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Officials say WSH's event data is now accessible via 30 million retail active trader desktops.
Institutional and retail electronic brokerage Interactive Brokers has incorporated all the event data types provided by Boston-based event data vendor Wall Street Horizon into its IB Trader Workstation platform, and will make it available to its professional and non-professional “retail” active trader clients, along with a new capability to export the WSH data into other applications.
Interactive Brokers began offering clients access to WSH’s core datasets—forward-looking and historical earnings dates, conference call dates, splits and dividend dates, and board and shareholder meeting dates—in 2010, and soon after added international data.
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