SoKat unlocks the hidden value of data through thoughtful and creative human-centric design solutions, comprising of actionable intelligence, transparent data analytics, robust predictive models, and next-generation products. Dr. Jim Kyung-Soo Liew, co-Founder is an Associate Professor of Finance at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School and revels in pushing the boundaries of financial knowledge both as an academic and FinTech Entrepreneur.
Prices starting at $49 | 1 and 12 month subscriptions available.
US Corporate bond daily price series at the company-level starting from Jan 1, 2020. One price series for each company representing the total return which includes coupon payment reinvested and accounting for new issuances and redemptions. For example, AAPL represents one corporate bond price series for Apple. Each price series is constructed from available corporate bonds a company has issued from 2002.
Price $1,000 | 1 month subscription available.
US Corporate bond daily price series at the company-level from Jan 1, 2018 to Dec 31, 2019. One price series for each company representing the total return which includes coupon payment reinvested and accounting for new issuances and redemptions. For example, AAPL represents one corporate bond price series for Apple. Each price series is constructed from available corporate bonds a company has issued from 2002.
Price $9,000 | 1 month subscription available.
US Corporate bond daily price series at the company-level from Jan 1, 2002 to Dec 31, 2019. One price series for each company representing the total return which includes coupon payment reinvested and accounting for new issuances and redemptions. For example, AAPL represents one corporate bond price series for Apple. Each price series is constructed from available corporate bonds a company has issued from 2002.
Price $3,000 | 1 month subscription available.
US Corporate bond daily price series at the company-level from Jan 1, 2015 to Dec 31, 2019. One price series for each company representing the total return which includes coupon payment reinvested and accounting for new issuances and redemptions. For example, AAPL represents one corporate bond price series for Apple. Each price series is constructed from available corporate bonds a company has issued from 2002.
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