Research Access
Understanding the differences between Real-Time and After Market Research will help you determine which best fits your research workflow.
Research Providers
Average AMR Embargo Period
Also known as Embargoed Research, AMR provides access to broker reports on a delayed basis typically 0-7 days after initial publication to Real-Time subscribers.
No Entitlements Required
Unlike Real-Time Research, AMR does not require broker entitlements, allowing AllMind AI to include this content in the standard terminal. Further distribution outside the terminal is not permitted.
Real-Time Research provides immediate access to broker reports as they are published by sell-side firms. This content is used for active trading of securities.
Access is contingent upon broker entitlements. A broker will typically approve a request if you have:
Trading Relationship
Buy-side clients with active trading relationships
Advisory Relationship
Private equity and advisory firms
Coverage Relationship
Investor relations teams
Open Access
Some mid-tier or regional brokers offer Open Access, where access is provided without formal entitlements, allowing providers to showcase their work to potential clients.
Understanding the limitations of each research type helps ensure you use the right data for your needs.
AMR is delivered on a 0–10 day delay after Real-Time publication. Embargo periods vary by broker and are subject to change based on provider agreements.
Due to the delay, AMR is not appropriate for time-sensitive trading decisions. Markets may have already reacted to the analyst's thesis by the time content is available.
Our entitlements team can facilitate direct integration with your existing broker relationships or help establish new entitlements on your behalf.
