Bloomberg Terminals (Bloomberg Professional)
Unique, dual screen Bloomberg terminals provide access to the professional on-line database that contains real-time and historic trading data, analytics and research, and news for global financial markets. The markets include, but are not limited to, government securities, corporate securities, mortgage, money-market, indices, currency, commodities and equities.
The library has two Bloomberg terminals on the first floor. Use of the Bloomberg terminals requires a current AU student, faculty or staff ID and password. The Terminals may not be accessed remotely. Here is a guide to using Bloomberg Professional.
Additional Terminals are located in the Financial Services & Information Technology Lab. Confirm Kogod policies before coming to campus to use the Terminals.
If you're unable to come to campus to use a terminal, please contact our Business Librarian, Katie Hut (khut@american.edu), for ideas for alternative resources.
Related FAQ:
Does the library subscribe to Bloomberg.com ?
May I access the Bloomberg Market Concepts course as a student?
Other Bloomberg databases:
Bloomberg Law This link opens in a new window(Alternate Name Bloomberg BNA Tax and Accounting Resource Center BNA Environment & Safety Library) Is a portal for tax resources, such as BNA Tax Portfolios, statutes, administrative and court decisions, the Daily Tax Report and other current tax news, and other tax resources. Also find Federal and State laws and regulations regarding the environment with analysis and compliance tools.
** To access from off the secure campus network you must register for a Bloomberg Law account; account confirmation may take 24-48 hours.
Individual login is not required to access from the secure campus network, i.e., eagle-secure Wi-Fi or AU VPN.**
Bloomberg Businessweek Archive This link opens in a new window
Includes 4,100 back issues of Bloomberg Businessweek, from 1929 to 2000. Entire issues, including table of contents and advertisements.
If you would like further assistance, please Ask-A-Librarian.
