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What is Event-Driven Data

Event-driven data helps you stay updated on corporate developments, tracking key Corporate Actions, including capital changes, dividends, mergers, acquisitions, and spin-offs. It provides insights into Treasury Stock activities, helping investors assess share repurchases and capital adjustments. Additionally, it covers Dividend Policies and Shareholders’ Meetings, ensuring timely access to agendas, board decisions, and key resolutions.

Why You Need Event-Driven Data

Event-driven data empowers you to stay informed about corporate developments in real-time, ensuring timely insights into key business activities.

Opportunity to Capture

Event driving data provide timely market insights, which helps investors to capture market fluctuations and opportunities

Reserve Event Date Integrity

From the event announcement to the completion of the incident, TEJ retains the date and process of each event stage, and build a database with the concept of Point in Time

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By providing timely event-driven information, investors can adjust their investment strategies based on these updated information

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