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The New Visualisation
Experience, powered by
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Thomson Reuters has launched the Macro Explorer
app within Thomson Reuters Eikon version 4. The
app leverages the depth and breadth of Datastream
content and allows exploration and analysis of economic
performance, areas of risk and macro investment
opportunities using new and innovative concepts.
Filter, compare, navigate and discover patterns and
trends with powerful new visualisation tools.
New ways to explore
Choose from a library of several hundred indicators and display these across
four distinct views. Simple and intuitive tools allow you to optionally filter the
indicators to display specific country lists or regions, and values within specified
ranges – for example display all countries within the Asia Pacific region where
Gross Government Debt is less than 50% of GDP. A slider allows you to choose
which year you would like to analyse – and a play button allows you to watch how
values develop and evolve over time.
To switch between the four views, click the icons in the top-right corner of the app:
• World Map – Use this view to discover geographical patterns and hot spots on
the map. For a chosen measure, which is selected using the Focus dropdown
menu at the top of the map, values for each country are displayed according
to a colour-coded scale – relatively high values are a lighter colour; relatively
lower values are a darker colour. Hover your mouse over countries on the map
to display quick charts and latest values, and click on countries to open charts
comparing values.
continued on page 2
Q1.14
in this issue
• Macro Explorer – innovative data
visualisation concepts
• Thomson Reuters Eikon with Datastream
integration update
• Navigator 4.5 enhancements
• Microsoft withdrawal of support for
Windows XP and Office 2003
• Latest content enhancements
contents
feature
01Macro Explorer in Thomson Reuters Eikon
product enhancement
07Recent Changes to Navigator
14Thomson Reuters Eikon with
Datastream – Integration Update
17Microsoft Withdrawal of Support for
Windows XP and Office 2003 on 8 April 2014
content enhancement
18Economics Round-up
22Regional and Global Aggregate
Series Added to Consensus Economics
Historical Database
25Equity Indices – Update for February 2014
30Equities and Funds – Update for
February 2014
35I/B/E/S – Announce Dates for Actuals
37ASSET4 Content Optimisation Update
39Datastream Interest Rate Content Changes
43Commodities & Energy
46Company Additions to Worldscope
50Contributors
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• Moving Grid – Use this view to find top/bottom performers and spot trends across periods. Each
country included in your chosen universe is ranked in descending order of values for the measure you
choose from the Focus menu. Values for the Current Year selected on the slider are shown in orange,
and values for the previous year are shown in grey.
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• Scatter Plot – Use this view to explore trends in relationships between three different measures – and
spot country clusters and outliers. Use the dropdown menus at the top of the window to select which
measure to show not just on the X (horizontal) and Y (vertical) axes, but also as the bubble size for
each country as a third variable. Hover your mouse over a bubble on the chart to display a quick chart
and the latest value, or click on the bubble to display the X and Y values.
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• Table – Use this view to display and sort tabular values for all the countries and measures you have
selected, with the option to export to Excel using the icon in the top right. Additionally, you can open
respective Country Overview pages within the Thomson Reuters Eikon desktop by right-clicking on
country names in this view, then selecting Open in New Window (countries for which this feature is
available are highlighted in white).
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How to access
Macro Explorer is available from the App Library, where it can be added as a favourite; from the Search
box, including under the shortcut MACROX; or using the link in the top right of the Country Overview
pages in Thomson Reuters Eikon.
For more information and training, contact your local Thomson Reuters representative or watch an
On-Demand training video here.
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Recent Changes to Navigator
The Datastream Navigator has recently been enhanced to make it easier
for you to select the series you require from the millions of time series
available on Datastream. These changes include enhancements to:
• The datatype search interface – this now uses the powerful text search, explorer and filtering
facilities currently used for the series search – in order to facilitate the selection of the most
appropriate datatypes for your analysis.
• The preview pane, which displays charts and metadata for the series to help differentiate between
the series. This now displays:
• Links to pages on the source’s websites that cover their press releases for Economics series
• Dates the values for a series will next be updated for Economics series
• Lipper codes for Mutual Funds
• Thomson ONE codes for alternative Equity quotes
• The list creation and editing facilities in the My Selections interface to support:
• Series not currently held in the Datastream central servers or Navigator (but available in other
Thomson Reuters databases)
• Thomson ONE codes for alternative equity quotes
• Series/datatype/expression combinations – BARC(DY), 009E(BARC), etc
• Other facilities added in this version include:
• Display of the number of series in each explorer node, and the option to select and view multiple
explorers results pages
• Addition of shortcut keys to move quickly around the explorer hierarchies
• The indentations to the descriptions in the explorers are now exported with the series to Excel,
with a column for the indentation level
• Return of the RIC code for the instrument selected when using the latest version Datastream for
Office (2.1 Build 150)
• More ‘recent searches’ for returning to previous searches and explorer selections
This version also operates with Internet Explorer 11.
Enhanced facilities for searching for datatypes
Datatypes for the selected data category can now be quickly searched using the same powerful text
search engine behind the series searching facilities. Typing in text including wild cards – * ? or similar
terms such as EPS for Earnings Per Share will return a set of ordered results, which can then be
filtered based on whether static or time series datatypes are required, and the source.
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In addition, you can use the explorer hierarchies to narrow down the results using the explorer trees
available for the different data categories such as for the estimates provided by I/B/E/S.
Selecting the row in the results will display notes on the datatype, and the explorer tree(s) which
the selected datatype appears in to help you locate similar datatypes (click the link to display the
explorer hierarchy required).
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Enhancements to the preview pane
For Economics series, links to the pages on the source websites with the details of the press releases,
have been added for key series in the notes section, along with the dates of the next releases.
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The Lipper codes for Mutual Funds and Thomson ONE codes for alternative Equity quotes
(see enhanced list facilities screen below) are also displayed in the preview pane.
Enhanced list facilities
The list creation and editing facilities in Navigator have been extended to enable different quotes for
the same security to be added to My Selections and to create a list using these codes.
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Alternatively, if you know the symbol for the quote, this can be typed in directly (even if not displayed
in Navigator) – so the list can be used in other Thomson Reuters interfaces.
Or you can add series with datatypes such as BARC(DY), FTSE100(RI), etc where you need a single
list with series with different datatypes, or Datastream expression codes such as 009E(BARC).
Note: With these extensions to the list building and editing facilities in My Selections, Datastream for
Office users visiting the List Editor from the Excel ribbon, will instead be directed to the My Selection
list facilities in Navigator that now have similar functionality.
Other enhancements in this new release
A range of further enhancements are included within this release, including the following.
The display of the number of series in each explorer node, to help you identify the node most likely
to contain series you need in your analysis, and the option if there are several smaller nodes to
display the series in these together – the text searching, and filters are then available to use with the
combined results set.
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An extended set of shortcut keys is now available to move quickly around the explorers. Press:
• E on the keyboard when the focus is on the Navigator page to display the explorer hierarchies
• The arrow keys to move up/down and across the explorer hierarchies
• The first character of the country (for lists of countries that are sorted alphabetically) to move to the
first country in the list, with subsequent presses moving through those countries starting with that
character
• <Enter> to then select the required explorer node
These are in addition to the standard browser keys – Alt left and right arrow keys – to move to
previous page and then forward again to the current page.
When an explorer tree with indentations is exported to Excel, the descriptions are indented to reflect
these indentations in the table, and a column with the indentation levels is included to show the
layout of the series from the source.
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The RIC code is now selectable in the preview pane to return this to the latest version of
Datastream for Office,
and more ‘Recent Searches’ for returning to previous searches and explorer selections are held.
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Thomson Reuters Eikon with Datastream
– Integration Update
Thomson Reuters Eikon with Datastream is the next-generation
Thomson Reuters platform, combining the premier desktop for financial
professionals with Datastream’s powerful cross-asset charting and
analytical tools. Upgrade from previous versions of the Datastream
desktop to experience enhanced, intuitive and convenient workflows
including autosuggest and shortcuts, and benefit from access to broader
content and information including the world-class Reuters News service,
plus integrated collaboration tools.
With the release of Thomson Reuters Eikon version 4 in Q1 2014, the advantages of upgrading
are greater than ever, with Datastream capabilities better integrated and embedded, and the
deployment experience of the Microsoft Office add-ins simpler and easier.
Key benefits:
• Suite of integrated Datastream Charting apps via shortcuts and and/or menu favourites, which
provide convenient, multi-tab or multi-window access to your existing library of charts, styles
and templates – plus Chart Studies for quick and easy access to commonly used valuation,
performance, technical and fundamentals charts.
