The Japanese investment bank’s sell-side analyst models are the latest addition to the S&P Global Visible Alpha offering.
Analyst models from Tokyo-based investment bank Nomura Securities are available via the S&P Global Visible Alpha consensus collection of sell-side analyst models, S&P Global announced via a blog posting.
“The 30+ publishing analysts from Nomura currently cover more than 600 companies, providing specific model line items to thoroughly understand a company’s performance and trends, KPI-specific forecasts, and in-depth thematic insights,” according to S&P Global. “Coverage from Nomura analysts is especially strong in industrials, financials, technology, and consumer goods.”
The inclusion of the Nomura Securities analyst models in the Visible Alpha consensus “adds further value to S&P Global’s deep collection of sell-side analyst models. There are over 260 model contributors to the Visible Alpha model consensus, including Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, UBS, SMBC Nikko, Daiwa Securities,” according to the blog posting.
“Nomura Securities reports have been available on S&P Global platforms on a Real-Time Research basis to approved clients since 2007, with more than 490,000 reports available,” officials add.
The S&P Global Visible Alpha offering provides coverage of companies and industries globally. “Over the past 12 months, S&P welcomed more than 50 new model consensus contributors,” officials add. Visible Alpha provides access to more than 200 million data points across 170-plus industries and is available on S&P Capital IQ Pro.
The blog posting can be found here: https://shorturl.at/XOXte
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