Wall Street Horizon, a provider of accurate and timely corporate event dates and information for institutional investors and traders, today announced that its Enchilada service is available via the App Studio in Thomson Reuters Eikon. Traders can now access Enchilada, the comprehensive, award-winning online application alongside Thomson Reuters research and analytic tools.
Thomson Reuters Eikon is a robust, next-generation platform that provides real-time and historical data, news and analytics, and a range of other content and features that connect the financial markets community worldwide. The addition of Wall Street Horizon’s data complements Thomson Reuters industry-leading StreetEvents database and puts new corporate event data at the fingertips of healthcare professionals and traders who utilize Eikon.
With Wall Street Horizon corporate event information, buy-side and sell-side traders on Eikon can:
- Learn about a sudden event-triggered swing in a stock’s price
- Save time finding and updating important and hard-to-find corporate event information
- Help avoid the expense of poorly timed investment and trading decisions
More than forty (40) forward-looking corporate event types are available including: earnings dates, dividends, corporate access meetings, option expirations, IPOs, investor conferences, buybacks, splits, spinoffs, secondary offerings and ETFs.
“We are pleased to launch our highly accurate data on one of the largest trading platforms on the market,” said Bruce R. Fador, president of Wall Street Horizon. “With our corporate event information tightly integrated into the desktop user workflow, traders can transition seamlessly between the Enchilada application and all the additional tools they need.
“The addition of Enchilada to the growing list of innovative third party apps in App Studio further demonstrates our commitment to providing open, collaborative solutions that meet the demands of our customers.” said Ranjit Tinaikar, Managing Director, Global Advisory & Investment Management, Thomson Reuters.