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In Bloomberg we get data for dividend type whether the dividend is Regular or Special or Stock split. Do we have any field in LSEG we get that information.
On behalf of Client What DataGrid, Request-Reply, and Historical Pricing entitlements are included, including available endpoints, scopes, exchanges, instruments, data history depth, resolutions, and usage limits? What usage rights are covered for authorized users/devices, local storage, research, back-testing, algorithmic…
One of our users would like to download earnings call data non-manually, using APIs. Our subscription plan doesn't include Knowledge Direct or other similar solutions. Would it be possible to use third-party applications for free to achieve the same result, even partially?
Is there any cost to utilizing this API https://developers.lseg.com/en/api-catalog/refinitiv-knowledge-direct/refinitiv-knowledge-direct-api-rkd-api
The KD API is available for LSEG Workspace academic users, correct? Could you send a link on how to obtain the KD API?
Hi Fellow Devs Does document search api(http://api.rkd.refinitiv.com/api/DocSearch/DocSearch.svc/REST/DocSearch_1/FtsDocSearch_1) support facets? We want to show contributors and industries which are part of the result set. We are using http://api.rkd.refinitiv.com/api/RefInfo/RefInfo.svc/REST/RefInfo_1/GetInfo_1 api to…
RKD API When a consume a chain of a lot of instruments (19K) I only need the ones that operate, so… I just want to know if there is a way to filter the operated instruments from the big chain through code. Thanks for the support. Regards
The client HKEX is using RKD API to fetch data for external redistribution (a large display wall at public place). Below is question from them on behavior of <.SCCEA>. Posting the questions below: We would like to request your help to clarify the field behavior of TRDPRC_1(FID 6) and CF_LAST, as well as NETCHNG_1 and…
I am having difficulty understanding the "YIELD" (field number 35) returned in a request to "/api/Quotes/Quotes.svc/REST/Quotes_1/RetrieveItem_3" From the field look up I found "For equities the dividend per share expressed as a percentage of the price. For bonds this is the current or simple yield i.e. the interest…
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