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FactSet Hooks up with Kepler, Shares Weaken

FactSet (NYSE:FDS) shares began Tuesday in the red, as the company, a global financial digital platform and enterprise solutions provider, today announced a partnership with Kepler Cheuvreux to integrate Kepler Cheuvreux’s Aftermarket Research (AMR) into the FactSet platform. Enhanced by FactSet’s proprietary AI capabilities, Kepler Cheuvreux’s premium sell-side research advances FactSet’s commitment to delivering best-in-class AMR content across EMEA.

“This partnership deepens our European equity coverage through the largest independent research footprint in Europe, strengthening FactSet’s position as a leading research platform. Kepler Cheuvreux’s AMR offering via FactSet reinforces our strategy of moving content beyond static documents and passive distribution to become dynamic intelligence,” said FactSet Official Kendra Brown. “With AI integration anticipated in early 2026, FactSet users will be able to interrogate, summarize, compare, and contextualize Kepler’s European equity research in new ways, tailored to actionable workflows as part of our offering.”

With more than 1,000 stocks under coverage, Kepler Cheuvreux offers the largest research footprint in Europe. Research coverage stretches across 34 sectors and is conducted by a team of over 110 equity analysts who operate from 12 research offices in the major European financial centers and in Dubai.

FDS shares commenced Tuesday’s session capsized $10.22, or 5%, to $193.00.