{"id":394,"date":"2006-03-13T11:36:00","date_gmt":"2006-03-13T11:36:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/exchangedata.wpengine.com\/exchange-data-international-launches-worldwide-initial-public-offering-database\/"},"modified":"2022-03-10T14:43:56","modified_gmt":"2022-03-10T13:43:56","slug":"exchange-data-international-launches-worldwide-initial-public-offering-database","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.exchange-data.com\/de\/exchange-data-international-launches-worldwide-initial-public-offering-database\/","title":{"rendered":"Exchange Data International Launches Worldwide Initial Public Offering Database"},"content":{"rendered":"
Exchange Data International launches a new, highly customisable International Public Offering service – an tool essential in the work of investment banks.<\/div>\n
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London and New York, March 13th, 2006,<\/strong> Exchange Data International (EDI), the premier provider of high-quality, accurate international securities data, has launched the Worldwide Initial Public Offering (IPO) Database. The new service allows investment banks to prepare in advance for forthcoming IPO transactions, keep tabs on recently launched issues and compete effectively in the marketplace.<\/p>\n

Before listing their shares on a stock exchange, companies typically offer them to the public and\/or institutions through an IPO. Investment banks‘ back offices need to know which companies have declared their intentions to go public so that they can set up the issue in their reference databases. Corporate Finance departments need this information so they can advise on the IPOs and consummate the deals.
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Not all companies that declare their intention of going public actually do so. They may in the interim be taken over, fail due diligence or not achieve the valuation that they had hoped for.<\/p>\n

„In today\u2019s world, information is a source of competitive advantage. Business intelligence is a critical component that enables financial institutions to execute their strategy effectively,“ says Jonathan Bloch, CEO of Exchange Data International. „With EDI\u2019s Worldwide Initial Public Offering (IPO) Database, banks can access up-to-date information quickly and easily from one source, improve decision making, reduce errors and ultimately generate profit.“<\/p>\n

EDI monitors IPO\u2019s worldwide and provides daily updates via email or the web on all IPO\u2019s in 74 countries. Information is gathered from primary sources including more than 150 international exchanges and confirmed through secondary sources such as international news agencies.<\/p>\n

IPO\u2019s are divided into four categories:<\/p>\n