Fintech Sandbox has partnered with Quandl, a financial and economic data platform, giving Sandbox members free and premium access to information from hundreds of publishers.
A non-profit designed to help startups in the financial technology sector, Fintech Sandbox offers financial data and infrastructure to innovative new companies in London, Boston, New York, and the San Francisco Bay Area over a six-month programme.
Quandl offers companies using Sandbox access to more than 20 million financial and economic datasets, including premium data from Zacks Investment Research, a data publisher of North American earnings estimates.
Quandl CEO Tammer Kamel commented: “We are excited to provide FinTech startups with reliable and easy access to quality financial data such as Zacks Investment Research. The accurate earnings and fundamentals data Zacks provides will serve as an excellent resource for early stage FinTech entrepreneurs.”
Bryant Sheehy, business development director at Zacks Investment Research, added: “Through this data partnership with Quandl, residents now gain access to the same consensus estimate and broker ratings data used by almost all major financial data and media companies, in an easy-to-use delivery format tailor-made for integration with 21st century financial applications. We’re eager to see what exciting FinTech innovations Sandbox residents bring to market using our data.”
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