Woburn, Mass.-based corporate earnings and event data provider Wall Street Horizon plans to expand its dataset in 2015, to provide existing users with more market-moving calendar data and further grow its customer base among buy-side firms.
Wall Street Horizon currently provides details of upcoming earnings calendar dates and conference call details, announced dividends and dividend statuses, announced stock splits, and shareholder and board meeting information for more than 4,700 companies traded on North American exchanges, and 6,000 companies traded on exchanges outside the US.
However, in 2015 the vendor will grow the dataset to include new market-moving calendar data—such as types of dates that are relevant to specific market sectors—and is currently finalizing the roadmap for rolling out the new data, says Bruce Fador, president and chief commercial officer of Wall Street Horizon.
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