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EDI Finance Platform
Solid, precise historical data for decisions you can stand behind.
Wire the EDI Finance base straight into your platforms, quantitative models, enterprise applications and AI agents.
News, Fundamentals and Market data, Funds and Fixed Income — four domains held together by consistent contracts and carrying the institutional depth EDI Finance is known for.
Financial journalism produced in-house at EDI Finance, delivered over REST and WebSocket, tagged with rich metadata (tickers, sector, theme, news sentiment) and backed by a searchable archive.
Fundamental indicators and multiples, end-of-day OHLC quotes and every major index and benchmark, paired with portfolio optimization and backtesting that run server-side.
Every one of the ~99k vehicles in the full fund universe — registry, performance and risk, portfolio composition and cross-fund overlap.
Corporate bonds, ABS and MBS, Treasuries and the yield curve — each with its rate, maturity and a read on the issuer's credit risk.
EDI Finance steps into the era of artificial intelligence by opening its proprietary database as an API. What used to be locked inside closed desktop tools now plugs natively into AI agents, quantitative models and B2B/B2B2C products, bending to fit every client's workflow.
A working look at the News API — an integration snippet on one side, a live structured feed on the other.
const edi = new EdiNews({ apiKey: process.env.EDI_KEY }); // Listen for high-impact events on AAPL and MSFT edi.stream({ tickers: ['AAPL', 'MSFT'], minRelevance: 0.75, sentiment: 'any', }).on('message', (news) => { console.log(news.headline, news.sentiment.score); });
Stable contracts, sandbox environments and API-key governance — everything you need to fold the EDI Finance database into your own product, on your own terms.
Five real teams already threading the EDI Finance database through their products and their decisions.
With the EDI Finance APIs feeding structured data straight into its models, a quant fund keeps them supplied within the agreed scope and license — no manual downloads to wait on.
A trading desk taps the structured news-and-sentiment API to stay on top of headlines and material events across every asset it watches.
A brokerage hooks the EDI Finance APIs into its app, dropping proprietary data, context and comparables right onto the client's trading screen.
A research team hands report production to the EDI Finance APIs, collapsing hours of manual Excel into minutes and keeping the numbers fresh and consistent across analysts, PDFs and the institutional site.
A credit fintech runs its risk and decision models on the EDI Finance APIs, tightening underwriting and deal pricing with inputs that refresh every day.
For clients who need the APIs but have no engineering bandwidth right now, the EDI Finance technology team takes the project end to end — from integration design all the way to production deployment.
// Engineering at EDI Finance // Build tailored to <client> async function ingest() { const news = await edi.articles.list({ themes: ["m&a", "8-k"], tickers: clientUniverse, }); for (const item of news) { await upsertClientDB(item); await notifyResearch(item); } } // Integration support included in the contract schedule(ingest, "every 30s");
Within 1 business day, our commercial team comes back with a first scope, the next integration steps and sandbox access.
Today EDI Finance exposes four domains of the same proprietary base as APIs: News (Mover newsroom, source aggregation and official documents), Fundamentals and Market data (indicators, multiples, end-of-day OHLC quotes, indices and benchmarks across the whole market, plus portfolio optimization and backtesting), Funds (the full fund universe of roughly 99k vehicles, with performance, composition and overlap) and Fixed Income (corporate bonds, ABS and MBS, Treasuries and the yield curve, including the issuer credit-risk read).
You authenticate with an API key — signature (HMAC) or Bearer — under rate limits and quota headers. Clients track their own usage right in the API and prove out the integration in a sandbox environment before going to production.
Both. Reach for pull (REST) when you want structured, on-demand queries, or streaming (WebSocket) when you need updates the moment they happen — one base, two delivery modes for each use case.
Yes. You get the OpenAPI 3.1 spec in three languages, interactive docs to browse and test every endpoint, plus ready-made examples and a sandbox environment. Request the documentation
The API is built for structured, on-demand queries embedded in systems that pull data dynamically. The Data Feed suits recurring or bulk delivery of whole databases, feeding data warehouses, data lakes and BI tools.
Yes. EDI Finance runs a dedicated track for custom projects — the team builds the integration end to end, from understanding the need through to final delivery. Reach the commercial team
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