MyLogIQ
| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Financial services, Software as a service (SaaS) |
| Predecessor | Company IQ |
| Founded | January 1, 2001 in San Jose, California, United States |
| Headquarters | San Juan , Puerto Rico |
Area served | Global |
| Products | SEC Analyzer platform, GuerdonData |
MyLogIQ specializes in delivering intelligence solutions focused on SEC compliance and disclosure. The company is based in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and maintains additional offices in Sydney, Australia. It offers extensive insights into public companies by analyzing SEC filings and comment letters, ESG indicators, corporate governance practices, executive and board member compensation, as well as proxy voting behavior.
Business
MyLogIQ provides financial information, including (XBRL) data as originally reported, through its SEC Analyzer platform, a software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution designed for accounting firms, corporations, law firms, and investment professionals. The firm extracts data from public filings submitted to the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to facilitate financial evaluation and ensure adherence to SEC regulations.
The predecessor to the SEC Analyzer, known as Company IQ, received recognition as the Top New Product of 2010 by Accounting Today.
History
Established in San Jose, California in 2001, MyLogIQ has focused on transforming unstructured data from SEC submissions into organized, actionable information.
- 2002 - Initiated extraction of executive pay and governance details from SEC documents for U.S. companies, catering to leading human resource consulting organizations.
- 2005 - Rolled out GuerdonData to supply executive compensation and governance intelligence derived from the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX).
- 2006 - Entered into a licensing agreement with Thomson Reuters for proprietary technology that automates the retrieval of fundamental data from SEC and SEDAR filings.
- 2008-09 - Created the initial fully XBRL-compliant report incorporating historical financial figures to assist hedge funds and banking institutions in identifying market trends.
- 2010 - Launched the SEC Analyzer Research Platform to provide precise compliance and disclosure analytics on a global scale.
Products
In June 2011, MyLogIQ introduced the SEC Analyzer as a SaaS offering designed with confidentiality and data privacy in mind. The platform consists of two main modules: Catalog & Disclosure and Compliance. The Compliance module grants users access to more than one million paired SEC comments and company responses. Meanwhile, Catalog & Disclosure supplies precedence data related to disclosures, contracts, and Risk Factors across various SEC filings and industry sectors.
The Compliance module was initially released under the name Company IQ in 2010.
Media
MyLogIQ supports academic research and media reporting by supplying relevant data. It notably provided information for The Wall Street Journal contributors such as Joann S. Lublin, Theo Francis, Inti Pacheco, and Jieqian Zhang. Additionally, the company has furnished data-driven insights to analysts including Jason Zweig of The Wall Street Journal and Broc Romanek from CorporateCounsel.net.