150+ live situations tracked real-time. AI-scored merger arb, activism, distressed, spin-offs — with regulatory monitoring, timeline prediction, and institutional analytics. Built by practitioners, for practitioners.
Bloomberg tells you what the price is. SpecialSitsIntel tells you what the price should be — and why it differs.
Bloomberg charges €27K/year for a terminal not built for special situations. We were.
| Feature | SpecialSitsIntel | Bloomberg Terminal | Reorg / Octus | Manual Research |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Merger arb spread tracking | ✓ Real-time | ~ Basic | ✗ | ✗ |
| AI closing probability model | ✓ Multi-factor | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| FTC / DOJ NLP language scoring | ✓ Per filing | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Portfolio P&L tracker | ✓ Built-in | ~ Manual | ✗ | ✗ |
| Market regime overlay | ✓ Per strategy | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Annual cost (1 analyst seat) | €1,800 / yr | €27,000 / yr | €18,000 / yr | ∞ Hours |
Bloomberg at under 7% of the cost. No per-seat surprises.
Every strategy explained with real deal examples, quantitative frameworks, risk decomposition, and live situations. The knowledge layer powering every signal in the platform.
Real-time macro regime detection mapped to event-driven sub-strategies. When do mergers close? When does distressed outperform? When does activism work? The institutional answer, refreshed daily.
The most consequential special situations of the past 25 years. Studied by every event-driven analyst. Each entry: outcome, alpha generated, lessons learned, and what it taught the institutional community.
Historical clearance rates, current enforcement posture, process timelines, and live monitoring across every major antitrust and foreign investment jurisdiction. Updated daily.
Every term a merger arb analyst, activist investor, or distressed PM needs — defined with precision, quantitative context, and cross-references to live deal examples.