• Ground-breaking innovation – including access to the brand-new Macro Explorer app, which
leverages the power, breadth and depth of Datastream content and allows you to explore global
trends, areas of risk and macro investment opportunities using a variety of visualisations, including
a world map.
• Holistic content including news from Reuters and The Economist, Reuters Polls, social media
monitoring and sentiment analysis, research, ownership, price monitoring and portfolio
management tools.
• All charts, styles, templates, expressions, lists, user created indices and time series that you have
created using the Datastream desktop are retained – no need to migrate.
• Integrated collaboration and messaging tools connect you to the financial community.
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Add-ins for Microsoft Office
Upgrading to Thomson Reuters Eikon for Microsoft Office offers significant advantages and
additional capabilities:
• Formula-based requests which can be integrated with Excel formulas, rather than
Active X controls.
• Enhanced expression-building interface including extended character limits.
• Simplified deployment experience via Check for Updates within the Eikon desktop.
• HTTP communications which allow you to connect on the go using wifi.
• Extended content eg real-time pricing, detailed estimates, ownership, StarMine.
• Integration with Eikon desktop via right-click to relevant views eg News.
• Keyboard shortcuts for routine Office tasks.
• Screening and portfolio management tools.
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For more information, contact your local Thomson Reuters representative and watch this video!
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Microsoft Withdrawal of Support
for Windows XP and Office 2003 on
8 April 2014
Implications for Datastream
Microsoft has announced that it is withdrawing support for the
Windows XP operating system and Office 2003 suite on 8 April 2014 –
for full details of this announcement please refer to this notice on the
Microsoft website.
As a result of this change, it is likely that any customers still using this software will soon move to a
more recent Windows operating system. Thomson Reuters would like to warn customers that older
Datastream interfaces are not compatible with 64bit environments – so the choice of operating
system may have implications.
Specifically, the DS Windows interface, which was an early precursor of the Datastream Desktop
(Advance) and Datastream Professional products, is a 16bit application and is not compatible with
64bit operating systems. DS Windows has not been removed from support by Thomson Reuters and
there are still existing users of this product.
Thomson Reuters has been actively communicating this announcement to customers over recent
months, but any customers who currently use DS Windows or are unsure whether they are impacted,
are strongly urged to contact their local Thomson Reuters representative or Help Desk, to obtain
further information and advice.
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Economics Round-up
The latest release of Navigator includes Next Dates of Release for over
300,000 national source series! Taken from calendars published by the
sources or estimated from past experience, the dates provide the tool for
planning around next updates; or for knowing the economic events to be
released on a given day. This is phase one of a two-part release. The second
phase will provide the reference period, ie observation, that is being issued
on the release date. Please see the article on page 7 for more information.
Much progress was made on the projects for expanding coverage of emerging markets of Africa
and CIS. More than 17,500 new series were added, providing more extensive economic profiles
for analysis. Macroeconomic forecasts for the world and regions from Consensus Economics are
now available – see page 22. Other series additions include a variety of data across many markets
including new proprietary indicators.
Africa
The African market expansions are summarised below, with sources and new data highlights given.
Please refer to the Content Updates for full details.
Algeria Content Update #6756 – 231 series
Sources: National Office for Statistics and Banque d’Algérie
New data: CPI and components; central bank balance sheet; labour market key indicators;
population by age; balance of payments; merchandise trade totals; series on agriculture and tourism
industries.
Botswana Content Update #6774 – 524 series
Sources: Bank of Botswana and Central Statistics Office
New data: Quarterly GDP and components; detailed cost of living indices; employment; assets and
liabilities for different financial institutions; government expenditures; trade by commodity and by
country.
Cote d’Ivoire Content Update #6690 – 416 series
Source: Central Bank of West African States (BCEAO)
New data: Commercial and central bank balance sheets; government accounts; national accounts
from this second source; industry and agricultural production; balance of payments; trade by
commodity and country; CPI detail.
Egypt Content Update #6602 – 806 series
Sources: Central Bank of Egypt, Ministry of Planning, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Petroleum and
Central Agency for Public Mobilisation and Statistics
New data: Industry GDP and production indices; government operations accounts and debt; banking
credits and deposits; trade by commodity, country and combination.
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Morocco Content Update #6754 – 132 series
Sources: Bank Al-Maghrib and Ministry of Economy & Finance
New data: Money supply and liquid investments; weekly international reserves; government
accounts; external debt details; energy statistics.
Mozambique Content Update #6763 – 403 series
Sources: National Institute of Statistics and Bank of Mozambique
New data: Business confidence, bank loans to business; real GDP by industry; industrial production
and sales, employment and wages; government accounts; external debt and debt service; exports
and imports.
Namibia Content Update #6773 – 158 series
Source: Namibia Statistics Agency
New data: CPI details; trade by commodity and country.
Nigeria Content Update #6588 – 1,980 series
Sources: National Bureau of Statistics of Nigeria and Central Bank of Nigeria
New data: Consumer and business outlooks; detailed employment statistics; GDP deflators; public
finance accounts; central bank balance sheet; various balance of payments presentations; foreign
trade indices, trade by commodity and country.
South Africa Content Update #6624 – 1,453 series
Sources: Statistics South Africa, South African Reserve Bank, Chamber of Mines of South Africa and
the National Treasury
New data: CPI details by type, region and commodity; manufacturing and gold production; sales;
tourism and migration statistics; public finance.
Sudan Content Update #6772 – 479 series
Source: Central Bank of Sudan
New data: Commercial and central bank balance sheets; balance of payments and merchandise
trade by commodity and country.
Tunisia Content Update #6758 – 223 series
Source: National Statistics Institute
New data: CPI and PPI detail; industrial and agricultural production; employment, unemployment
and job vacancies; population age and density.
Uganda Content Update #6698 – 1,973 series
Sources: Bank of Uganda and Uganda Bureau of Statistics
New data: Business tendency survey; CPIs, PPIs and GDP deflators; central government operations;
banking balance sheets and credit extended by industry; main labour market statistics; personal
expenditures; demographics; agriculture, housing, construction, energy, utilities, transport and
tourism indicators; IIP; trade by commodity and country.
Zambia Content Update #6775 – 485 series
Sources: Bank of Zambia, Central Statistical Office and Ministry of Finance & National Planning
New data: GDP by industry; trade by commodity; CPIs, money supply; banking detail; government debt.
Zimbabwe Content Update #6777 – 677 series
Sources: Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZIMSTAT), Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe and
Zimbabwe Ministry of Finance
New data: GDP by expenditure, income and industry; employment and earnings by industry;
banking balance sheets; balance of payments; external debt; trade by commodity and country.
Russia and CIS
Russia Content Update #6589 – 3,358 series
Sources: Federal State Statistics Service, Central Bank of the Russian Federation, Ministry of Finance
of the Russian Federation, Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation and Federal
Customs Service
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New data: Consumer confidence; detailed national accounts; central government expenditures
and external debt; money supply; statistics for retail and wholesale trade, agriculture, construction,
services, transport, education, healthcare and industry sectors; more CPIs, house and construction
prices; workforce, employment, unemployment and wages; imports and exports.
Kazakhstan Content Update #6686 – 1,929 series
Sources: National Bank of Kazakhstan and Agency of Statistics of the Republic of Kazakhstan
New data: GDP components; key production and industry indicators on agriculture, transport,
services and construction; business confidence series and short-term economic indicator; consumer,
producer and house prices; monetary survey, supply and deposits; international reserves; balance
of payments and international investment position; external debt. Plus regional data on gross
products, production, consumer and producer prices, wages, population and labour market.
Ukraine Content Update #6587 – 2,371 series
Sources: State Statistics Service of Ukraine, National Bank of Ukraine and Ministry of
Finance of Ukraine
New data: Consumer confidence; quarterly GDP, detailed industrial production; capital investment,
construction and building; retail and wholesale trade, energy and tourism statistics; CPI and core
detail; producer, construction, communication, agriculture prices; foreign trade and cargo prices;
general and state government budgets; public and external debt; labour force survey and demand.
Plus regional statistics on population, gross products, industry production, agriculture, workforce
and wages; detailed consumer prices; international trade.
Other Additions
Proprietary new indicators released recently include the following:
Economic Policy Uncertainty Indices: This data is compiled by Scott Baker, Nicholas Bloom
and Steven J Davis at www.policyuncertainty.com. They use a variety of sources and newspapers,
and “construct an index from three types of underlying components. One component quantifies
newspaper coverage of policy-related economic uncertainty. A second component reflects the
number of federal tax code provisions set to expire in future years. The third component uses
disagreement among economic forecasters as a proxy for uncertainty.” The 25 series include overall
and per category uncertainty indices for Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Italy, Spain, the UK
and the USA. The indices are monthly and generally start in 1985. For the USA there are also two
daily releases. Content Update #6573.
