Capital IQ is a market intelligence software solution offered by S&P Global Market Intelligence, which is the result of McGraw Hill Financial's acquisition of SNL Financial.
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Covercy is a Banking-Embedded Investment Management Platform built for commercial real estate investment firms. It offers automated distribution & capital call payment processing, an Investor Portal, and APY yielding checking accounts.
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S&P Capital IQ is great for bringing market data into Excel. It is also fantastic for finding older public market data / screening assets
S&P Capital IQ is one of the best value products from a cost / benefit perspective. The Excel add in function is also unrivaled. For accessing public company data on demand (both operational and financial) it is a must have. The other tools are great but tend to be more …
I think Eikon is a close substitute. It doesn't have as many features as S&P Capital IQ, but unless you're working for a bank, hedge fund, or in corporate treasury, you probably won't notice it.
In my opinion, FactSet is another good alternative. It comes with more features …
Analysis of a wide variety of public firms is a breeze with S&P Capital IQ. Specifically, the program is great for valuing businesses by analysis of comparable businesses and transactions or by uploading corporate financials into Excel for use in a discounted cash flow. …
It's ease of use and customer support is superior to anything that is in the market. It also seems a lot more accurate than the other tools I have used.
We had Capital IQ in addition to Bloomberg. It was much easier for a new person to use Capital IQ than Bloomberg. The ease of use was a huge selling point for us. Yahoo finance on the other hand is free, but you cannot gather all the data you may need in one location like you …
They provide very detailed information, that is industry specific. You cannot find a better provider for bank website data than SNL. The ease of customization on the website program is unparalleled.
While Bloomberg has a much more comprehensive view of the markets and typically has more up-to-date information in terms of overall news, Cap IQ is easier to integrate into existing financial models, and the formula builder included with the Excel plugin makes it easy to pull …
Juniper Square is the No. 1 option for institutional developers and investors. Since we don't have hundreds of millions of dollars in AUM, we chose Covercy since it was largely the same and more affordable.
We've only used one other portal. There are features that I liked about the other platform. Most of which, I've already stated. Investors can add their own profile information. Being able to send emails with attachments. Covercy has better customer service. Your doc signing is …
We have utilized Syndication Pro and it is a night and day difference between the two. The most noticeable is the investor portal where the ease of use and the information that is readily accessible to the investor makes it a much better overall user experience. This alone was …
Most of them provide similar functions, but for me it was a matter of simplicity and cost. Covercy makes the most sense for our team and for our investors. The lighter our spend, the lighter our fees can be.
Covercy was better suited for our needs. More customizable solutions and a more intuitive platform. AppFolio is our PM software and even despite this (at a similar price point) we chose Covercy.
Covery seemed to have the lowest administrative fees and is one of the only companies that allows transfers originating in Israel to western countries.
I believe that Covercy is the only solution that is currently allowing Real Estate firms to distribute funds to their investors directly through the platform. Also, both other solutions are pretty expensive compared to the reasonable pricing that Covercy has in place (function …
I don't remember the names of the other products we looked at, but Covercy was much more cost-effective than the other 3-4 products we demoed and offered a more holistic service.
Best in class tool to source financial data from public companies. Great integration with Excel. Must-have tool for anyone performing financial analysis on a regular basis. Easy to use interface with excellent product support to answer questions about functionality and capabilities. Tool has continued to grow in features over the years and expect to continue in the future.
Covercy has been the ultimate Investor Portal that we have utilized as an organization thus far. From the outstanding customer service that we continue to see, to the ease of use that the software provides both for our investors and us on the back end make it a no-brainer for continuing to partner together.
$3 Million in FDIC Insurance Account protection is unsurpassed and highly attractive to our project managers and investors.
The Onboarding of over 100 investors was simple and efficient using a spreadsheet import.
The Technical Staff was very helpful and supportive during our startup phase and handled project startup delays beautifully.
Covercy was able to handle member payouts that involved compilcated and varied bonus structures and 15 different income generating assets with varied investor contributors and we had great support in figuring out how to handle the profit distributions.
The Covercy Account Managers were highly professional and a pleasure to work with.
Sources. In Bloomberg, when you click on a figure anywhere it leads you to the source. That is a great feature, as in finance everything has to be backed with the original source.
Cannot always find the needed information, the menu is too complex.
Covercy's customer service team has been responsive when we call-in asking about features that were not present at the on-boarding stage. They appreciated our feedback and made improvements to the portal that were helpful to our investors. We had a client service rep that we could call and was responsive.
While Bloomberg has a much more comprehensive view of the markets and typically has more up-to-date information in terms of overall news, Cap IQ is easier to integrate into existing financial models, and the formula builder included with the Excel plugin makes it easy to pull relevant financial data as well as update it based on a specific time frame.
We've only used one other portal. There are features that I liked about the other platform. Most of which, I've already stated. Investors can add their own profile information. Being able to send emails with attachments. Covercy has better customer service. Your doc signing is better and works all the time vs the other, not working most of the time. The other platform had more sender fields available, which was a better investor experience
The breadth and depth of the company's financial data set are what sets it apart as the finest in the industry.
Having the ability to pay the monthly fee online is a major benefit. Neither is it very high, but I wouldn't characterize it as low, either. It's quite economical.
Data quality and accuracy are what set it apart from competitors.
The ROI I can provide is for time management. It saves us at least 2 days' worth of work each quarter on capital distributions alone, and at least 30 minutes on each report distribution. Not to mention the amount of time it saves us on fielding client questions regarding their capital because they can just log in and see everything on their portal.