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FactSet Research Systems (FDS) expanded its partnership with RepRisk AG, naming RepRisk the preferred provider of sustainable investing and business conduct risk data across FactSet delivery channels and workflows. The integration is expected to help clients embed ESG and conduct risk analysis in research and portfolio processes. The article cites FactSet projections of $2.8B revenue and $703.8M earnings by 2029.

FactSet Research Systems (FDS) shares were up about 5.2% since its last earnings report, after a Q3 fiscal 2026 beat. Adjusted EPS was $4.53 vs $4.44 expected, and revenue was $622.9 million vs $617.2 million. Organic ASV was $2.49B, with retention above 95%. The company reaffirmed FY26 guidance and returned $243.4M to shareholders.

Simply Wall St says FactSet Research Systems (FDS) expanded its partnership with RepRisk AG, making RepRisk a preferred provider of sustainable investing and business conduct risk data within FactSet client workflows. It cites FDS share gains of 15.02% (7 days) and 23.93% (90 days), and a fair value estimate of $313.99 versus a $282.04 close.

Argus on Jul 29, 2026 raised its price target for FactSet Research Systems (FDS) to $312. The article describes FactSet’s business as providing financial data and portfolio analytics, aggregating third-party data, news, exchanges, and brokerages. It also cites an earnings estimate of $282.04.

State Street Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLF) reached a new all-time high of $57.33 on Tuesday, with assets of $49.18 billion, according to ETF Database. The article links the move to gains in fintech and financial stocks, including Coinbase (COIN), Block (XYZ), and PayPal (PYPL), and notes strength also in healthcare via XLV, citing CNBC and State Street.

FactSet Research Systems (FDS) shares rose 7.1% to $284.68 on Tuesday after the company said it expanded its partnership with RepRisk to enhance its sustainable investing solutions. FactSet did not disclose agreement details. The move was accompanied by higher-than-usual trading volume, reflecting investor focus on ESG data and analytics demand.

FactSet Research Systems said RepRisk AG was selected as its preferred partner for sustainable investing, focused on business conduct risk data across investment and finance use cases. The expanded deal lets FactSet clients access RepRisk risk intelligence via FactSet channels, including research, due diligence, portfolio management, and risk monitoring. RepRisk data has been available via FactSet since 2012.

FactSet (NYSE:FDS) announced Di Hirji will become Chief People & Workforce Transformation Officer effective Aug. 3, 2026, succeeding Catrina Harding, who is leaving after three years and will advise during a transition. Hirji previously led people roles at S&P Global Market Intelligence and S&P Dow Jones Indices, and held HR leadership at Thomson Reuters and consulting roles at Accenture.

The article says VOO, QQQ, and DIA ETFs will react to this week’s corporate earnings, citing FactSet data that average earnings growth is 37.8%. It notes Tesla and Alphabet shares fell after results, and highlights upcoming Magnificent 7 earnings and capex plans. It also points to the Fed rate decision, with CME showing expectations of 3.50% to 3.75%, plus GDP, PCE, and consumer confidence.

FactSet Research Systems (FDS) reported fiscal 2025 quarterly revenue of about $552 million, up about 4.8% year over year, driven mainly by higher subscription fees. Adjusted operating income was a little above $170 million, with adjusted operating margin in the low 30% range. Diluted EPS was in the mid-$3 range, up from the prior year. The company cited mid-90% client retention.