Answered By: Shikha Sharma Last Updated: Jun 23, 2020 Views: 189
Answered By: Shikha Sharma
Last Updated: Jun 23, 2020 Views: 189
SEC filings from mid-1990s to present are freely available through SEC's EDGAR (Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis and Retrieval) database. In addtion, you can find current filings in following databases:
- Capital IQ: Search by company name and then look for filings on left navigation bar.
- D&B Hoovers. Search by company name and then look for filings on the left-side menu
- Thomson One. Select Filings from the Company Views menu. Also includes pre-EDGAR filings for some companies. Use Screening & Analysis tab and select Filings Search to find older materials. Since company names may have changed over time, you may see several variants when searching for a company. Note: This database only works with Internet Explorer. Once in the database, go to tools/compatibility view settings and add Thomsonone.com to your settings before running a search.
For selected 10-Ks, 20-Fs and Proxies, and other filings prior to 1994, go to MIT Libraries' research guide to Corporate Reports & SEC Filings at MIT.
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