FactSet
FactSet is a financial data and analytics provider founded in 1978 by Howard Wille and Chuck Snyder[2]. The company relocated from New York City to Greenwich, Connecticut in 1990[2]. As of fiscal year 2025, FactSet employed 12,800 people[3] and reported revenues of $2.32 billion[4]. The company has expanded through acquisitions, including CUSIP Global Services from S&P Global for $1.925 billion in 2021 and LiquidityBook for $246.5 million in February 2025[5]. In September 2025, FactSet partnered with New York-based AI platform Hebbia to integrate FactSet company financials, market prices and estimates directly into Hebbia's platform, enabling analysts to combine structured market data with Hebbia's analysis of unstructured documents[1].
Alumni
Traction
- FactSet reported revenues of $2.32 billion for fiscal 2025, and total ASV and professional services revenues of $2.2 billion for fiscal year 2024.[4]
Product
- FactSet acquired CUSIP Global Services from S&P Global for $1.925 billion in 2021 and LiquidityBook for $246.5 million in February 2025.[5]
Founded
- FactSet was founded in 1978 by Howard Wille and Chuck Snyder, whose partnership began in 1977 when they worked on Wall Street at Faulkner, Dawkins & Sullivan; the company's headquarters moved from New York City to Greenwich, Connecticut in 1990.[2]
Partnerships
Hebbia
AI platform for finance used by asset managers, investment banks and law firms to run document-heavy research and diligence workflows.
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