Bloomberg Terminal

69 reviews

The Bloomberg Terminal is a comprehensive software system developed by Bloomberg L.P. that provides financial professionals with real-time access to financial market data, news, analytics, and trading tools. Since its inception in 1982, it has become an essential platform for monitoring and analyzing global financial markets, facilitating informed decision-making and efficient trade execution. Key Features and Functionality: - Extensive Market Coverage: Offers data on markets, industries, companies, and securities across all asset classes, ensuring users have a holistic view of the financial landscape. - Advanced Data and Analytics: Provides powerful tools for data analysis, including proprietary and third-party research, enabling users to perform in-depth evaluations and forecasts. - Integrated Collaboration Tools: Features such as Instant Bloomberg (IB) allow real-time communication and information sharing with a global network of over 350,000 financial professionals. - Multi-Asset Execution Capabilities: Facilitates efficient trade execution and order management with sophisticated pre- and post-trade analytics, streamlining the trading process. - Customizable Workspace: The Launchpad feature enables users to create dynamic, multi-asset class monitors, set up alerts, and access advanced charting tools tailored to their specific needs. Primary Value and User Solutions: The Bloomberg Terminal addresses the critical need for timely and accurate financial information in a rapidly evolving market environment. By consolidating vast amounts of data, news, and analytical tools into a single platform, it empowers users to make informed decisions swiftly. Its integrated communication features enhance collaboration among financial professionals, while the comprehensive market coverage and advanced analytics support strategic planning and risk management. Ultimately, the Bloomberg Terminal serves as a vital resource for navigating the complexities of global financial markets.

Bloomberg Tax & Accounting Fixed Assets

19 reviews

Bloomberg Tax & Accounting Fixed Assets is a fixed asset management and depreciation software that allows you to manage the fixed assets lifecycle from construction and purchase through retirement.

Bloomberg Government

13 reviews

Bloomberg Government is a research platform that provides you with focused news and analysis, rich data, expert insights, and more everything you need to generate opportunity and influence the influencers.

Bloomberg Income Tax Planner

12 reviews

Bloomberg Income Tax Planner is a tax planning software solution that manages time, accuracy and more while streamlining the tax planning process and managing your clients' tax burden

Bloomberg Vault

12 reviews

Bloomberg Vault (BVault) is an end-to-end, managed archiving and eDiscovery platform specifically designed to handle high volumes of data

Trade Order Management Solutions (TOMS)

2 reviews

Bloomberg Trade Order Management Solutions (TOMS) provides fixed income sell-side firms the capabilities to efficiently manage inventory, risk, P&L, compliance and straight-through processing. The enterprise suite of solutions includes electronic trading tools and market connectivity to help firms synchronize their front office risk and trading with middle-office, operations and enterprise applications in real-time.

Asset and Investment Manager (AIM)

1 review

Bloomberg AIM delivers global, multi-asset solutions for portfolio management, trading, compliance and operations. AIM is designed to offer the most scalable asset management technology in the market, one that allows AIM clients to grow assets on existing investments and to quickly expand into new asset classes, markets or investment styles without disruption.

Comdb2

0 reviews

Comdb2 is a relational database built in-house at Bloomberg L.P. over the last 14 years or so. It started with a modest goal of replacing an older home-grown system to allow databases to stay in sync easier. SQL was added early in its development, and it quickly started replacing other relational databases in addition to its original goal. Comdb2 today holds a good chunk of Bloomberg’s data, and is continually developed by a dedicated team.