CredCore Integrates FactSet Data to Enhance AI in Debt Markets

May 7, 2025
CredCore has joined FactSet's AI Partner Program to integrate FactSet's Debt Capital Structure DataFeed into its AI platform, enhancing efficiency in the debt capital markets.

CredCore has joined FactSet's AI Partner Program to integrate FactSet's Debt Capital Structure (DCS) DataFeed into its AI platform, announced in a press release. This collaboration aims to enhance efficiency and innovation in the $5 trillion enterprise credit market by leveraging FactSet's comprehensive financial data.

The integration of FactSet's data will allow CredCore to accelerate deal throughput, enabling clients to scale their teams and assets under management more effectively. CredCore's platform, which collaborates with top U.S. asset managers and enterprises, manages over $650 billion in assets under management. The platform's end-to-end solution suite optimizes every stage of the debt deal lifecycle, from pre-deal evaluation to post-deal management.

By incorporating FactSet's DCS dataset, CredCore provides users with a deep understanding of debt instruments and their related obligors across public and private company capital data structures. This integration is expected to empower analysts to optimize credit strategies and drive innovation within the enterprise credit market.

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