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Exclusive Historical Data

Harness the power of historical data to reveal hidden insights and trends that can drive your investment strategies

Leading fund managers and research analysts worldwide rely on Finaeon’s unique blend of exclusive historical and core data to uncover alpha opportunities others miss.

For 30 years, Finaeon has built unparalleled databases, providing access to centuries of financial data necessary to stay ahead of the curve. Custom long-term Financial Indices, asset allocation data, and other unique data provide the power to uncover investment opportunities you may otherwise miss.

With the GFDatabase, Finaeon has established itself as the go-to source for the most robust long-term data series available, tailored for modern analysis with AI, R, and Python. Researchers gain an advantage by working with ready-to-analyze data, allowing them to uncover patterns that standard datasets cannot reveal.

Fundamental Data

Pre-1950 and Current

Finaeon offers an unmatched range of fundamental data, from pre-1950 historical metrics to present-day data updated quarterly. Utilize our extensive datasets to refine your research methodologies, enhance the precision of your financial analyses, and track long-term trends alongside real-time market insights. Our comprehensive data enables you to explore the evolution of financial markets, comparing historical and current economic conditions with accuracy and depth.

Indices

Explore Our Exclusive Indices for Strategic Market Insights

At Finaeon, we offer exclusive access to proprietary indices that provide deep insights into the dynamics of global markets. Our unique indices are crafted using an unparalleled database that includes global stock markets and individual securities, offering benchmark data that is not available through other sources.

Finaeon’s indices span centuries, offering data on prices, total returns, sector performance, and yields that document stock market history across more than 400 years. This extensive historical coverage includes:

Bill Indices from 1694
Dive into the origins of financial markets with bill indices that date back to the late 17th century.

Bond Indices from 1700
Track the evolution of the bond market from the early 18th century, providing a long-term perspective on yield fluctuations and economic shifts.

Commodity Indices Across a Millennium
Explore comprehensive data on energy, agricultural, and non-agricultural commodities, tracing their fluctuations and trends through historical epochs.

Leverage Finaeon’s indices to unlock historical market insights and forecast future trends with enhanced accuracy. Our data not only spans extensive periods but also provides the depth and reliability needed to make informed investment decisions.

Data Extensions

Leverage our extensive data extensions to enrich your financial research

Enhance your financial research with Finaeon’s comprehensive data extensions. While traditional vendors rely on modern electronic feeds, Finaeon goes beyond, gathering historical data from newspapers, magazines, and journals spanning decades and centuries, sourced from libraries around the world.

From monastery records of 1200s food prices to 1700s stock prices from The Course of the Exchange, Finaeon transcribes and organizes this invaluable data into an electronic database. Subscribers gain access to complete and accurate historical data, freeing them to focus on analysis rather than data collection.

Historical Data Series

Access our historical data series to unlock centuries of financial insights

Unlock centuries of financial insights with Finaeon’s historical data series. We offer data on thousands of series no longer updated by other vendors, including exchange rates for currencies like the French Franc and German Mark before merging into the Euro. Our datasets include Venetian government bonds from 1285 and British debt and interest rates from 1694.

Finaeon also provides bond data for France from 1746, Ireland from 1784, and the U.S. from 1786, alongside hundreds of commodity series dating as far back as the 1200s. Subscribers can even explore the prices of obsolete resources like coal oil and whale oil, offering a rich perspective on economic history.