Panjiva Supply Chain and Trade Data Now Available Over Xpressfeed

Users can now access alternative datasets on trade and the global supply chain

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Sep 13, 2018, 11:21 ET

NEW YORK, Sept. 13, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- S&P Global Market Intelligence announced the rollout of Panjiva's global supply chain data through its data feed management system, Xpressfeed™. This includes global trade and transaction details of goods, with information on buyers, sellers, product descriptions and values through a single integrated data source. With powerful and flexible delivery via Xpressfeed, users can combine alternative data from the global supply chain landscape with existing S&P Global datasets to create forward-looking insights and power sophisticated quantitative research and modeling.

This marks the latest milestone for Panjiva, which S&P Global acquired in February of 2018.

Warren Breakstone, Managing Director and Chief Product Officer for S&P Global Market Intelligence, said, "With trade policy and tariffs a key topic of interest to institutional investors, governmental bodies and corporations, we are pleased to add Panjiva to our Xpressfeed delivery. This alternative dataset further complements S&P Global's supply chain and company relationship capabilities to make for a more informed experience for our users. Panjiva offers the most extensive collection of global trade data, while Xpressfeed is the industry standard for bulk data delivery. In combination, this makes for a compelling client solution."

Josh Green, co-founder of Panjiva, added: "One of our goals from the outset was bringing transparency to global supply chains, and now we're leveraging S&P Global's technology to help clients make sense of the rapidly expanding universe of unstructured data. Panjiva's integration to Xpressfeed is a significant milestone for S&P Global Market Intelligence, and demonstrates our ongoing commitment to providing transparency to the markets through differentiated datasets, as well as our commitment to helping customers understand global trading relationships."

Since the acquisition, over 600,000 Panjiva companies have been linked to S&P Global Market Intelligence data, helping users understand connections in the global supply chain. Additionally, S&P Global Market Intelligence's industry-leading corporate hierarchy data has been integrated into the Panjiva platform.

Panjiva now covers over one billion transaction records that include over 40% of global trade* and 13 million company-to-company relationships. Panjiva's supply chain data is the latest alternative dataset available over Xpressfeed, which also includes machine readable transcripts and asset level data across the financial institutions, real estate, energy, metals & mining and media industries.

To learn more about Panjiva over Xpressfeed, please click here.

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*The assumptions in this analysis are calculated using proprietary algorithms in addition to 2016 Global Merchandise Trade by Value data reported to UN Comtrade, the International Trade Statistics database, by the participating governments. Using a factor between 1 and 0.46, we have made these assumptions as of August 28, 2018, to calculate the global merchandise traded by dollar value coverage. Based on availability of the underlying data, these assumptions are subject to change.

SOURCE S&P Global Market Intelligence