Wall Street Horizon Beefs Up Enchilada with Europe and Asia Index Data

WSH has expanded its coverage of international companies with the addition of European and Asian large caps to its Enchilada platform.

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Barry Star, Wall Street Horizon

Previously the vendor offered a limited international dataset a la carte. Now, the full Enchilada platform, which tracks event types such as earnings dates, dividend dates, options expiration dates, splits, spinoffs and investor conferences, has been extended beyond the 5,000 North American companies it covered to include datasets for FTSE 100, CAC 40, DAX 30, Hang Seng 50, Nikkei 225, EAFE and Dow Jones Stoxx 1000 constituent companies.

“We’re very happy to announce that we’ve expanded Enchilada by adding the full complement of European and Asian large caps to its coverage universe,” says Barry Star, chief executive of Wall Street Horizon, in a statement. “We take a tremendous amount of pride in the reputation for accuracy and comprehensiveness we’ve developed over the past 14 years, and we’re confident that we’ll bring the same level of meticulousness for which we’ve become known to the collection of event data on non-North American companies.”

The expanded dataset is in the process of being rolled out and the vendor says it will be fully live by September 1. It is accessible via API, the Enchilada web-based application, and via third-party partners including Thomson Reuters Eikon, Markit Hub Horizon and ICE’s Market-Q.

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