Question 1

What data does TagniFi cover?

Accepted Answer

TagniFi covers ten valuation data categories on one normalized schema: public company financials, M&A transactions, closed-end funds, corporate bonds, banks and thrifts, industry research, economic series, private equity firms, and private companies — plus report-ready PowerComps exhibits. Every dataset shares the same field definitions, so a figure means the same thing across categories.

Question 2

How far back does the history go?

Accepted Answer

History depth varies by dataset: public company fundamentals reach back to 1994, M&A transactions to 1998, corporate bonds to 1996, banks and thrifts to 1996, closed-end funds to 2001, private equity to 2000, private companies to 2005, and economic series to 1970. Each dataset shows its start year, so you can support a valuation as of an earlier date.

Question 3

Where does the data come from?

Accepted Answer

TagniFi sources from primary records and normalizes them: public company financials from SEC EDGAR, bank and thrift metrics from FFIEC call reports, bond pricing from TRACE and filings, closed-end fund data from N-CSR filings and exchanges, and economic series from public agencies. M&A and private equity activity come from filings and press, private companies from filings and registries, and Industry Research and PowerComps are TagniFi-derived from those sources.

Question 4

How often is the data updated?

Accepted Answer

Most datasets refresh daily — public companies, M&A transactions, corporate bonds, closed-end funds, economic series and private equity. Banks and thrifts update quarterly on the FFIEC call-report cycle, industry research publishes quarterly, and private company records refresh weekly.

Question 5

How can I access the data — Search, Excel or API?

Accepted Answer

Every dataset is available in the TagniFi web Search app and the Excel add-in. Most are also available through the HTTP API; the exceptions are PowerComps exhibits and Industry Research, which are delivered in Search and Excel but not the API. Each dataset's page shows which of Search, Excel and API it supports.

Question 6

Can I trace a figure back to its source filing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Public company figures carry footnote-level detail — the as-reported value, the normalization applied, and the exact filing page — stored alongside the normalized number. An analyst or an AI agent can verify any figure against the original document.

Question 7

Does TagniFi cover private companies and private deals?

Accepted Answer

Yes. TagniFi includes over 3 million private company profiles with reported or estimated revenue and EBITDA, more than 140,000 M&A transactions (including deals with undisclosed multiples), and over 12,000 private equity firms with platform, add-on and exit activity — for screening, sourcing and precedent analysis.

Question 8

How many public companies and metrics are available?

Accepted Answer

TagniFi standardizes the income statement, balance sheet and cash flow for more than 11,000 public companies that file with the SEC, with 60+ pre-built multiples calculated off the same normalized base, plus consensus estimates, analyst recommendations, prices and market multiples.

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