Navigate within Mergent Market Atlas using the main tab modules (Home, Company, Filings...) and the subcategories found beneath each module. For details on each of the modules and their subcategories scroll down or use the quick links above to jump to a topic
Search for global equities based on name, location, business classification and financial characteristics using basic and advanced search modes. Three forms of Company Search options are available in Market Atlas:
Company Name/Symbol Search - Enter a company name or symbol to view matching companies for selection. To view all search results in a table, click on the Company Search button. Note, company name/symbol searches can be conducted from the search tool at the top of every Market Atlas page.
Company Search button results table:
Company Characteristics Search - Select Country, State, Exchange, SIC, NAICS or ICB classification data along with optional criteria for company Revenue and Employee count. Revenue is expressed in the form of trading exchange currency. A minimum of 1 item must be selected before searching. Use the View Results button to view the passing companies.
To search against additional company variables, use the Add Items button on the right side of the display. This will provide a pop-up selection tool displaying additional data items which can be chosen with a double-click, when complete, use the Apply button. Chosen data item with then be displayed where Minimum and Maximum values along with sorting preferences can be entered. Finally, use the View Results button to see passing companies in report form.
Search Results - Search results are presented in alphabetical order by company name. Click on the company symbol hyperlink to view the company overview page. Click on column headings to change sort order. Search results can be printed using the Display page for printing button and can be exported to a CSV file using the Export button. To modify a search, use the Define Search button to return to the definition page.
Active List - results checked can be saved to your session 'Active List' for future access within the Company module. Use the Select All or Clear All buttons or individually check/uncheck results, then use the Send to Active List button to save all checked results. The Active list can then be accessed at the top of the screen using the Show Active List button.
Use the Output Options button to add additional data items to the results view.
Provides company business description and contact details along with ICB, SIC and NAICS business classification data. A one-year price chart and price performance data along with key financials and ratios depicted through charts and tables. Use the "View Report" PDF icon to open a one-page summary company report.
At the company-level view, users can access multiple interactive news widgets as well as the most recent news articles related to Management Change and Market Drivers. More information on these news widgets can be found in the Naviga News Widget Help Guide (PDF)
Provides access to both Standardized and As Reported financial statements along with Ratio Series data.
Display options and additional features include:
Note: Select ratio series are also available from the Financial Statements/Ratios menu.
Use the Chart/Details toggle to view chart or tabular data.
Use the Country of Incorporation dropdown to view industry comparables from a single country or globally with 'All Countries'.
Choose to view top 10, top 20 (based on market capitalization) or all peers.
Remove peer companies from the report using the 'X' next to the symbol.
Add peer companies using the 'Add Company' option.
Use the Export button to create a CSV file for further analysis.
View company charts covering price, technical analysis and fundamentals.
Chart Navigation - use the drop-down menus above the chart to select chart category (left drop-down) and chart type (right drop-down). Up and down arrows can be used to scroll through available categories and charts.
Chart Options:
Search for a company's SEC or SEDAR regulatory filings.
Executive Overview - Provides a snapshot of the company's current officers and directors. Mouse-over names for biographical information.
Executive Detail Report - Provides a full report of the current officers and directors including title, age, tenure, compensation, and biography. Use the 'Display page for printing' button to print.
Executive Compensation - Use the drop-down menus to view individual officer and director's compensation history along with their biography. Use the 'Display page for printing' button to print.
Access to Institutional Ownership, Insider Holdings and Insider Transactions.
Institutional Ownership - View the top 25 institutions holding equity in the active company based on the latest filings. See which firms from the top 25 have the largest holding increases and decreases over the filing period.
Click on an institution name for a pop-up view of holdings in other companies.
Insider Holdings - View summary information and direct and indirect insider holdings details based on SEC filings. Use the chart icon in the summary data sections to view data as pie chart. Click on holdings report headers to change report sorting. Use the Export button to export data to a CSV file.
