What is the earliest available data year in Fincanva?

Modified on Mon, 28 Apr at 5:33 PM

Fincanva offers extensive historical data to support long-term investment research and deep market analysis. The platform's datasets span centuries in some cases, allowing users to simulate strategies across multiple economic cycles and historic events. Here's a breakdown of the earliest available years for each major data type:

Data Type	Available From	Description
Simulation Engine Access	1800	Simulations can be run as far back as the 19th century, enabling robust historical analysis.
Stocks (Price Data)	1990	Includes pricing for equities across supported regions like the U.S., UK, and EU.
ETPs (ETFs, ETNs, etc.) Price Data	2000	Covers a wide range of exchange-traded products, categorized by type and exchange.
Cryptocurrencies	2010	Historical pricing for major cryptocurrencies enables backtesting of digital asset strategies.
Stocks – Total Return Indices	1800	Captures price plus dividend returns, essential for measuring true performance over time.
Stocks – Market Cap Total Return Indices	1926	Offers insights into the growth of large-cap markets with reinvested dividends.
Stocks – Factors Total Return Indices	1926	Includes long-term factor data (value, momentum, etc.) used in academic and professional finance.
Treasury Bonds – Total Return Indices	1800	Enables long-run analysis of government bond performance.
Corporate Bonds – Total Return Indices	1927	Tracks returns of corporate debt over nearly a century.
Gold Series	1915	Historical pricing for gold, useful for commodity and inflation-hedge strategies.
Macroeconomic Data	1800	Includes GDP, inflation, interest rates, and more, tied to their original release dates for realism.