PMIs: The latest Purchasing Managers Indices (PMI) to be introduced by Markit Economics are
the HSBC South African and Blominvest Lebanese PMIs for whole economies. The indicators are
compiled from surveys of about 400 private-sector firms in the manufacturing, mining, services,
construction and retail sectors. The standard PMI methodology is employed, and in line with the
other Markit PMI surveys, there are sub-indices for backlogs of work, employment, input prices, new
export orders, new orders, output, output prices, purchase prices, quantity of purchases, staff costs,
suppliers’ delivery times and stocks of purchases. Content Updates #6708 and #6709.
UK Growth Indicator: The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) recently launched a composite
economic indicator which aggregates output for manufacturing, distribution trades; consumer,
business and professional services sectors. The CBI Growth Indicator is an important barometer
for the pace and trend of UK economic growth, covering about 75% of the private sector economy.
The monthly composite data is available for both past three months and the next three months.
Content Update #6703.
US Remodelling Index: BuildFax compiles indices on residential construction remodelling projects
authorised by building permits. Series are available in the database reported for the US total and
four census regions. The new series are provided on a monthly basis, seasonally and not seasonally
adjusted, and have history back to January 2000. Content Update #6613.
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The other recent additions are listed below, along with their Content Update number and a
hyperlink to it.
6622
Australia Balance of Payments, Real Goods and Services
6598
Australia Building Activity
6583
Australia Employed Person by Industry Subdivision and Sex
6679
Bolivia Economic Content
6609
Brazil Quarterly Credit Condition Indicators
6674
Brazil Central Bank Assets
6648
Brazil Outstanding Credit Operations by Risk Level
6621
Brazil Residential Real Estate Collateral Value Index
6647
Brazil Rollover Rate, Loan Disbursement and Loan Amortisation
6692
Chile Foreign Trade by Region
6608
China Economic Expansion, Part 4
6739
China Gross Capital Formation by Province
6757
China Industrial Profits from Principal Business
6722
Eurostat Natural Gas & Electricity Prices
6689
Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Countries Banking Sector
6551
Japan Capital Finance Account in Non-Financial Corporations
6552
Japan Land Prices
6585
Japan Open-Type Stock Investment Trusts
6568
Japan Small and Medium Enterprises
6629
Malaysia Banking System
6719
Philippine Selected Asset Quality Indicators
6620
Portugal Annual Mortgage Loans
6745
Portugal Imports by Country
6645
Sri Lanka Labour Force Survey
6562
Taiwan Automobile Sales & Production
6765
Turkey Agricultural Producer Price Index
6730
Turkey Currency Composition of External Debt
6770
US Federal Reserve Bank of New York Business Leaders Survey
6660
US Persons Not in Labour Force by Age, Gender and Reason
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Regional and Global Aggregate
Series Added to Consensus Economics
Historical Database
By Philip Hubbard and Richard Potts, Consensus Economics
Thomson Reuters Datastream and Consensus Economics have jointly
launched a new, Historical Consensus Economics Regional and Global
Aggregate data service on the Datastream platform. The data will be
integrated within the Datastream-Consensus Economics service and
provide users with the ability to utilise Datastream’s full range of analytics
and reporting functionality. Datastream customers wishing to subscribe
to the enhanced Consensus Economics database should contact their
local Thomson Reuters representative or Consensus Economics directly
(contact details below).
Consensus Economics Inc., founded in 1989, is one of the world’s leading international
economic survey organisations. Each month Consensus Economics polls more than
700 economists around the world to obtain their economic forecasts and views for the
principal macroeconomic variables, for more than 90 countries. They then calculate the
‘consensus forecast’, which is defined as the mean average of the forecasts of individual
country panellists, who are generally expert in individual country sectors. A more detailed
explanation of the survey methodology, together with examples is shown at
http://www.consensuseconomics.com/what_are_consensus_forecasts.htm
In addition to the individual country forecasts, Consensus Economics also compiles Regional
and Global Aggregate Forecasts for the following regions: North America, Western Europe,
EU 27, Euro Area, Asia Pacific, Asia excluding Japan, Eastern Europe, Latin America, Other
Countries NIE and World. Using up-to-date market exchange rate weights, the individual
country forecasts are aggregated to calculate the regional current and following year forecasts
for GDP, Inflation and the Current Account (US$ billion). The historical data series of these
consensus forecasts, dating back to September 1998, is now available as part of the PREMIUM
service for subscribers, and it may be found in the CEMAIN data module.
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Datastream’s Consensus Economics database is unique because of the inclusion of an
extensive historical datasets of forecasts – some going back to 1989 – allowing users to
examine changes in the economic outlook during critical historical periods across different
regions and countries (see below for a comparison of trends in 2012 GDP forecasts).
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The data also allows a user to compare how forecasts for a particular region have changed
over a given period (see the North American GDP graph below).
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Consensus Forecasts can provide the busy executive with high-quality useful data, adding
credibility to investment decisions.
Update times
The data is updated shortly after the monthly Consensus Economics publications are released,
towards the middle of each month. As with the regular monthly publications, Eastern Europe
and Latin American forecast data is updated a week later.
Further information
For a complete list of series, please see Content Update #6782. Further information
on methodology is available on the Consensus Economics website here or by contacting
Consensus Economics directly by email editors@consensuseconomics.com or phone
+44 (0)20 7491 3211.
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Equity Indices – Update for February 2014
This edition of Infostream sees the release of a number of indices from S&P,
Dow Jones and Russell and also the FTSE/JSE RAFI 40 Index for South
Africa. Changes are being made to the MSCI and S&P Dow Jones Global
Industry Classification Standard (GICS), which will impact a number of
MSCI and S&P indices. The SIX Swiss Stock Exchange is implementing
changes to restrict its equity index constituent data into a new module,
and similar changes will be applied to the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI
constituent list. Note that security names will remain unrestricted for all
the lists impacted by these changes but other data such as weights will
become restricted. Both changes will be implemented in July 2014. We
are also pleased to announce the release of new Thomson Reuters Private
Equity Indices.
Read on for all the details.
Global Update
Thomson Reuters Private Equity Indices
Thomson Reuters recently announced the launch of two new indices focused on the US
private equity buyout industry. The Thomson Reuters Private Equity Buyout Research Index
and the Thomson Reuters Private Equity Buyout Index will utilise Thomson Reuters’ extensive
knowledge and proprietary data to keep market participants informed about trends in the private
equity universe.
The Thomson Reuters Private Equity Buyout Research Index is a comprehensive and highly
representative indicator of the US private equity industry, while the Thomson Reuters Private
Equity Buyout Index is a ground-breaking investable index replicating the performance of the
Thomson Reuters Private Equity Buyout Research Index using liquid, publicly available assets. The
Thomson Reuters Private Equity Buyout Index allows liquid access to the gross performance of the
private equity industry through index-linked investment products.
“We are pleased to introduce two unparalleled indices for private equity market participants,”
said Stephan Flagel, Head of Indices at Thomson Reuters. “These indices are a prime example of
Thomson Reuters’ commitment to providing market-leading benchmarks and investable indices
in order to represent and provide access to illiquid asset classes such as private equity returns.”
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The comparative data below shows the Thomson Reuters Private Equity Buyout Index and
Thomson Reuters Private Equity Buyout Research Index performance since 1997.
ANNUALISED RETURNS
YTD
2013
2009-2013
1997-2013
Thomson Reuters Private Equity Buyout Index
1.39%
42.60%
32.18%
17.26%
Thomson Reuters Private Equity Buyout Research Index
NA
44.33%
28.93%
17.53%
INDEX NAME
MNEMONIC
DATATYPE
START DATE
Thomson Reuters Private Equity Buyout Index
TRPEBIN
PI
31/12/1996
Thomson Reuters Private Equity Buyout Research Index
TRPEBRI
PI
31/12/1996
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Datastream Global Equity Indices – Quarterly Review – January 2014
The quarterly review of the Datastream Global Equity Indices was effective from 13 January 2014.
To reflect the growing interest in the opportunities of the MINT region, new indices for Nigeria and
the MINT region were created.
COUNTRY/
REGION
COUNTRY/REGION
CODE
BASE DATE
INDEX MNEMONIC
LIST MNEMONIC
Nigeria
NG
September 2009
TOTMKNG
LTOTMKNG
MINT
MT
September 2009
TOTMKMT
LTOTMKMT
Full details can be found on the Extranet.
