Kepler Cheuvreux to integrate aftermarket research offering into FactSet’s platform

The integration makes use of proprietary generative AI capabilities and is expected to enhance FactSet’s European equity coverage and research footprint across the continent.

Kepler Cheuvreux has partnered with FactSet to integrate the broker’s aftermarket research (AMR) offering into FactSet’s platform. 

Kendra Brown.

As part of the offering, Kepler Cheuvreux’s sell-side research will receive enhancements from FactSet’s proprietary generative AI tools, with AI integration anticipated in early 2026. 

Specifically, the integration will allow FactSet users will be able to interrogate, summarise, compare and contextualise research content within their workflows. 

Kendra Brown, senior vice president and senior director of banking and sell-side research at FactSet, said: “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.” 

Specifically, the integration will allow FactSet users will be able to interrogate, summarise, compare and contextualise research content within their workflows. 

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Mathieu Labille, deputy head of equity brokerage at Kepler Cheuvreux, said: “We are delighted about this collaboration, which combines Kepler Cheuvreux’s leading research with FactSet’s GenAI capabilities and offers an alternative way to access our research.” 

Moreover, the addition will complement FactSet’s existing AMR offering, which includes research from more than 1,800 brokers globally, including JP Morgan, Barclays, UBS, Macquarie, Canaccord Genuity, RBC, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, Wells Fargo. 

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