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Our ESG data covers over 85% of global market cap and over 630 metrics. It helps you assess the risks – and opportunities – posed by companies’ performance in critical areas such as climate change, executive remuneration, and diversity and inclusion.

You can carry out your ESG data analysis with complete confidence because every data point is rigorously quality controlled and verified to ensure that it is standardized, comparable and reliable.

With local language expertise and multiple geographic operations, we process publicly available information sources with the aim of providing up-to-date, objective and comprehensive coverage.

StarMine defines earnings quality as a measure of the degree to which past earnings are reliable and are likely to persist. High quality earnings accurately reflect a company’s current and past operating performance, are indicative of future operating performance, and are reliable valuation measures for the company, regardless of the level of earnings.

Companies with poor earnings quality are not necessarily engaging in earnings manipulation; in most cases, low earnings quality reflects a likelihood of deteriorating fundamentals relative to the past. Furthermore, earnings quality can be measurably high: companies with very persistent earnings have strengthening fundamentals and are likely to outperform their benchmarks in the future.

The StarMine Combined Credit Risk Model (StarMine CCR) is a powerful tool to evaluate corporate credit risk. It intelligently combines the power of StarMine’s three credit risk models – the StarMine Text Mining Credit Risk Model, the StarMine SmartRatios Credit Risk Model and the StarMine Structural Credit Risk Model – to generate our single, final estimate of public company credit risk.

Our Fundamentals data gives you a range you won’t find anywhere else.

Going back to the early 1980s, our financials combine 99% of the global market capitalization with in-depth local market knowledge. That’s over 90,000 companies traded in more than 169 exchanges in over 150 countries.