ceorater

Returns composite scores for chief executives of large listed companies, combining stock performance against a broad index, revenue growth adjusted for tenure, and compensation efficiency, with each record carrying name, employer, ticker, sector and tenure dates. Coverage is broad and refreshed daily, and record count and last refresh time can be queried separately to confirm freshness. Two constraints matter. Access requires a subscription running to roughly a hundred dollars a month for a single user, and that tier covers individual research only, so embedding the data in a firm's models needs a separate enterprise agreement. Score weightings are not published.

Use case: Preparing diligence notes on a chief executive

This skill exposes a hosted dataset of executive performance analytics for large public companies, with composite, market, growth and compensation scores per name. It is a research feed rather than a calculation engine: the scoring model lives with the provider and you query the results it already produced. ## What it does - Returns a composite score alongside separate market, growth and compensation scores. - Includes total stock return against a broad index and average annual returns. - Carries executive compensation from the most recent fiscal year's proxy filings. - Attaches the executive name, company, ticker, sector, industry and tenure dates to each record. - Offers a metadata call that reports the live record count and the last refresh time. ## When it is the wrong choice Access is a paid subscription at the individual tier, and the licence covers individual research and analysis only; feeding the data into a firm model or a training pipeline requires a separate enterprise arrangement. Coverage is bounded to a specific set of large listed companies, so private firms and smaller listings are simply absent. The scoring model is proprietary and opaque, which means the numbers can be used but not reproduced or audited. And because it is a live endpoint, a missing key or an expired subscription returns nothing at all rather than a cached copy. ```bash export ceorater_api_key=zpka_your_key_here ``` ## Working notes - The key is issued by the provider and must be present in the environment. - A metadata endpoint reports the current record count and the refresh time. - Each record is tied to a tenure period rather than only to a person.