Data license

Short version: what peerset hands you is yours to use.

The underlying facts

The figures come from official public sources — SEC EDGAR filings (works of the U.S. federal government and mandatory public disclosures), USAspending award records, FFIEC call reports, GLEIF LEI data, IRS filings and EU/UK ESEF filings. These are public records; no commercial data vendor sits between you and the source, and none can attach license strings to them.

Your use of peerset outputs

You may use answers, tables, percentiles and exports in your own work products — investment-committee memos, board decks, credit papers, client reports — without attribution and without per-seat license fees.
Citations in every output (accession numbers, fact URLs, recompute links) exist so your readers can verify — keeping them in is recommended, never required.
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Verification stays free

Every fact URL and recompute link in a peerset answer is publicly accessible without a subscription — anyone you share a document with can check the numbers, whether or not they are a customer.

No warranty, by design

Figures are reproduced as filed. If an issuer filed a wrong number, you will see the wrong number — together with the filing it came from and, once restated, the correction chain. peerset provides source-verified data, not investment advice.

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