Insider Transactions - View insider transaction details based on SEC filings. Click on report headers to change report sorting. Use the time period buttons to view a variable amount of historical transactions. Use the Export button to export data to a CSV file.
View FTSE Russell ESG Ratings measuring a company's Environmental, Social, and Governance risk. Coverage includes over 7,000 securities across 47 Developed and Emerging markets. ESG Ratings allow investors to understand a company's exposure to, and management of, ESG issues in multiple dimensions. To learn more about ESG Ratings, visit https://www.ftserussell.com/data/sustainability-and-esg-data/esg-ratings
ESG Ratings represent an overall Rating that breaks down into underlying Pillar and Theme Exposures and Scores. Pillars and Themes built on over 300 individual indicator assessments that are applied to each company's unique circumstances.
Sustainability Definitions
ESG Rating: A measure of the overall quality of a company's management of ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) issues. The ESG Rating breaks down into underlying Pillar and Thematic Exposures and Scores. Our ESG Rating is based on publicly available information and ratings range from 0 to 5, with 5 representing the best rating.
ESG Pillar: A cumulative score for each Pillar (i.e. Environmental, Social and Governance). Scores range from 0 to 5, with 5 representing the best.
ESG Themes: A total of 14 individual ESG Themes make up FTSE Russell's ESG Data Model. The applicability of each ESG Theme to companies in the research universe is based on how exposed they are to each Theme. These 'Exposure Levels' are based on factors including a company's sector and where it operated geographically.
ESG Rating ICB Supersector Relative Percentile Score: Percentile calculation where 1 equates to a company in the bottom 1% and 100 equates to a company in the top 1%.
ESG Ratings: data structure
The ESG Rating and data model allows investors to understand a company's exposure to, and management of, ESG issues in multiple dimensions. The ESG Ratings are comprised of an overall Rating that breaks down into underlying Pillar and Thematic Exposures and Scores. The Pillars and Themes are built on over 300 individual indicator assessments that are applied to each company's unique circumstances.
Access a variety of company PDF reports using the left navigation controls to change between company, rating, sustainability, and annual reports. Click on the Download button to retrieve an individual report or use the 'select' check boxes to choose multiple reports followed by the Download All Selected button.
Report types include:
Search for company regulatory filings as follows:
Stock Reports Plus are 10-page proprietary stock rating reports which analyze key trends in earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, price momentum, risk, and insider trading. The reports optimize investment selection by simplifying the process of evaluating stocks vs. peers and finding new trading ideas. Scores range from 10 (positive) to 1 (negative).
The reports are available within three areas of Market Atlas: Ratings search from the main menu, Reports from the main menu and the Company/Reports page.
From the Main Menu select Ratings then use the left panel tools to search for reports using the following criteria:
a. Company name/symbol
b. Average rating value
c. Custom rating score combinations
d. Market Capitalization
e. NAICS Sector/Subsector
Two search Report Layouts are available with one displaying the overall rating and general company information, and the second showing the full rating details across each scoring criteria. Use the PDF icon under Rating Report in the far-right column to select a report.
Search for FTSE Russell ESG Rating reports which measure a company's Environmental, Social, and Governance risk. Coverage includes over 7,000 securities across 47 Developed and Emerging markets. ESG Ratings represent an overall score that breaks down into underlying Pillar and Theme Exposures and Scores. Pillars and Themes are built on over 300 individual indicator assessments that are applied to each company's unique circumstances. To learn more about ESG Ratings, visit https://www.ftserussell.com/data/sustainability-and-esg-data/esg-ratings
ESG Ratings reports include business description, ICB classification information, ESG rating, rating history, pillar scores, country and industry averages, and their exposure.
Sustainability Definitions
ESG Rating: A measure of the overall quality of a company's management of ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) issues. The ESG Rating breaks down into underlying Pillar and Thematic Exposures and Scores. Our ESG Rating is based on publicly available information and ratings range from 0 to 5, with 5 representing the best rating.
ESG Pillar: A cumulative score for each Pillar (i.e. Environmental, Social and Governance). Scores range from 0 to 5, with 5 representing the best.
