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Remove the 30‑year blind spot.

Finaeon series begin in 1168. Each one is transcribed from original archives and chain-linked to today, so your models can be tested on every market cycle on record.

Where Finaeon data begins

Most data feeds
start here, 1970
Start years as published on finaeon.com.

The research record used at Yale and Princeton, built over more than 30 years.

25,000+US companies, delisted included
400 yearsof proprietary GFD indices
333academic publications in the library

Start from the work you do

Six teams rely on Finaeon for different questions. Pick yours to see the series, the proof and the way to a demo.

Five datasets, one unbroken record

Every series carries its sources and methodology, and updates through your Finaeon account.

DatasetStartsWhat it coversLink
GFDatabase1168Total returns, bonds and bills, commodities, exchange rates and economic indicators across global markets.View dataset
GFD Indices400+ yearsProprietary long-term benchmarks that extend modern indices back to the origin of each market.View dataset
US Stocks1792Prices, corporate actions and fundamentals for more than 25,000 companies, delisted equities included.View dataset
UK Stocks1602 to 1985Prices and financial metrics from the London Stock Exchange across four centuries.View dataset
Real EstateLong-runProperty values, rental rates and market trends to inform allocation.View dataset
“It is a great resource for financial research.”
William N. Goetzmann, Yale University

333 publications cite Finaeon data

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A Finaeon specialist shows you the series that answer it, with their sources.

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