals with the data and insights they need to understand China's complex capital markets and economy. The terminal integrates the most comprehensive and accurate market data, fundamental data, research, news, and analytics tools across all asset classes in China.

DataStream is the world's largest and most respected historical financial numerical database which provides historical financial markets data and economic data worldwide.This database can be only accessed in the IBSS's financial lab (BS429, only for IBSS's staff and students) and Room 543 in the Library in Central Building (open for walk-in access).

NOTE: Please login to WRDS to access the database. Visit the guide by clicking the link beside the database title for more information.
The Center for Research in Security Prices (CRSP) maintains the most comprehensive collection of security price, return, and volume data for the NYSE, AMEX and NASDAQ stock markets. Additional CRSP files provide stock indices, beta-based and cap-based portfolios, treasury bond and risk-free rates, mutual funds, and real estate data.

NOTE: Please login to WRDS to access the database. Visit the guide by clicking the link beside the database title for more information.
OptionMetrics is the premier provider of historical options data for use in empirical research and econometric studies. Quantitative researchers and financial professionals leverage OptionMetrics data for purposes such as analyzing market movement before mergers and acquisitions; exploring the relationship between option prices and daily stock return serial correlation; and investigating possible cases of insider trading.

NOTE: Please login to WRDS to access the database. Visit the guide by clicking the link beside the database title for more information.
Compustat is a market database published by Standard and Poor's, providing company data going back 40 to 50 years on over 65,000 securities, as of 2010. It provides sophisticated retrieval and personalization tools to create numerous reports.

CSMAR Database is the comprehensive database for Chinese business research, covering data on the Chinese stock market; financial statements and China Corporate Governance of Chinese Listed Firms.
CSMAR requires individual registration before get data

NOTE: Please login to WRDS to access the database. Visit the guide by clicking the link beside the database title for more information.
RavenPack News Analytics (RPNA) provides real-time structured sentiment, relevance and novelty data for entities and events detected in the unstructured text published by reputable content sources. Publishers include Dow Jones Newswires, the Wall Street Journal and over 19,000 other traditional and social media sites.