MSCI and S&P – Revisions to Global Industry Classification Standard
Changes were implemented to the MSCI and S&P Dow Jones Global Industry Classification
Standard (GICS) after the close of business on 28 February 2014. These changes are the result of
the annual review carried out by MSCI and S&P Dow Jones Indices.
The changes include the addition of 6 new sub-industries, the discontinuation of 4 sub-industries,
and name and definition changes at industry and sub-industry levels. There are no changes at
sector or industry group level. After the revisions, the new GICS structure will consist of 10 sectors,
24 industry groups, 67 industries and 156 sub-industries.
GICS Hierarchy:
http://www.msci.com/resources/xls/GICS_map2014.xls
Impact on MSCI indices
Impact on S&P indices
Indices from S&P and Dow Jones now available on Datastream
S&P Emerging Markets Dividend Opportunities Index
The S&P Emerging Markets Dividend Opportunities Index serves as a benchmark for global
income-seeking investors. The index seeks to provide exposure to 100 high-yielding common
stocks from around the world while meeting diversification, stability and tradability requirements.
S&P High Yield Dividend Aristocrats Index
The S&P High Yield Dividend Aristocrats® Index is designed to measure the performance of
companies within the S&P Composite 1500® that have followed a managed-dividends policy of
consistently increasing dividends every year for at least 20 years.
Dow Jones Emerging Markets Select Dividend Index
The Dow Jones Emerging Markets Select Dividend Index measures the stock performance of
100 leading dividend-paying emerging-market companies, selected by dividend yield subject to
screening and buffering criteria.
INDEX NAME
MNEMONIC
DATATYPE
START DATE
S&P Emerging Markets Dividend
Opportunities Index
SPEMDO$
NR
30/01/2012
S&P High Yield Dividend Aristocrats Index
SPPAAR$
PI, PO, PH, PL
30/01/2012
Dow Jones Emerging Markets Select
Dividend Index
DJEMSD$
PI
PO, PH, PL
30/01/2012
14/01/2013
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Russell Global Indices
A number of Russell indices from the Russell Global Index universe are now available on
Datastream.
Russell Developed Large Cap Index
The Russell Developed Large Cap Index offers investors access to the large-cap segment of the
developed equity universe. The index is constructed to provide a comprehensive and unbiased
barometer for this market segment and is completely reconstituted annually to accurately reflect
the changes in the market over time.
Russell Emerging Markets Large Cap Index
The Russell Emerging Markets Large Cap Index offers investors access to the large-cap
segment of the emerging equity universe. The index is constructed to provide a comprehensive
and unbiased barometer for this market segment and is completely reconstituted annually to
accurately reflect the changes in the market over time.
Russell Developed ex-US Large Cap Index
The Russell Developed ex-US Large Cap Index offers investors access to the large-cap segment
of the developed equity universe, excluding companies assigned to the USA. The index is
constructed to provide a comprehensive and unbiased barometer for this market segment and is
completely reconstituted annually to accurately reflect the changes in the market over time.
INDEX NAME
MNEMONIC
DATATYPE
START DATE
Russell Developed Large Cap Index
RDEVLCN
NR
27/01/2014
Russell Emerging Markets Large Cap Index
RUEMMLN
NR
27/01/2014
Russell Developed ex-US Large Cap Index
RUDXULN
NR
27/01/2014
Japan – Topix Euro Hedged Total Return Index
The Topix Euro Hedged Total Return Index is now available on Datastream. The Currency Hedged
Indices are calculated by hedging beginning-of-period balances using rolling one-month forward
contracts. The hedge ratio is the proportion of the portfolio’s currency exposure that is hedged.
Currency Hedged Indices use a hedge ratio of 100%, thus removing the currency risk of the index
portfolio. Note that since only beginning-of-period balances are hedged, the index does not
assume a perfect hedging of currency movements.
INDEX NAME
MNEMONIC
DATATYPE
START DATE
TOPIX Euro Hedged Index
TOPIXEH
RI
03/12/2013
South Africa – FTSE/JSE RAFI 40 Index
The FTSE/JSE RAFI 40 Index was launched in association with Research Affiliates®, LLC. As part
of FTSE Group’s range of alternative weighted indices, the FTSE/JSE RAFI Index series selects and
weights index constituents using four fundamental factors, rather than market capitalisation. The
factors are dividends, cash flows, sales and book value.
The FTSE/JSE RAFI 40 Index comprises the 40 companies with the largest RAFI fundamental
scores selected from the constituents of the FTSE/JSE All-Share Index.
INDEX NAME
MNEMONIC
DATATYPE
START DATE
FTSE/JSE RAFI 40 INDEX
JSERAFI
PI, PO, PH, PL, RI
16/03/2007
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UK – FTSE 100 Equally Weighted Index
The FTSE 100 Equally Weighted Index is an equally weighted version of the FTSE 100 Index. The
index contains the same constituents as the cap-weighted FTSE 100 Index.
INDEX NAME
MNEMONIC
DATATYPE
START DATE
FTSE 100 Equally Weighted Index
FT100EW
PI, PO, PH, PL
RI, RO, RH, RL
28/11/2011
16/05/2012
USA – Nasdaq 100 Sharia Index
The Edbiz-Nasdaq 100 Sharia Index is designed to track the performance of securities of the
Nasdaq 100 Index that meet the Sharia requirements as prescribed by the Accounting and
Auditing Organization for Islamic Financial Institutions (AAOIFI) and adopted by Nasdaq OMX
with the guidance of the Sharia adviser, Edbiz Consulting.
INDEX NAME
MNEMONIC
DATATYPE
START DATE
NASDAQ 100 SHARIA INDEX
NAS100S
PI, PO, PH, PL
03/02/2012
Equity Index Constituent Lists Updates – Mandatory Changes
Malaysia – FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Constituent List
With effect from 7 July 2014, the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI constituent list (LFBMKLCI) and data
linked to that list excluding security names will become permissionable on Thomson Reuters
Datastream desktop and datafeed products. From 7 July 2014, customers wishing to continue to
access constituent data such as shares, weights and free float will be required to have a direct
end-user agreement with FTSE and the associated data will be available only within the existing
FTSE Bursa Malaysia constituent module which was introduced in July 2011. This module contains
datatypes such as constituent weights, number of shares and classification data. The security
names for the FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI constituent list will remain unrestricted and no
licence will be required to access them.
More information can be found on the Extranet.
Switzerland – SIX Swiss Stock Exchange
With effect from 7 July 2014, the SIX Swiss Stock Exchange will introduce end-user licensing
for the Swiss equity index constituent data. All constituent data (apart from constituent security
names) will become restricted and provided in a new pass-through module and clients will be
required to enter into a licence agreement with SIX to receive this data.
This change is a result of the SIX Swiss Stock Exchange no longer licensing constituent-level data
excluding security names for wholesale distribution through vendors to its clients.
More details are available on the Extranet.
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Equities and Funds – Update for
February 2014
This quarter we see the release of Net Asset Values for ETFs from over
20 markets. There has also been an increase in funds coverage with the
release of funds from seven markets: China, Japan, Chile, Mexico, India,
Portugal and over 11,000 funds from Australia, with all the data being
sourced from Lipper. Additional MiFID exchanges are available with the
release of Aquis and Bats Chix OTC, and we have released Market Value
by Company as a time series for Brazil.
Read on for all the details.
MiFID Exchanges – Aquis and Bats Chix OTC
Thomson Reuters has added two MiFID exchanges – Aquis and Bats Chix OTC. The Aquis
exchange went live on 26 November 2013 and is being supported at bourse level with data
available from the first trading date of 26 November 2013. The MiFID exchange Bats Chix OTC is
also now available on Datastream. This exchange is supported at bourse level on Datastream with
history available from 23 October 2013.
The following price datatypes are supported for the securities listed on these exchanges:
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NAME
DATATYPE
AQUIS – LIST FMIFAQX
DATATYPE
BATS CHIX OTC – LIST FMIFBCO
Close Price
P.F3
P.F4xxx
Price Open
PO. F3
PO. F4xxx
Price High
PH. F3
PH. F4xxx
Price Low
PL. F3
PL. F4xxx
Price Ask
PA. F3
n/a
Price Bid
PB. F3
n/a
Turnover by Volume
VO. F3
VO. F4xxx
Turnover by Value
VA. F3
VA. F4xxx
Volume-Weighted Average Price
VWAP.F3
VWAP. F4xxx
Number of Trades
NT.F3
NT. F4xxx
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Note: xxx in the above table refers to the corresponding price currency of Bats Chix OTC trades.
