AlphaSense is a market intelligence platform used by companies and financial institutions. Since 2011, their AI-based technology has helped professionals make business decisions by delivering insights from public and private content—including company filings, event transcripts, news, trade journals, and equity research. The platform boasts users among 4,000 enterprise customers. Headquartered in New York City, AlphaSense employs over 1,000 people across offices in the U.S., U.K., Finland, and…
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BamSEC
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BamSEC is a financial research tool designed to transform how the user can work with SEC filings and earnings transcripts.
These databases are rather great at what they do. For example - MergerWare is great at M&A deals, BamSEC is great for company docs, etc. However, as an analyst, you have to craft information across these data sources which is what AlphaSense helps us with.
If you have Bloomberg, the use case for AlphaSense is probably limited. If you don't have Bloomberg, AlphaSense can replace Capital IQ, and potentially BamSEC (though I still prefer that UI) and provide you with aggregation capabilities at a much lower cost (though obviously …
Capital IQ has more data but capital IQ is very clunky to use (it is very slow). Capital IQ lacks expert insight calls but has other data to offer including credit analytics BamSEC only has SEC documents and has integrated with Tegus expert calls. It is lighter on data and …
AlphaSense is the go-to source for research and industry news. While each competing program has it's unique abilities, AlphaSense is the clear frontrunner by a long margin when it comes to research and news. The search capabilities make it the easiest user-interface platform on …
Capital IQ is good for summary stats. They have a limited search feature for public company transcripts, however this is not nearly as deep as the search functions on AlphaSense