Welcome to ArbJournal!

Welcome to the API web interface for ArbJournal. ArbJournal is a real-time service providing research on legal and regulatory issues affecting merger arbitrage situations. The service has been active for nearly 20 years. The API portion of the service provides comprehensive and rapid access to the ArbJournal database of deals, transaction details, regulatory outcomes, timelines, and deal-related developments. It also encompasses many sections of key deal documents from the transactions covered. This is a robust and highly-specialized database for M&A professionals. The API is a more technology-driven version of the traditional ArbJournal service, which presents its content in a traditional editorial format. Please visit ArbJournal.com for details on the service and the editorial team. Trial access to the traditional service is available for users interested in a potential subscription. Such trial access will provide a detailed view into ArbJournal content. Because of the comprehensive and technologically-powerful nature of the API, we are able to offer only limited access to this section of the service. This policy is designed to protect the integrity of the data for full subscribers to the API.

About us

ArbJournal is an Internet-based research service for merger arbitrage, event-driven and special situations investment funds. The service is dedicated to delivering authoritative and value-added analysis of legal and regulatory issues that drive mergers & acquisitions, hostile takeovers, corporate litigation and other special situations. The service was founded in 2004. The title of the publication is intentionally succinct and self-descriptive: ArbJournal is no-nonsense, clear, to-the-point and, most importantly, representative of our customer-first orientation. Based on an extensive background in the business, we know what our customers demand, and that is precisely what this service supplies on a daily, real-time basis. ArbJournal provides editorial coverage of both United States, Canadian, European and Australian merger arbitrage situations.

The service provides research content in both real-time and historical formatting, and subscribers may choose to receive their content via email alerts as well. Features of the service include:

A daily, real-time journal of research content and deal commentary
Detailed files for each transaction being covered with all related content
Historical files for every transaction previously covered
Deals organized by industry with timelines and regulatory outcomes
Organized and updated "critical path recaps" for every transaction
A list of each day's events (deal calls, earnings calls, regulatory deadlines)
A Regulatory Library with details on specific regulatory procedures and precedents

Our APIs

Deals API

This API will return deals information...

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