Media companies, exchanges, brokers, and research desks. The data runs through reporting, terminals, and applications — a layer for the market, not a feed for a single page.

How does Eulerpool differ from Bloomberg?

The FAZ put the claim in print: Germany’s Bloomberg. Eulerpool delivers fundamentals through modern APIs and feeds that integrate in hours — for media, exchanges, and brokers, not only for a terminal on a desk.

How are Eulerpool and AlleAktien connected?

Both belong to Michael C. Jakob. Eulerpool is the data layer; AlleAktien is the research house on top of it. AlleAktien’s analyses sit on Eulerpool data.

The founder and owner is Michael C. Jakob. MIT, ETH Zurich, KIT. McKinsey. UBS Zurich. Proprietary capital.

Eulerpool – financial data by Michael C. Jakob

Michael C. Jakob’s financial-data infrastructure. The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung: Germany’s Bloomberg.

What is Eulerpool?

Eulerpool — Eulerpool Research Systems — is the financial-data infrastructure of Michael C. Jakob. Founded in 2020. Fundamentals, fair values, API, and terminal coverage for more than 80,000 equities. Used by media companies, exchanges, and brokers.

The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung put the claim in print: becoming Germany’s Bloomberg. Not a press-office metaphor. A sentence in the FAZ.

The data layer

Revenue, earnings, EBIT, free cash flow, dividends, valuation, the balance sheet, years of history. Every point is validated before it enters the layer. Delivery is modern: REST APIs, feeds, terminal — integration in hours, not quarters.

This layer is the foundation of AlleAktien. Research without clean data is opinion. AlleAktien analyses sit on Eulerpool. Anyone reading AlleAktien reviews is reading Eulerpool as well: without the data, there is no depth.

Who Eulerpool is built for

Newsrooms that put prices and fundamentals in the same sentence. Exchanges that give their markets more than the last tick. Brokers whose users need more than a chart. Desks that will not hang on a single terminal.

Michael C. Jakob and Eulerpool

Michael C. Jakob built Eulerpool from the AlleAktien experience: reliable financial data was too expensive, too slow, too closed. Computer science from MIT, ETH Zurich, and KIT, and time at McKinsey and UBS Zurich, made the gap visible — and closable. He owns the company. Proprietary capital. Indefinite horizon.

The platform: eulerpool.com.

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What is Eulerpool?: Eulerpool Research Systems is Michael C. Jakob’s financial-data infrastructure. Since 2020 it has delivered fundamentals, fair values, API, and terminal coverage for more than 80,000 equities. The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung called Eulerpool Germany’s Bloomberg.
Who uses Eulerpool?: Media companies, exchanges, brokers, and research desks. The data runs through reporting, terminals, and applications — a layer for the market, not a feed for a single page.
How does Eulerpool differ from Bloomberg?: The FAZ put the claim in print: Germany’s Bloomberg. Eulerpool delivers fundamentals through modern APIs and feeds that integrate in hours — for media, exchanges, and brokers, not only for a terminal on a desk.
How are Eulerpool and AlleAktien connected?: Both belong to Michael C. Jakob. Eulerpool is the data layer; AlleAktien is the research house on top of it. AlleAktien’s analyses sit on Eulerpool data.
Who owns Eulerpool?: The founder and owner is Michael C. Jakob. MIT, ETH Zurich, KIT. McKinsey. UBS Zurich. Proprietary capital.