The ongoing daily price data is available around 20:00 GMT.
Brazil – Market Value by Company Now Available as a Time Series
Thomson Reuters has released Market Value by Company (datatype MVC) and the equity shares
outstanding at a company level (datatype NOSHC) as a time series item for Brazilian equities
effective 2 December 2013. Histories have been calculated from 3 January 2000, or the start
date of the company if later. The MVC History Indicator flag (datatype MVCH) should be used to
indicate whether MVC is available as a time series for a given record.
Please refer to this link for more details on calculation method and coverage.
Italy – Auction Close Price (OP)
Auction Close Price (OP) data for Italian securities is now available on Datastream effective 12
December 2013. These prices are provided on an ongoing basis and will be populated whenever a
stock trades during the auction close phase.
It should be noted that it is possible for a stock to have traded for the day, with the Close Price (P),
Official Price (PZ), Reference Price (PX) and Volume (VO) set, but no Auction Close Price (OP).
Example
TYPE
NAME
P
PZ
PX
50580X
AEGON (MIL)
6.32
6.273
6.32
OP
VO
3079
Spain – Spanish Outcry Equities
Effective 5 February 2014, a new exchange code was created for Spanish outcry equities on
Datastream. The exchange code for the stocks trading in the Spanish Electronic pit was changed
from MC to EP. The stocks affected are available in the list FSPEPT. This change is to ensure
consistency in the segments that are supported on the Madrid exchange.
DATA ITEM
BEFORE CHANGE
AFTER CHANGE
Datastream Exchange Code
(EXDSCD)
MC
EP
Datastream Exchange Mnemonic
(EXMNEM)
MAD
SOE
Datastream Exchange Name
(EXNAME)
MADRID – SIBE
MADRID ELECTRONIC-PIT
ISO Code (ISOMIC)
XMCE
XMAD
Mexico – ADRs
The existing dividend history for Mexican ADRs was updated on 5 February 2014. This is as a
result of a quality review and brings coverage in line with internal sources. Details are available on
the Extranet.
ISOMIC changes
Changes have been made to the ISOMIC datatype to align the definition of the datatype in line
with the corresponding value published by ISO. At present the ISOMIC datatype is a mixture of the
Operating MIC, which was introduced by ISO in 2013, and the Market MIC.
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Example
EXCHANGE
BOURSE
CODE
ISO OPERATING
MIC
ISO (MARKET)
MIC
CURRENT
DATASTREAM
ISOMIC
NEW
DATASTREAM
ISOMIC
NYSE ARCA
AR
XNYS
ARCX
ARCX
XNYS
NYSE
NY
XNYS
XNYS
XNYS
XNYS
NYSE Amex
AX
XNYS
XASE
XASE
XNYS
After the changes were made, the ISOMIC reflects only the Operating MIC. This means ISOMIC is
the same for a number of Datastream exchanges. For the Market MIC, clients are advised to utilise
SEGM where available.
Example
EXCHANGE
BOURSE
CODE
ISO OPERATING
MIC
ISO (MARKET)
MIC
CURRENT
DATASTREAM
ISOMIC
NEW
DATASTREAM
ISOMIC
NYSE ARCA
AR
XNYS
ARCX
XNYS
ARCX
NYSE
NY
XNYS
XNYS
XNYS
XNYS
NYSE Amex
AX
XNYS
XASE
XNYS
XASE
At the same time as updating the ISOMIC, the ISONAME has been aligned, where it is possible to
do so without exceeding the field limit for the datatype.
For a full list of the changes please refer to the Extranet.
Global – ETFs – Net Asset Value Now Available for ETFs
Thomson Reuters has added Net Asset Value (NAV datatype) data for the following ETF markets:
Australia
Hungary
Singapore
Canada
India
South Korea
China
Ireland
Spain
Finland
Luxembourg
Sweden
France
Malaysia
Switzerland
Germany
Netherlands
Taiwan
Greece
New Zealand
Turkey
Hong Kong
Norway
United States
NAV information is sourced from Lipper, a Thomson Reuters company, and a global leader in
supplying fund information, analytical tools and commentary. History is generally available from
December 2013.
Details of coverage for each market can be found on the Extranet.
The primary quote is displayed but NAV is also available for any secondary quotes that exist.
Where primary and secondary quote trading currencies are different, then the NAV will be
converted into the currency of the secondary quote to provide simple exchange price (P)
comparison. Datastream previously supported NAV for a small bespoke list of ETFs; these
histories will be retained and continued using Lipper data.
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Funds – Increased Funds Coverage Now Available for More Markets
Thomson Reuters has released funds for a number of markets including China, India and Japan.
The following data items are available:
• Fund Name
• Fund Domicile
• Fund Classification (Mutual Fund, Hedge Fund, Insurance Fund or Pension Fund)
• Symbology (ISIN, SEDOL and Lipper ID)
• Net Asset Value – full Lipper history, stored in time series datatype P
• Dividends – full Lipper history
• Corporate Actions
The fund lists are based on Lipper’s Asset Universe classification.
COUNTRY
FUND
UNIVERSE
PENSION
FUNDS
HEDGE
FUNDS
MUTUAL
FUNDS
INSURANCE
FUNDS
Australia
LAUALL
LAUPENSF
LAUHEDGE
LAUMUTFS
LAUINSPF
China
LCNALL
LCNPENSF
LCNHEDGE
LCNMUTFS
LCNINSPF
Chile
LCLALL
LCLPENSF
LCLHEDGE
LCLMUTFS
LCLINSPF
Japan
LJPALL
LJPPENSF
LJPHEDGE
LJPMUTFS
LJPINSPF
Mexico
LMXALL
LMXPENSF
LMXHEDGE
LMXMUTFS
LMXINSPF
India
LINALL
LINPENSF
LINHEDGE
LINMUTFS
LININSPF
Portugal
LPTALL
LPTPENSF
LPTHEDGE
LPTMUTFS
LPTINSPF
Return Index:
The Return Index (RI) will be calculated by Datastream, using the following methodology:
Where:
= price on ex-date
= price on previous day
= dividend payment associated with ex-date t
Navigation:
Where available the ISIN and SEDOL code will be stored for each fund; Datastream will also store
the Lipper ID to every fund record to improve navigation and fund identification.
The Lipper ID is functional on Datastream by applying an LP prefix, for example Lipper ID
68191565 = LP68191565. To retrieve the Lipper ID for a fund use the datatype LPID.
Netherlands – Dutch and Curacao Funds
Effective from 9 February 2014, the source of Dutch and Curacao Funds was switched to Lipper.
For full details please refer to the Extranet.
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Funds – Change of Source for US Mutual Funds
With effect from 15 December 2013, the source for US Mutual Fund content was switched to
Lipper. Datastream continues to support the following data items:
• Fund Name
• Fund Domicile
• Fund Classification (Mutual Fund, Hedge Fund, Insurance Fund or Pension Fund)
• Symbology (ISIN, SEDOL, CUSIP and Nasdaq Ticker)
• Net Asset Value – full Lipper history, stored in time series datatype P
• Dividends
• Corporate Actions
New Coverage
Datastream currently covers only US Mutual Funds, but as part of the migration it has added
2,700 Hedge Funds and 4,000 Insurance Funds with full Lipper histories.
Datastream Lists
The new lists are based on Lipper’s Asset Universe. Due to the size of the market, sublists have
also been created to break down the coverage universe.
LIST MNEMONIC
LIST DESCRIPTION
LUSALL
US Fund Universe
LUSALL1
US Fund Universe A-B
LUSALL2
US Fund Universe C-E
LUSALL3
US Fund Universe F-H
LUSALL4
US Fund Universe I-L
LUSALL5
US Fund Universe M-O
LUSALL6
US Fund Universe P-R
LUSALL7
US Fund Universe S-Z + Numerics
LUSHEDGE
US Hedge Funds
LUSINSPF
US Insurance Funds
LUSMUTFS
US Mutual Funds
LUSPENSF
US Pension Funds
The existing lists FMUFD and FMUFDA-K are now redundant.
A number of funds have been discontinued (mainly private funds, for which the Fund
Management Company has requested Lipper not to publish information). The status of these
funds has been set to ‘Suspended’.
Full details of all the changes are available on the Extranet.
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I/B/E/S – Announce Dates for Actuals
Thomson Reuters has released the Actual Announce Dates for all available
measures. These static datatypes represent the date the company has
reported its latest earnings as opposed to when the reported actual has
been recorded. Announce dates may not always represent the date of the
company’s official announcement.
