Google Finance and Yahoo Finance are free tools with limited manipulability and ease of access. Bloomberg, FactSet, and Reuters are expensive subscription models with highly manipulable data that restricts logins to certain machines and IP’s.
We built SimFin to change that.
Read More“So if that’s the duration, what would be the spread, Mr. Mirolli?”
I’m sitting in my masters program and the room is silent — and not because I don’t know the answer. The professor has just run us through pricing algorithms on a Bloomberg Terminal for the 30 Year Bund and all I can think about are Mesopotamian Cowry Shells from 3000 B.C.
Read MoreIn last week’s feed I had said some very exciting and relevant news had dropped. Well, go figure, it involves Stripe.
Read MoreYou called IBM sexy. Unsubscribe — Unfollow — Delete — Spam
Just hear me out. So this past week there was a ton of really great FinTech news. There’s a lot I wanted to cover this week but will push to when I can do a proper write up of it. But one story that caught my eye was this article.
Several companies are trying to take down the Bloomberg Terminal.
Read MoreNow, on to a topic that is shrouded in confusion, difficult to understand, and will impact the course of global economics for the foreseeable future.
Seriously? Seriously.
Let’s talk about Bitcoin
Read MoreThis week’s Clouds is a long overdue post about the Jobs Act which passed the US Congress on March 25th of this year. It forever changes the landscape of public/private financing for companies and the investment environment for US citizens.
Read MoreFeedsters!
This week is a special #nofees issue where we’ll dig into the coming era of “No Fee Finance”, how one company is creating and losing that future, and a powerful tool for the well-traveled. I’m looking at you, EMEA readers =)
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