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Embedded research feeds

Put the research about your company where investors are already looking

Research Tree puts the analyst research written about your company on your own investor relations page, keeps it current as your brokers publish, and tells you who read it.

48 Analyst reports and company videos
  • Your Company plc: Interim results ahead of expectations

    24 Sep 26 12 pages Northbank Securities

  • Initiation of coverage: a compounder hiding in plain sight

    17 Sep 26 28 pages Harlow Research

  • CEO interview: interim results and the outlook for H2

    24 Sep 26 Tamar Partners

  • Trading update: order book at a record high

    02 Sep 26 6 pages Northbank Securities

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Why it matters

Your equity story is already being written. Make sure investors read it.

Analysts publish on your company every time you report. A research feed turns that coverage into something your own site shows and your team can measure.

  1. 01

    Investors start on your site

    Anyone weighing up your company visits your investor relations page. The research your brokers write about you usually lives somewhere else, behind a search they may never make.

  2. 02

    The coverage meets them there

    A research feed puts that coverage on your own page, current as each note is published, with restricted research kept to the investors entitled to read it.

  3. 03

    You learn who is paying attention

    The feed records who reads what. Each month you see how many institutional, high-net-worth and retail readers engaged, which is the view a board rarely gets of its own equity story.

What a research feed includes

Every month

Know who is reading your story

Each month a report shows who engaged with your company across Research Tree: institutional, high-net-worth and retail readers, and what they read, watched and signed up for.

It gives the board a regular view of the attention the equity story is getting, and gives your IR team a clear list of where to follow up.

Consumption insights

September 2026

Readers by investor type

  • Institutional 212
  • High net worth 96
  • Retail 541
Research reads
1,284
RNS views
3,917
Video plays
402
Event registrations
57
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Set up online

Ask for your research feed in five short steps

Find your company, choose what appears in the feed and how it goes on your site, and ask for the agreement. About five minutes online.

A person then applies your choices, within one business day of the agreement being signed. If your company already has a feed, the same steps confirm who you are and we email your code to your work address.

  1. 1 Your company Search by name or ticker
  2. 2 Your details Your name and work email
  3. 3 Your feed What appears, and how it goes on your site
  4. 4 Review Check the price and your answers
  5. 5 Done We email you what happens next

However your site is built

Two ways onto your site, at the same price

Your web team picks whichever suits them. The research in the feed is the same either way.

  • Embed code Pasted into your investor page by your web team. Most have it live in under fifteen minutes.
  • Data feed (API) The research as data, in your own design. Your developer chooses what to show (research, video, blogs, events) and needs about a day.

Compare the two, with the guides your web team follows

Want to talk it through first?

Tell us about your investor relations page and we will come back to you, usually the same working day. If you would rather get on with it, you can ask for the feed online.