Dealogic

At a glance

• Editor score
  7.9 / 10
• Pricing
  Pricing on request
• Best for
  Banks analyzing capital-markets and M&A deal activity
• Market data access
  None
• Facts checked
  14 Nov 2026

• Where it wins

  • Deal data spans equity, debt, loans, and M&A activity.
  • Origination analysis covers fee generators, maturities, lock-ups, and financing.
  • Revenue modeling includes benchmark analysis and aggregate fee data.

• Where it doesn't

  • Pricing requires contacting Dealogic’s sales team.
  • The offering is focused on enterprise banking and investment firms.
  • Mobile access centers on deal and client updates.

Our verdict on Dealogic

Dealogic provides content, data, analytics, and technology for banks and investment firms. Its Investment Banking / Capital Markets offering connects bankers through Cortex and supports client targeting and revenue analysis. Coverage includes equity and debt capital markets, loans, and M&A, with a focus on teams assessing deal activity and client opportunities. Its stated enterprise fit makes it more relevant to larger financial institutions than to small firms seeking a general-purpose market-data tool.

The analysis capabilities are a central part of the offering. Comparative performance measures and integrated classifications aligned with a bank’s own view can help teams assess activity using internal categories. Origination analysis includes fee generators, debt maturities, lock-ups, and M&A-related financing. Dealogic also describes proprietary revenue modeling with benchmark analysis and aggregate fee data, plus personalized views by region, client, and sector. These functions make it suited to market analysis and coverage planning; buyers seeking a pitch-book builder or broad market-data access should look elsewhere.

The product is available on the web, iOS, and Android, and its mobile app provides updates about deals and clients. Prospective customers are directed to contact Dealogic, so buyers should expect a sales-led process rather than selecting from published self-serve plans. The product also describes API capabilities, but entitlement is not established in its published materials. Banks considering it should clarify pricing, access, and implementation scope with the vendor. Dealogic is a fit for enterprise teams that need investment-banking-specific deal analysis and revenue modeling, but less so for buyers prioritizing transparent pricing or a narrower, self-serve tool.

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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026

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