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Wharton Research Data Services - WRDS Step-by-step instructions are provided The three types of Compustat Global data available on the WRDS platform are explored: The tutorial concludes with a discussion of some common research questions regarding Compustat Global data
Compustat® Financials Dataset | S P Global Marketplace Compustat allows investment professionals, academic researchers, and industry analysts to combine deep history with robust and consistent data standardization into their research and backtesting to produce valuable insights and generate alpha
Compustat - Wikipedia Compustat, also known as S P Compustat, is a database of financial, statistical, and market information on active and inactive global companies throughout the world [1]
Introduction to Standard Poors Compustat - Fidelity Compustat data can be viewed as a detailed portrait of the financial performance of virtually any public company in the United States (and many in other major markets)
Compustat | Baker Library Compustat (United States) and Global Vantage (international) contain fundamental financial and price data for active and inactive publicly traded companies Compustat goes back annually to 1950, and Global Vantage goes back to 1993
CRSP COMPUSTAT MERGED DATABASE GUIDE The following sections of this guide provide layouts for each of the individual Compustat files under Company Data The layouts contain a sampling of rows from each file to give a sense of the data and organization
S P Compustat Database | Data Analytics Compustat is a comprehensive market and corporate financial database published by Standard and Poor's, covering thousands of companies worldwide, with info dating as far back as 1950