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DATATYPE
MEASURE
AFOANCDT
ADJUSTED FUNDS FROM OPERATIONS
BPSANCDT
BOOK VALUE PER SHARE
CAPANCDT
CAPITAL EXPENDITURE
CPSANCDT
CASH FLOW PER SHARE
CSHANCDT
CASH EARNINGS PER SHARE
DPSANCDT
DIVIDEND PER SHARE
EBDANCDT
EBITDA
EBGANCDT
EARNINGS BEFORE GOODWILL
EBSANCDT
EBITDA PER SHARE
EBTANCDT
EBIT
EPSANCDT
EARNINGS PER SHARE
EVTANCDT
ENTERPRISE VALUE
FCFANCDT
FREE CASH FLOW PER SHARE
FFOANCDT
FUNDS FROM OPERATIONS
GPSANCDT
GAAP
GRMANCDT
GROSS MARGIN
INCANCDT
NET INCOME
NAVANCDT
NET ASSET VALUE
NDTANCDT
NET DEBT
NERANCDT
REPORTED NET INCOME
OPRANCDT
OPERATING PROFIT
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DATATYPE
MEASURE
PREANCDT
PRE-TAX PROFIT
PRRANCDT
REPORTED PRE-TAX PROFIT
ROAANCDT
RETURN ON ASSETS
ROEANCDT
RETURN ON EQUITY
SALANCDT
REVENUE
TBVANCDT
TANGIBLE BOOK VALUE PER SHARE
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ASSET4 Content Optimisation Update
Aligning to corporate materiality
Almost 12 years after the inception of the ASSET4 ESG database, this latest
optimisation is central to our strategy to better meet the changing needs
of our customers for relevant and material ESG data across more markets.
Through extensive analysis of the existing framework, looking at customer
usage stats, data availability and our own in-house research, we believe
that this new framework will bring about significant benefits.
This enhanced framework consists of more than 300 data points that best align to current
sustainability reporting trends and global reporting guidelines. It offers a stronger focus
on objective and comparable quantitative and process-driven data. The greatest area of
simplification has been on the driver dimension, due to feedback we have gathered from our
customers over the years and its limited benefit in understanding company ESG performance.
For the full list of strategic and optimised data points, please see the ASSET4 Strategic
Framework file on the Extranet here. The file contains two worksheets: ‘A4 Strategic’ which
includes all data points that we will continue to collect on starting with FY2014 data onwards, and
‘A4 Optimised’ which we will stop collecting post-FY2013 updates.
Benefits
Company coverage
Our customers have asked for greater coverage in small-mid capitalised companies and emerging
markets. A leaner framework enables us to be more flexible and significantly increase our
coverage. With the optimised framework we expect to double the number of companies we cover
by 2015.
Timeliness
By focusing on the most relevant and reported ESG metrics, we will have significantly improved
timeliness targets. The turnaround time required for processing companies with CSR (Corporate
Social Responsibility) reports will be halved to two to four weeks post-publication.
Data availability
Having data points with very little reported data makes it hard to compare companies. We
selected the most relevant ESG data points where reported data was sufficient, leading to greater
overall data availability.
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Quality
The quality of the data is paramount to us, and we will continuously focus on delivering best-inclass data to our customers. We believe that the new framework can only further benefit our aim
of providing the most accurate and objective ESG data.
Schedule
The new framework will be implemented in the second half of 2014 and changes will gradually
start taking effect throughout the end of this year and into 2015 (applicable only for the FY2014
updates and onwards). All fiscal year 2013 updates will continue to be updated according to the
original framework. An estimated timeline is provided below.
ESTIMATED TIMELINE
April 2014
Initial communication
Q2 2014
Adaptation of ASSET4 sample sheets
Q3 2014
Optimised content framework implemented and applied to company
FY2014 updates onwards
Summary
We are excited about this latest development. The focus, expanded coverage, improved timeliness
of updates, quality and availability – these are all essential ingredients that will drive transparency
and objectivity, so that customers have the confidence to make critical decisions in a complex
world. As we look to the future, we will continue to search and unlock further value from our ESG
content. By working together we aim to provide innovative solutions that will distil oceans of data
into simple answers.
If you have any questions relating to the ASSET4 optimisation framework, please contact us:
asset4supportescalation@thomsonreuters.com.
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Datastream Interest Rate Content
Changes to European Banking Federation Series – Euribor, Euribor
USD, EONIA, EONIA Swap and Eurepo
Thomson Reuters Datastream has been given notice by the European
Banking Federation (EBF) that from 3 March 2014 all its financial
benchmark rates (Euribor, Euribor USD, EONIA, EONIA Swap and
Eurepo) will be subject to a ‘fee for access’.
Important Note: EBF rates that are delayed by over 24 hours will be available to Datastream
customers free of charge.
Datastream will be making the following changes to the EBF series:
• Existing EBF series will be ‘delayed’ by over 24 hours, ensuring all customers have continued access
to the same data series on the same mnemonics, without incurring additional fees. The names will
be amended to indicate the word ‘delayed’ for clarity.
• New ‘duplicate’ EBF series will be created in Datastream with ‘non-delayed’ data. These series will
have new mnemonics and the same depth of historical data. These series will be available to clients
who have been granted access from EBF.
Getting access to fee-liable data
Thomson Reuters has been advised that the EBF subscription model has been tiered to take into
account the relative sizes of global and regional banks as well as smaller corporate users.
Clients are to use the following link to get access to the current data. They need to enter their
Subscriber number and Datastream user ID to ensure access is granted.
Subscription: http://subscriptions.euribor-ebf.eu/
Quick view table of ‘delayed’ and new ‘non-delayed’ EBF mnemonics
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‘DELAYED’ EBF
MNEMONICS
‘DELAYED’ EBF
DESCRIPTION
NEW EBF ‘RESTRICTED’
MNEMONICS
NEW EBF ‘RESTRICTED’
DESCRIPTION
EIBOR1W
EBF EURIBOR 1W DELAYED
EBEIB1W
EBF EURIBOR 1W
EIBOR2W
EBF EURIBOR 2W DELAYED
EBEIB2W
EBF EURIBOR 2W
EIBOR3W
EBF EURIBOR 3W DELAYED
EBEIB3W
EBF EURIBOR 3W
EIBOR1M
EBF EURIBOR 1M DELAYED
EBEIB1M
EBF EURIBOR 1M
EIBOR2M
EBF EURIBOR 2M DELAYED
EBEIB2M
EBF EURIBOR 2M
EIBOR3M
EBF EURIBOR 3M DELAYED
EBEIB3M
EBF EURIBOR 3M
EIBOR4M
