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Create free accountNatural Resources Canada requires access to timely, accurate and reliable economic and financial data which focus primarily on historical macroeconomic data. 2a) the data provider must: • Provide NRCan with five user licenses to access their economic data service electronically from a web-based platform. • have a Microsoft plug-in that will allow identified data to be searched, aggregated and retrieved directly from the service provider using Microsoft Excel • Build customized financial models in Microsoft Excel which will link directly to the service provider’s source data, and will update remotely through the plug-in as required. • Provide automated notifications to users for specified investment activity. • Fully capture all publically traded firms operating worldwide (i.e. over 99% of the world’s market capitalization). • Data must be supplemented to include privately held firms. 2b) the following detailed firm level financial data, for Canadian and internationally based firms, must be provided with the subscription: • Mergers and acquisitions (date, value, industry going back to 1980)) • Firm ownership data, including minority ownership and shareholder transactions • Corporate financial data (e.g. assets, liabilities, debt, and capital expenditure) with links to the source documents (100,000 companies, going back to 1980, involving public and privately held firms.) • Credit ratings for corporate and sovereign debt following a reputable and consistent methodology • Consensus forecasts (firm level and macroeconomic level)
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