Dealogic

Name: Dealogic
Brand: Dealogic

Leader

Multiple Markets. One Platform.

Est 1983|Valuation $675.7M|Raised $200M|4 Ref Customers

LinkedIn 23K|Web traffic 12K|FTEs 800|HQ London, England, GB

MarketsLegal Research Investment Research & Market Intelligence Platforms Market Data & Reference Data

Platform CoversPrivate Deal Data

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

- LSEG (Refinitiv) Deals & League Tables: LSEG promotes extensive historical transaction coverage and multiple delivery mechanisms. For organizations already using LSEG datasets, adding LSEG deals data can reduce vendor sprawl. - Bloomberg: Often chosen for ecosystem consolidation across market data, news, messaging, and analytics. Firms that already have Bloomberg subscriptions may find it simpler to use Bloomberg’s league-table functions rather than maintaining a separate workflow platform, depending on depth and workflow needs. - FactSet / S&P Global / PitchBook / Mergermarket: These vendors vary by strength in structured datasets, news-driven origination, private market coverage, and integration with public-market fundamentals.

Customer testimonials comparing vendors

Public side-by-side testimonials were not found in the sources reviewed. Procurement comparisons typically use POCs with identical sample transaction sets, league table reconciliation exercises, and workflow interviews with bankers and strategy teams.

Market adoption signals

Dealogic data is frequently cited in major financial news coverage for M&A and capital markets statistics, indicating relevance as a provider of transaction and market-volume data.

	Dealogic	LSEG Deals & League Tables (Refinitiv)	Bloomberg (Terminal)
Starting Price	Not publicly listed (quote-based)	Not publicly listed (request details)	Not publicly listed (terminal subscription is typically high, quote-based)
Best For	IB strategy, league tables, capital markets + deal workflows in one platform	Large historical deals dataset and integration with LSEG ecosystem	Firms that standardize on a single terminal ecosystem for market data, messaging, and analytics
Key Strength	Focus on investment banking league tables, capital markets intelligence, and workflow tools	Broad historical coverage; multiple delivery options (API, desktop, files)	Broad cross-asset market data, news, messaging, and analytics ecosystem
Key Weakness	Pricing opacity; limited public third-party product reviews; dependence on service model	Licensing complexity and methodology differences vs other providers	Cost; may provide more breadth than required if the primary need is deal analytics

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

LSEG (Refinitiv) Deals & League Tables: LSEG promotes extensive historical transaction coverage and multiple delivery mechanisms. For organizations already using LSEG datasets, adding LSEG deals data can reduce vendor sprawl.
Bloomberg: Often chosen for ecosystem consolidation across market data, news, messaging, and analytics. Firms that already have Bloomberg subscriptions may find it simpler to use Bloomberg’s league-table functions rather than maintaining a separate workflow platform, depending on depth and workflow needs.
FactSet / S&P Global / PitchBook / Mergermarket: These vendors vary by strength in structured datasets, news-driven origination, private market coverage, and integration with public-market fundamentals.

Customer testimonials comparing vendors

Market adoption signals

Dealogic data is frequently cited in major financial news coverage for M&A and capital markets statistics, indicating relevance as a provider of transaction and market-volume data.

	Dealogic	LSEG Deals & League Tables (Refinitiv)	Bloomberg (Terminal)
Starting Price	Not publicly listed (quote-based)	Not publicly listed (request details)	Not publicly listed (terminal subscription is typically high, quote-based)
Best For	IB strategy, league tables, capital markets + deal workflows in one platform	Large historical deals dataset and integration with LSEG ecosystem	Firms that standardize on a single terminal ecosystem for market data, messaging, and analytics
Key Strength	Focus on investment banking league tables, capital markets intelligence, and workflow tools	Broad historical coverage; multiple delivery options (API, desktop, files)	Broad cross-asset market data, news, messaging, and analytics ecosystem
Key Weakness	Pricing opacity; limited public third-party product reviews; dependence on service model	Licensing complexity and methodology differences vs other providers	Cost; may provide more breadth than required if the primary need is deal analytics