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How HiddenLevers is using the web to bring wirehouse-type economic analysis to RIAs

Company offers RIABiz readers interested in beta testing their new product 85% off the price

Author Nevin Freeman February 22, 2011 at 5:54 AM
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Raj Udeshi: Even on a Bloomberg terminal which you pay $2,500 a month for, there is no aggregated economic data in one place, all together, where it updates in real time. We've done that for the first time here.


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