EBF EURIBOR 4M DELAYED
EBEIB4M
EBF EURIBOR 4M
EIBOR5M
EBF EURIBOR 5M DELAYED
EBEIB5M
EBF EURIBOR 5M
EIBOR6M
EBF EURIBOR 6M DELAYED
EBEIB6M
EBF EURIBOR 6M
EIBOR7M
EBF EURIBOR 7M DELAYED
EBEIB7M
EBF EURIBOR 7M
EIBOR8M
EBF EURIBOR 8M DELAYED
EBEIB8M
EBF EURIBOR 8M
EIBOR9M
EBF EURIBOR 9M DELAYED
EBEIB9M
EBF EURIBOR 9M
EIBOR10
EBF EURIBOR 10M DELAYED
EBEIB10
EBF EURIBOR 10M
EIBOR11
EBF EURIBOR 11M DELAYED
EBEIB11
EBF EURIBOR 11M
EIBOR1Y
EBF EURIBOR 12M DELAYED
EBEIB12
EBF EURIBOR 12M
EIBXR1W
EBF EURIBOR 1W DELAYED
(A/365)
EBEAY1W
EBF EURIBOR 1W (A/365)
EIBXR2W
EBF EURIBOR 2W DELAYED
(A/365)
EBEAY2W
EBF EURIBOR 2W (A/365)
EIBXR3W
EBF EURIBOR 3W DELAYED
(A/365)
EBEAY3W
EBF EURIBOR 3W (A/365)
EIBXR2M
EBF EURIBOR 2M DELAYED
(A/365)
EBEAY2M
EBF EURIBOR 2M (A/365)
EIBXR3M
EBF EURIBOR 3M DELAYED
(A/365)
EBEAY3M
EBF EURIBOR 3M (A/365)
EIBXR4M
EBF EURIBOR 4M DELAYED
(A/365)
EBEAY4M
EBF EURIBOR 4M (A/365)
EIBXR5M
EBF EURIBOR 5M DELAYED
(A/365)
EBEAY5M
EBF EURIBOR 5M (A/365)
EIBXR6M
EBF EURIBOR 6M DELAYED
(A/365)
EBEAY6M
EBF EURIBOR 6M (A/365)
EIBXR7M
EBF EURIBOR 7M DELAYED
(A/365)
EBEAY7M
EBF EURIBOR 7M (A/365)
EIBXR8M
EBF EURIBOR 8M DELAYED
(A/365)
EBEAY8M
EBF EURIBOR 8M (A/365)
EIBXR9M
EBF EURIBOR 9M DELAYED
(A/365)
EBEAY9M
EBF EURIBOR 9M (A/365)
EIBXR10
EBF EURIBOR 10M DELAYED
(A/365)
EBEAY10
EBF EURIBOR 10M (A/365)
EIBXR11
EBF EURIBOR 11M DELAYED
(A/365)
EBEAY11
EBF EURIBOR 11M (A/365)
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MNEMONICS
NEW EBF ‘RESTRICTED’
DESCRIPTION
EIBXR1Y
EBF EURIBOR 12M DELAYED
(A/365)
EBEAY12
EBF EURIBOR 12M (A/365)
EBFU$ON
EBF USD EURIBOR O/N
DELAYED
EBEIUON
EBF USD EURIBOR O/N
EBFU$1W
EBF USD EURIBOR 1W
DELAYED
EBEIU1W
EBF USD EURIBOR 1W
EBFU$2W
EBF USD EURIBOR 2W
DELAYED
EBEIU2W
EBF USD EURIBOR 2W
EBFU$1M
EBF USD EURIBOR 1M
DELAYED
EBEIU1M
EBF USD EURIBOR 1M
EBFU$2M
EBF USD EURIBOR 2M
DELAYED
EBEIU2M
EBF USD EURIBOR 2M
EBFU$3M
EBF USD EURIBOR 3M
DELAYED
EBEIU3M
EBF USD EURIBOR 3M
EBFU$4M
EBF USD EURIBOR 4M
DELAYED
EBEIU4M
EBF USD EURIBOR 4M
EBFU$5M
EBF USD EURIBOR 5M
DELAYED
EBEIU5M
EBF USD EURIBOR 5M
EBFU$6M
EBF USD EURIBOR 6M
DELAYED
EBEIU6M
EBF USD EURIBOR 6M
EBFU$7M
EBF USD EURIBOR 7M
DELAYED
EBEIU7M
EBF USD EURIBOR 7M
EBFU$8M
EBF USD EURIBOR 8M
DELAYED
EBEIU8M
EBF USD EURIBOR 8M
EBFU$9M
EBF USD EURIBOR 9M
DELAYED
EBEIU9M
EBF USD EURIBOR 9M
EBFU$10
EBF USD EURIBOR 10M
DELAYED
EBEIU10
EBF USD EURIBOR 10M
EBFU$11
EBF USD EURIBOR 11M
DELAYED
EBEIU11
EBF USD EURIBOR 11M
EBFU$1Y
EBF USD EURIBOR 1Y
DELAYED
EBEIU1Y
EBF USD EURIBOR 1Y
EUEONIA
EBF EONIA AVERAGE
DELAYED
EBEONIA
EBF EONIA AVERAGE
EUEON1W
EBF EONIA SWAP 1W DELAYED EBEOS1W
EBF EONIA SWAP 1W
EUEON2W
EBF EONIA SWAP 2W
DELAYED
EBEOS2W
EBF EONIA SWAP 2W
EUEON3W
EBF EONIA SWAP 3W
DELAYED
EBEOS3W
EBF EONIA SWAP 3W
EUEON1M
EBF EONIA SWAP 1M DELAYED EBEOS1M
EBF EONIA SWAP 1M
EUEON2M
EBF EONIA SWAP 2M
DELAYED
EBF EONIA SWAP 2M
EBEOS2M
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‘DELAYED’ EBF
DESCRIPTION
NEW EBF ‘RESTRICTED’
MNEMONICS
NEW EBF ‘RESTRICTED’
DESCRIPTION
EUEON3M
EBF EONIA SWAP 3M
DELAYED
EBEOS3M
EBF EONIA SWAP 3M
EUEON4M
EBF EONIA SWAP 4M
DELAYED
EBEOS4M
EBF EONIA SWAP 4M
EUEON5M
EBF EONIA SWAP 5M
DELAYED
EBEOS5M
EBF EONIA SWAP 5M
EUEON6M
EBF EONIA SWAP 6M
DELAYED
EBEOS6M
EBF EONIA SWAP 6M
EUEON7M
EBF EONIA SWAP 7M DELAYED EBEOS7M
EBF EONIA SWAP 7M
EUEON8M
EBF EONIA SWAP 8M
DELAYED
EBEOS8M
EBF EONIA SWAP 8M
EUEON9M
EBF EONIA SWAP 9M
DELAYED
EBEOS9M
EBF EONIA SWAP 9M
EUEON10
EBF EONIA SWAP 10M
DELAYED
EBEOS10
EBF EONIA SWAP 10M
EUEON11
EBF EONIA SWAP 11M
DELAYED
EBEOS11
EBF EONIA SWAP 11M
EUEON12
EBF EONIA SWAP 1Y DELAYED
EBEOS1Y
EBF EONIA SWAP 1Y
BBERBTN
EBF EURO REPO BMK T/N
DELAYED
EBERPTN
EBF EURO REPO BMK T/N
BBERB1W
EBF EURO REPO BMK 1W
DELAYED
EBERP1W
EBF EURO REPO BMK 1W
BBERB2W
EBF EURO REPO BMK 2W
DELAYED
EBERP2W
EBF EURO REPO BMK 2W
BBERB3W
EBF EURO REPO BMK 3W
DELAYED
EBERP3W
EBF EURO REPO BMK 3W
BBERB1M
EBF EURO REPO BMK 1M
DELAYED
EBERP1M
EBF EURO REPO BMK 1M
BBERB2M
EBF EURO REPO BMK 2M
DELAYED
EBERP2M
EBF EURO REPO BMK 2M
BBERB3M
EBF EURO REPO BMK 3M
DELAYED
EBERP3M
EBF EURO REPO BMK 3M
BBERB6M
EBF EURO REPO BMK 6M
DELAYED
EBERP6M
EBF EURO REPO BMK 6M
BBERB9M
EBF EURO REPO BMK 9M
DELAYED
EBERP9M
EBF EURO REPO BMK 9M
BBERB1Y
EBF EURO REPO BMK 1Y
DELAYED
EBERP1Y
EBF EURO REPO BMK 1Y
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Commodities & Energy
Chinese Metals Expansion
Datastream has expanded its coverage of Chinese metal prices to include
specialist steel quotes on boiler and shipbuilding plates. The expansion
consists of 37 spot prices on a daily basis, 8 daily indices on coal and iron
ore and 7 weekly steel indices. All quotes are from the source SteelHome,
with steel indices commencing from January 2012 and other series from
January 2013.
• Steel: Boiler plate (11), Shipbuilding plate (18)
• Raw Materials: Fines (3), Lumps (3), Premium Coking Coal (2)
• Scrap Index, Coal Index (Coking and Thermal) and Iron Ore Index (8)
• Steel Indices: Global (SHGSI), Flats (SHGSI-F), Longs (SHGSI-L), America (SHGSI-America),
Europe (SHGSI-Europe), Asia (SHGSI-Asia), China (SHGSI-China) – Weekly Update
Further information as well as mnemonics can be found on the official release,
Content Update #6682.
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Thomson Reuters GFMS Gold Fundamentals
Datastream has released an additional 366 gold series as published by Thomson Reuters GFMS.
These are statistics on gold supply (Mine production and Scrap) and demand (Fabrication, Jewellery,
Medals, Coins, Electronics and other) globally and by country. Series are annual with history
available generally from 2000.
Thomson Reuters GFMS is recognised as one of the world’s leading economics consultancies
in precious metals, specialising in research into the global gold, silver, platinum and palladium
markets. Its gold and silver supply/demand data forms the global benchmark; the international gold
and silver markets are largely dependent on these.
Further information as well as mnemonics can be found on the official release,
Content Update #6630.
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The chart above shows the changes in gold mine production between China and South Africa in the
last 14 years, with China now becoming the dominant producer.
UCITS Alternative Indices
Datastream now offers 26 Weekly and Monthly UCITS Alternative Indices (UAI) consisting of
Performance Return and NAV data with history as far back as December, 2005. Alix Capital is the
Index Provider of the UCITS Alternative Index. Alix Capital is a Geneva-based investment company
specialising in regulated alternative investments. The following indices are available.
