Dealogic
Financial research software
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What is Dealogic
Dealogic is a financial markets and deal data platform used to research and analyze capital markets activity such as equity and debt issuance, syndicated loans, and mergers and acquisitions. It is primarily used by investment banks, corporate finance teams, asset managers, and professional services firms for deal screening, league tables, pipeline tracking, and market analytics. The product is known for workflow-oriented coverage of primary markets and transaction-level datasets that support origination and advisory use cases.
Deep transaction-level deal data
Dealogic provides structured datasets focused on capital markets and advisory transactions, including issuance and M&A activity. This supports detailed deal screening, comparables, and market share analysis beyond basic company profiles. The emphasis on transaction attributes and participants fits users who need primary-market context rather than only public-market pricing.
League tables and rankings
The platform supports league table creation and analysis for underwriting and advisory roles. Users can evaluate market position by product, region, sector, and time period using consistent deal classification. This is a common requirement for investment banking coverage and management reporting.
Origination and pipeline workflows
Dealogic is commonly used to track opportunities and activity across banking teams, linking market events to client coverage and deal pipelines. Workflow features align with front-office processes such as idea generation, client targeting, and mandate tracking. This makes it more operational for deal teams than tools oriented mainly to document search or general business intelligence.
Narrower scope outside deals
Dealogic’s core strength is primary markets and transaction activity, which may not cover all needs for broad public-market research, alternative data, or general company intelligence. Many firms still require additional tools for news, filings, and qualitative research workflows. Buyers should validate coverage for their specific asset classes and regions.
Complexity and onboarding effort
Transaction taxonomies, league table rules, and workflow configuration can require training and governance to ensure consistent use across teams. Data interpretation (for example, role crediting and deal status) can vary by firm policy and may need internal standardization. This can increase time-to-value compared with lighter-weight research tools.
Limited public pricing transparency
Pricing is typically quote-based and depends on modules, user counts, and data entitlements. This can make early-stage budgeting and product comparison harder than with self-serve research platforms. Procurement often requires a formal evaluation to understand total cost and included datasets.
Seller details
Dealogic (a subsidiary of London Stock Exchange Group plc)
London, United Kingdom
2000
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https://www.dealogic.com/
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