E Databases
Cabells is the complete source for journal info, evaluation metrics, and submission details. Its curated list of over 11,000 academic journals spanning 18 disciplines guides researchers in getting the most impact out of their research.
Capital IQ is a web-based platform on which historical as well, the current data is available. It covers more than 88,000 global companies, including 42,000 active and 46,000 inactive companies and 5,000 unique financial data items.
Capitaline is an online database giving financials and other information on more than 35,000 companies, which include listed as well as unlisted companies. It provides extensive and accurate data on companies, which runs into over 1500 data fields. Capitaline is an indispensable tool for a wide gamut of finance professionals, including fund managers, bankers, analysts and individual investors to conduct in-depth, fundamental and technical analysis. Companies are grouped under all major industries from various sectors. A Balance Sheet or P&L can be read with complete schedules or breakups along with different useful tools like; common size, simple growth, CAGR growth, etc. The data format has been created and standardized by keeping in mind the accepted norms & practices
The Consortium for the Advancement of Research Methods and Analysis, is an interdisciplinary consortium devoted to helping faculty, graduate students, and professionals learn about current developments in various areas of research methods and statistics. Their focus on research methods is relevant to the management and organizational sciences. CARMA Video Library currently contains on-demand access to over 250+ recorded lectures from internationally recognized scholars on various research methods.
CEIC provides the most relevant data series for developed and developing markets from thousands of conventional macroeconomic and selected alternative sources accessible through an easy-to-use platform that integrates directly with your workflow.
Provides information and insights on the new capacities coming up in India in the near or medium-term future. The database will help financial markets look for funding opportunities, construction companies and capital goods providers for business opportunities, policymakers for possible new employment potential or infrastructure gaps, analysts for future industry structure and competition.
Economic Outlook provides forecasts on growth, inflation, fiscal balance, balance of payments, corporate earnings and a host of sectoral indicators. It provides its analytical view explaining these forecasts. Its backed by a huge depository of historical and continuously updated data.
Industry Outlook helps you anticipate trends in 207 industries. Expected creation of new capacities, projected financial performance, price movements of commodities, demand-supply balances or gaps in the future – these are some of the indicators that Industry Outlook provides information on. Industry Outlook is particularly useful in understanding the current and expected trends in the economic environment that your industry operates in. These are your suppliers’ industries, your customers’ industries or your competing industries.
CMIE Prowess IQ (Interactive Querying) provides the financial performance of Indian companies, it covers 37,780 companies’ financial data. It is an internet-based application for querying CMIE’s database on performances of listed and unlisted companies. It is simple and easy to use with virtually no installation and updating hassles. ProwessIQ provides charting tools and well-formatted reports on performances of companies. The reports provide financial information including analytical ratios and benchmark comparisons.
Prowessdx database is a web-based database accessible without any installation of the client application. It covers data for about 35,000 Indian companies, which includes listed companies, unlisted public companies and private companies of all sizes and ownership groups. It contains time-series data since 1990. For updated information, please prefer Prowess.
CMIE Prowess IQ (Interactive Querying) provides the financial performance of Indian companies, it covers 37,780 companies’ financial data. It is an internet-based application for querying CMIE’s database on performances of listed and unlisted companies. It is simple and easy to use with virtually no installation and updating hassles. ProwessIQ provides charting tools and well-formatted reports on performances of companies. The reports provide financial information including analytical ratios and benchmark comparisons.
Compustat is a comprehensive database of fundamental financial and market information on both active and inactive global companies, indices and industries produced by Standard & Poors since 1962. The type of information published by Compustat includes Global Industry Classification Standards (GICS), pricing data, earnings data, insider and institutional holdings and other information directed at investors and analysts.
The Consumer Pyramid Survey is the largest survey of households in India. This is done during three rounds in a year, four months or on waves throughout the year. The sample size of survey is around 170,000 households, and the sample is maintained as a panel surveyed over multiple Waves. This collection contains the following 4 databases:
People of India dx: It includes 71 variables covering Identity (gender, age, marital status, education, state of origin, religion, caste, and migration), Employment (labor status, type of worker, occupation, and industry), Health (health status, medication and hospitalization), Financial inclusion (access to bank accounts, credit cards, health insurance, and mobile phones), and time use for work and leisure.
Aspirational India dx: Explore household assets and amenities, household sentiments, their perceptions and decisions regarding purchase of assets or to make investments. It includes 311 variables covering household wealth (assets, investments, and debt), amenities, and consumer sentiments.
Income Pyramids dx: Enables the study of seasonality of household incomes, volatility of incomes, growth in incomes, changing composition of household incomes and a lot more. It includes 68 variables covering monthly household and household-member income and its composition by sources.
Consumption Pyramids dx: It fills a serious gap in the official Indian statistical system. It delivers fast-frequency data on consumption expenditure of households. It includes 249 variables reporting monthly household expenditures (153 categories of consumables) and weekly household expenditures (27 categories).
Corporate Social Responsibility Database (IP Access)
https://www.primeinfobase.com/CSR/pages/index.aspx
Corporate Social Responsibility Database provides information on the CSR activity of Indian listed companies. The data includes Financial Year, Average Net Profit of last three Financial Years, Prescribed CSR Expenditure. The sector in which the CSR Activity is covered and State in which the Expenditure is done. It also provides CSR Board Committee details and the reasons for unspent amounts. Additionally, it provides the CSR report extracted from the annual report of the company.
Provides a detailed and comprehensive analysis of the current trends and the long-term performance outlook on 70 industries in India. It includes the evolution of an industry, the regulatory environment, cost structures, nature and extent of competition, global trends along with statistical information on capacities, production, imports-exports, domestic and international prices, and consumption patterns.
Micro, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) lending of over Rs 15 trillion, accounted for around 22% of corporate lending in India as of fiscal 2018. The segment continues to offer attractive business opportunities for financiers, especially with the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime in place. The challenge lies in spotting the sectors and clusters that are likely to offer the desired risk-adjusted returns. And that entails tracking the performance and riskiness of sectors and clusters on a timely basis.
Crisil research provides data on 70 industries like automotive casting, bulk drugs, coffee, cold chain, edible oil etc. It covers total 11 cities like Ahmedabad, Chennai, Kochi, Kolkata, NCR, Pune, Bengaluru and super 16 reports, SME reports & Agriculture report. Crisil provides access to data, research and analysis to track the performance and outlook of industries. It provides access to Eco View, a monthly document published by CRISIL, provides a comprehensive analysis of the Indian macro-economy. It examines trends in key variables and provides rigorous forecasts based on the fundamental economic analysis. It focuses on linking macro trends and issues to micro variables like company sales, profits, and borrowing costs.
The CRSP is one of the 12 Research and Learning Centers at Chicago Booth, maintains the most comprehensive collection of security price, return, and volume data for the NYSE, AMEX and NASDAQ stock markets.
