FactSet Adds Evaluated Muni Prices from Startup Best Credit Data
The new data will provide FactSet clients with an alternative source of insight into the illiquid muni bonds market.
FactSet is making the data─which provides end-of-day prices for 1.3 million municipal securities, along with eight years of historical data─available both via its workstation for portfolio managers and front-office staff to include in the pricing and valuation models they run in FactSet, and via its datafeed for use in back-office applications.
BCD already distributes its data via Mergent and Exchange Data International, though the agreement with FactSet is its biggest deal to date, and is
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