Bloomberg Unveils Online Portal for Normalized API Data
The Enterprise Access Point portal will eliminate the need for Bloomberg Data License clients to normalize datasets in-house, officials say.
Data giant Bloomberg has launched an online data portal of normalized pricing and reference data, dubbed Enterprise Access Point, which is designed to make it easier for data scientists and artificial intelligence-based applications to consume consistent and standardized historical data via an API rather than traditional bulk file transfers.
Clients of Bloomberg’s Data License service can access the data—which comprises a super-set of the vendor’s data, minus its real-time datasets, includes
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