UAI Benchmarks Indices
The UAI Benchmarks Indices track the performance of all UCITS absolute return funds and funds of
absolute return funds both on a broad basis and by strategy. Constituent funds are equally weighted
and the index performances are published on a monthly basis. There are currently 13 different
Benchmark Indices.
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UAI Blue Chip Indices
The UAI Blue Chip Indices track the performance of the most representative absolute return funds
currently open for investment. The construction of the Blue Chip Indices is overseen by a Scientific
Committee. The UAI Blue Chip Index performance is published every Wednesday.
UAIX Indices
The UAIX Indices are single-strategy indices that aim to track and outperform the performance
of their respective UAI benchmarks. UAIX Indices have between 6 and 15 constituent funds
and are built using a systematic quantitative model. Their performance is published every
Wednesday. More information and calculation methodology can be viewed on
http://www.ucits-alternative.com/page-benchmarkmethodology.html
Further information as well as mnemonics can be found on the official release,
Content Update #6605.
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Company Additions to Worldscope
During the October to December period, 353 companies were added to
the Worldscope database. These additions included 99 US, 35 UK, 27
Australian, 20 Canadian, 22 Hong Kong, 13 Indonesian and 13 Japanese
companies. A total of 8,215 active companies have now been added, with
data sourced from the Reuters Fundamentals database.
Worldscope’s total coverage at the end of December consisted of 75,741 companies, 46,349 of
which were active companies.
COUNTRY
TOTAL
SEP 2013
COMPANIES
ADDED
OCT-DEC 2013
ACTIVE
DEC 2013
INACTIVE
DEC 2013
TOTAL
DEC 2013
TOTAL ACTIVE
FROM REUTERS
FUNDAMENTALS
DEC 2013
ARGENTINA
145
0
104
41
145
18
AUSTRALIA
2922
27
1943
1006
2949
52
AUSTRIA
212
0
90
122
212
3
BAHAMAS
11
0
10
1
11
10
BAHRAIN
45
0
43
2
45
2
BANGLADESH
69
0
69
0
69
70
BARBADOS
12
0
12
0
12
12
BELGIUM
325
0
146
179
325
5
BERMUDA
114
0
79
35
114
9
BOLIVIA
15
0
15
0
15
15
BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA
92
0
89
3
92
86
BOTSWANA
19
0
19
0
19
17
BRAZIL
695
3
383
315
698
21
BULGARIA
276
1
257
20
277
254
CAMBODIA
2
0
2
0
2
2
CANADA
5100
20
3307
1813
5120
1793
CAYMAN ISLANDS
51
4
37
18
55
11
CHILE
325
2
248
79
327
43
CHINA
3483
9
3304
188
3492
47
COLOMBIA
111
1
80
32
112
38
COSTA RICA
8
0
8
0
8
8
COTE D'IVOIRE
29
0
29
0
29
29
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CROATIA
116
0
104
12
116
92
CYPRUS
138
0
115
23
138
117
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COUNTRY
TOTAL
SEP 2013
COMPANIES
ADDED
OCT-DEC 2013
ACTIVE
DEC 2013
INACTIVE
DEC 2013
TOTAL
DEC 2013
TOTAL ACTIVE
FROM REUTERS
FUNDAMENTALS
DEC 2013
CZECH REPUBLIC
91
0
15
76
91
0
DENMARK
587
1
337
251
588
176
ECUADOR
12
0
12
0
12
12
EGYPT
226
2
209
19
228
90
EL SALVADOR
9
0
8
1
9
8
ESTONIA
18
0
16
2
18
7
FAROE ISLANDS
3
0
3
0
3
3
FIJI
15
0
15
0
15
15
FINLAND
246
1
124
123
247
2
FRANCE
1824
5
792
1037
1829
28
GEORGIA
1
0
0
1
1
0
GERMANY
1714
1
942
773
1715
52
GHANA
29
0
28
1
29
28
GREECE
460
0
279
181
460
13
GUATEMALA
6
0
6
0
6
6
GUERNSEY
29
0
24
5
29
24
GUYANA
3
0
3
0
3
3
HONDURAS
5
0
5
0
5
5
HONG KONG
1371
22
1188
205
1393
18
HUNGARY
72
0
42
30
72
7
ICELAND
26
0
10
16
26
4
INDIA
2834
3
2625
212
2837
160
INDONESIA
543
13
483
73
556
1
IRELAND
176
1
65
112
177
3
ISLE OF MAN
15
0
13
2
15
13
ISRAEL
633
1
502
132
634
254
ITALY
580
5
280
305
585
11
JAMAICA
28
0
25
3
28
25
JAPAN
5151
13
3650
1514
5164
36
JERSEY
14
0
12
2
14
12
JORDAN
258
0
236
22
258
181
KAZAKHSTAN
57
0
49
8
57
45
KENYA
55
0
55
0
55
30
KOREA (SOUTH)
2183
10
1732
461
2193
480
KUWAIT
211
0
209
2
211
20
LATVIA
33
0
31
2
33
31
LEBANON
12
0
12
0
12
6
LITHUANIA
42
0
33
9
42
17
LUXEMBOURG
102
1
59
44
103
11
MACEDONIA
33
0
31
2
33
31
MALAWI
8
0
8
0
8
8
MALAYSIA
1338
6
944
400
1344
3
MALTA
20
2
22
0
22
22
MAURITIUS
48
1
47
2
49
43
MEXICO
266
6
154
118
272
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TOTAL
SEP 2013
COMPANIES
ADDED
OCT-DEC 2013
ACTIVE
DEC 2013
INACTIVE
DEC 2013
TOTAL
DEC 2013
TOTAL ACTIVE
FROM REUTERS
FUNDAMENTALS
DEC 2013
MONGOLIA
1
0
1
0
1
1
MONTENEGRO
22
0
22
0
22
22
MOROCCO
80
0
73
7
80
32
NAMIBIA
7
1
8
0
8
8
NETHERLANDS
441
0
171
270
441
7
NEW ZEALAND
281
4
157
128
285
22
NIGER
1
0
1
0
1
1
NIGERIA
107
2
104
5
109
61
NORWAY
514
6
212
308
520
9
OMAN
129
0
124
5
129
53
PAKISTAN
322
0
285
37
322
128
PALESTINE
28
0
28
0
28
28
PANAMA
22
0
22
0
22
20
PARAGUAY
40
0
40
0
40
40
PERU
218
0
173
45
218
86
PHILIPPINES
301
3
266
38
304
7
POLAND
566
3
469
100
569
47
PORTUGAL
151
1
56
96
152
0
QATAR
46
0
42
4
46
1
ROMANIA
163
0
153
10
163
148
RUSSIAN FEDERATION
1141
2
957
186
1143
692
SAUDI ARABIA
160
0
158
2
160
10
SENEGAL
1
0
1
0
1
1
SERBIA
114
0
96
18
114
93
SINGAPORE
921
7
655
273
928
5
SLOVAKIA
49
0
22
27
49
1
SLOVENIA
64
0
49
15
64
13
SOUTH AFRICA
923
3
343
583
926
9
SPAIN
355
1
158
198
356
7
SRI LANKA
231
4
232
3
235
171
SUDAN
1
0
1
0
1
1
SWAZILAND
3
0
3
0
3
3
SWEDEN
870
0
436
434
870
48
SWITZERLAND
498
1
276
223
499
13
TAIWAN
2070
8
1713
365
2078
22
TANZANIA
5
0
5
0
5
5
THAILAND
735
8
595
148
743
12
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO
5
0
5
0
5
5
TUNISIA
57
0
57
0
57
49
TURKEY
408
4
362
50
412
107
UGANDA
6
0
6
0
6
6
UKRAINE
92
0
91
1
92
85
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
120
0
112
8
120
30
UNITED KINGDOM
5132
35
1869
3298
5167
71
UNITED STATES
21403
99
9117
12385
21502
612
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COUNTRY
TOTAL
SEP 2013
COMPANIES
ADDED
OCT-DEC 2013
ACTIVE
DEC 2013
INACTIVE
DEC 2013
TOTAL
DEC 2013
TOTAL ACTIVE
FROM REUTERS
FUNDAMENTALS
DEC 2013
VENEZUELA
57
0
35
22
57
4
VIETNAM
752
0
699
53
752
688
VIRGIN ISLANDS (BRITISH) 21
0
12
9
21
5
ZAMBIA
0
14
0
14
14
14
ZIMBABWE
38
0
35
3
38
0
OVERALL TOTALS
75388
353
46349
29392
75741
8215
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