The research notebook

A practical guide to
European company data.

Work through real company records, compare ways to get the data, and learn what to check before trusting the result.

Worked examples

4 articles

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Comparison

Financial Datasets vs European Financial Data

Compare Financial Datasets with a research workflow focused on Europe: free MCP testing, source-linked statement examples and regulatory disclosures.

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Alpha Vantage vs European Financial Data

Looking beyond stock prices? Try European company statements and regulatory disclosures with your AI agent, with free testing and source-linked examples.

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Public filings or a financial data MCP server?

Let your agent retrieve European financial records, then check the source report. A practical way to reduce repeated retrieval and calculation work.

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Comparison

MCP vs REST for financial research

Ask company questions through MCP, or use REST for a script. Start with a free account and use the same underlying financial data across both.

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Comparison

Finnhub vs European Financial Data

A practical alternative for European company research: free MCP testing, inspectable financial examples and regulatory disclosures. Compare scope and access.

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FactSet vs European Financial Data

Try a focused European research workflow before building a larger integration. Compare free MCP testing with FactSet’s institutional data and tools.

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FinancialData.Net vs European Financial Data

Try European financial research over MCP without a paid plan. Compare free testing, statement examples and FinancialData.Net’s documented access requirements.

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Field guides

5 articles

Written by European Financial Data. Comparisons identify our role as the publisher and link to provider documentation. Worked examples are dated samples, not live results. Start with coverage when checking whether your own research question is answerable.