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Once you have read these instructions you can continue to use the existing manuals for Datatream.
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A Credit Default Swap (CDS) is a type of derivative that obliges the seller to compensate the buyer in the event of a loan default or other credit event (e.g. restructuring) of some reference loan, in exchange for a series of regular payments up until the credit event or the end of the contract. Typically, the contracts have a maturity of 5 years. A CDS can be thought of as a kind of insurance; it can be bought by any investor, not only those investors that actually hold the reference loan.
Usually, the premium that is paid at regular intervals (the CDS ‘spread’) is of interest for research. Bloomberg can be used if you are only interested in the CDS spreads of one or only a few companies/loans. Datastream is more convenient if you have a list of companies/loans in which you are interested.
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ESG stands for Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance. Examples of items belonging to ESG data are: CO2 Reduction, Child Labor Controversies and Board Gender Diversity.
Since there are no disclosure rules for ESG data, this data is not available for all public companies. The coverage differs per database. There are also no universal standards or regulations.
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Right now we are offering 2 files with ESG scores (please send an e-mail to edsc@eur.nl to request the password.):
More info on these data items can be found here: https://libguides.eur.nl/edsc-manuals/blog/new-thomson-reuters-esg-scores-added-to-datastream
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Sstocks are part of that index are called the constituents of the index. The lists of historical constituents are available in CompuStat North America and CompuStat Global. Which database you have to use depends on the index you’re investigating: American indices, like the S&P 500, can be found in CompuStat North America, indices from other parts of the world can be found in CompuStat Global. Unfortunately there is no list of the indices covered.
Constituent lists can also be found in Datastream, but downloading the historical constituents from CompuStat is much more user-friendly, so we advise you to try Compustat first.
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