ESG Themes: A total of 14 individual ESG Themes make up FTSE Russell's ESG Data Model. The applicability of each ESG Theme to companies in the research universe is based on how exposed they are to each Theme. These 'Exposure Levels' are based on factors including a company's sector and where it operated geographically.
ESG Rating ICB Supersector Relative Percentile Score: Percentile calculation where 1 equates to a company in the bottom 1% and 100 equates to a company in the top 1%.
ESG Ratings: data structure
The ESG Rating and data model allows investors to understand a company's exposure to, and management of, ESG issues in multiple dimensions. The ESG Ratings are comprised of an overall Rating that breaks down into underlying Pillar and Thematic Exposures and Scores. The Pillars and Themes are built on over 300 individual indicator assessments that are applied to each company's unique circumstances.
View industry characteristics generated using an equal weighted 'bottom-up' methodology based on members of the Russell 1000 and the ICB industry classification system. Compare ICB Industries and Supersectors across growth, profitability and valuation themes. View underlying member data reports for each ICB group. Access PDF reports covering each ICB Industry and Supersector. All data regenerated nightly using the latest underlying company pricing and financials.
View bar charts of Key Comparison data, use the Industries/Supersector toggle to alternate chart contents.
View Comparison Details as displayed through tabular data reports. Use the Industries/Supersector toggle to alternate table contents. Use the drop-down selector to change the report theme (Price Performance, Growth, Profitability, Valuation, Debt Ratios). Use the Export button to create a CSV file.
Compare Industries and Supersectors using Scatter Charts. Select scatter chart combinations and bubble size variables with drop-down selectors.
Drill into the analysis of individual Industries and Supersectors from the Characteristics tab. Use the Performance, Growth, Profitability, Valuation and Leverage tabs to select analysis themes. Use the drop-down selectors to choose an industry group. Scroll down to view underlying membership data.
Use the Membership tab to view Reports and Scatter Charts on Industry and Supersector members. Use the drop-down selector to change report contents and the Export button to create a CSV file.
Download Industry PDF reports from the Reports tab.
View Russell Index total return data and charts using the Russell Index Returns tab. Use the Table/Chart toggle to change the view format. Use the Export button to create a CSV file.
Use the Russell Industry Returns tab to view ICB Industry total returns based on Russell Indexes. Use the drop-down selector to choose an Index. Click on the bar chart icon to view a chart.
Use the +/- icon to expand/contract industry sub-groups.
The Russell US Indexes, from mega cap to microcap, serve as leading benchmarks for institutional investors. The modular index construction allows investors to track current and historical market performance by specific market segment (large/mid/small/micro cap) or investment style (growth/value/defensive/dynamic). All sub-indexes roll up to the Russell 3000© Index. The Russell US Indexes can be used as performance benchmarks, or as the basis for index-linked products including index tracking funds, derivatives, and Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs).
For more information on Russell Indexes click here.
Coverage of a wide array of macroeconomic time series data including leading economic indicators, GDP, employment, consumer and producer price indexes, consumer confidence measures, consumption, production, manufacturing and housing activity.
Start with an overview of key economic timeseries then drill into specific areas of interest for more detail.
View raw and percent change data charts over multiple economic cycles. Customize chart formats and export the results.
Access current and historical D&B Country Risk Profile and D&B Country RiskLine PDF reports.
D&B Country Risk Reports review in detail country risks such as political unrest, economic crises and natural disasters.
D&B Country RiskLine Reports include selected country risk information and provide a concise risk indicator that assesses the risk of doing business in a country, given its economic, political and commercial situation.
Report search options include:
Search and download PDF reports based on company fundamentals, rating score, industry, country, sustainability, and economic data.
Report types include:
Select a report type using the Company, Rating, Sustainability, Annual Reports and Industry tabs, then search for reports by entering a Company Name or Symbol followed by the Search button. Use the check boxes included with each report type description along with the 'Download All Selected' button to download multiple reports simultaneously.
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