EU Financial Data Search

Search 21 EU financial data sources in one query — ECB rates and statistics, EBA prudential registers, and ESMA funds and markets data.

• ✅ Search 21 EU financial data sources across monetary rates, securities and payments, prudential registers, and fund or market datasets
• ✅ Get ECB exchange rates, interest rates, monetary statistics, payment and securities data, EBA prudential records, and ESMA market datasets in one workflow
• ✅ Covers 7 ECB monetary and rates sources, 5 ECB securities and payments sources, 2 EBA prudential sources, and 7 ESMA funds and markets sources
• ✅ Export results as Excel, CSV, or JSON, or connect it to Apify MCP, API, Make, n8n, and Zapier
• ✅ Current Apify listing is pay per usage, so you can start with small runs and scale only when the workflow proves useful

EU financial data is spread across the ECB, EBA, and ESMA, with separate public datasets for rates, banking statistics, prudential registers, securities, payment data, and investment-fund records. If you want to check a bank, currency, rate series, fund, benchmark administrator, or market topic, the usual workflow means opening multiple European regulator systems one by one. This Actor turns that process into one searchable dataset you can export or automate.

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What you can do with it

1. Search ECB exchange rates, interest rates, and monetary statistics in one run

When you look up European monetary data, you often need more than one ECB source. A workflow may require exchange rates, policy rates, MFI interest rates, the euro short-term rate, monetary statistics, balance of payments, or consolidated banking data. This Actor lets you search that active ECB monetary and rates set together.

To run this, all you fill in are a search term, the monetary category toggle, and how many results you want per source.

What you enter:

What	Example
Search term	euro, USD, main refinancing, or deposit facility
Categories	Monetary and rates only
How many results	50 per source

Click Start. The Actor queries the active ECB monetary and rates sources and returns matching records:

What you get back:

Source	Example fields
ECB exchange rates	Currency, rate, date, reference series
ECB interest rates	Rate name, value, publication date, instrument context
MFI interest rates	Country, product type, rate series, period
Monetary statistics and balance of payments	Series labels, country or area, date, values

This is useful for macro research, rate monitoring, treasury support, financial-data workflows, and AI systems that need one search layer across ECB monetary datasets.

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2. Search ECB securities, payments, and supervisory statistics together

ECB financial workflows are not limited to rates. Many users also need securities holdings, securities issues, card-payment data, payment statistics, and supervisory statistics. This Actor includes that active ECB securities and payments group as a separate search slice.

That makes it useful when you want to search financial-market infrastructure and securities-related public data without leaving the broader ECB data stack.

What you enter:

What	Example
Search term	card, payments, bond, securities
Categories	Securities and payments only
How many results	50 per source

What you get back:

Source	Example fields
Securities holdings	Security or holdings-related metadata, dates, values
Securities issues	Instrument issue metadata, issuer context, amounts
Card payments and payment stats	Payment series, area or country, reporting period, values
Supervisory statistics	Banking supervision series and aggregated supervisory values

This is a practical starting point for payments intelligence, securities monitoring, market-infrastructure research, and finance-data workflows where one keyword needs to fan out across multiple ECB datasets.

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3. Search EBA prudential registers for credit and payment institutions

The EBA component of this Actor covers the two active prudential-register sources:

• Credit Institutions Register (CIR)
• Payment Institutions Register (PIR)

These are useful when you want to search regulated financial institutions through official European prudential-register data.

What you enter:

What	Example
Search term	Commerzbank, BNP, payment institution, or a legal name
Categories	EBA prudential only
How many results	50 per source

What you get back:

Source	Example fields
EBA credit institutions CIR	Institution name, country, register identifiers, prudential metadata
EBA payment institutions PIR	Payment institution name, jurisdiction, register metadata

This is useful for institution screening, prudential research, regulated-entity lookup, and internal financial due-diligence workflows where one search term needs to cover the EBA public register layer.

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4. Search ESMA funds, benchmarks, securitizations, and prospectus records

The ESMA side of this Actor is built for fund and market workflows. It currently includes investment funds, money market funds, cross-border fund notifications, benchmark administrators, benchmark registers, STS securitizations, and prospectus documents.

These are not the same kind of record, and that is exactly why combining them is useful. One market workflow may need fund registrations, benchmark supervision, securitization records, or prospectus documentation depending on the entity or topic being checked.

What you enter:

What	Example
Search term	fund, benchmark, capital, prospectus
Categories	ESMA funds and markets only
How many results	50 per source

What you get back:

Source	Example fields
Investment funds and money market funds	Fund name, country, status, registration metadata
Cross-border funds	Fund name, notification or passporting context
Benchmark administrators and register	Administrator name, benchmark record, jurisdiction, status
STS securitizations and prospectus docs	Securitization or prospectus record, market metadata

This is useful for market research, regulatory due diligence, cross-border fund review, benchmark oversight workflows, and AI financial-research assistants that need one search layer across ESMA public data.

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5. Use it from ChatGPT, Claude, or no-code automation

This Actor also works as an EU financial-data search layer inside AI assistants and automation systems. Instead of teaching each workflow how to query ECB, EBA, and ESMA separately, you can use one Actor as the search layer.

Connect it once through Apify MCP, API, or a no-code platform, then ask for the results you need:

What you enter:

What	Example
Search term	euro
Categories	Monetary rates + ESMA funds
Result limit	25

What your assistant or automation gets back:

Source	Returned data
ECB	Rates, statistics, payments, and securities-related results
EBA	Prudential register rows if enabled
ESMA	Funds, benchmarks, securitizations, and prospectus results if enabled

That makes it useful for internal AI research assistants, financial monitoring, regulated-entity search, and spreadsheet-based financial workflows that need one EU public-data entry point.

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How to use (no code required)

1. Click "Try for Free" at the top of this page
2. Type one or more search terms — currencies, institutions, funds, benchmarks, instruments, or market keywords
3. Choose which categories to search:
   • ECB monetary and rates
   • ECB securities and payments
   • EBA prudential
   • ESMA funds and markets
4. Set how many results you want per source
5. Click Start — the Actor queries the enabled EU financial data sources and returns the results in the Dataset tab

You can then export the results as Excel, CSV, or JSON.

This Actor uses the SIP Public Data Gateway and queries the active EU financial source set over HTTP. No browser setup, no regulator-by-regulator integration work, and no need to open each system manually.

Because the Actor is listed as pay per usage, it is straightforward to start with a small exploratory run, validate that the source mix is useful, and then expand the workflow.

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What you get back

Each result comes back as one row in a dataset. The exact columns vary by source family, because an ECB rate series, an EBA institution register row, and an ESMA fund or benchmark record do not share the same schema.

Across the dataset, you will typically see:

• _product_id
• _source
• _search_term
• _collected_at

Then source-specific fields such as:

• ECB: name, currency, value, date, country or euro-area context, series metadata
• EBA: institution name, country, registration or prudential metadata
• ESMA: fund or administrator name, country, status, market or document metadata

Every row tells you which source it came from and which search term matched. That makes it easy to filter by authority, split exports by source family, or merge the results into downstream workflows.

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Coverage

This Actor currently searches 21 active EU financial data sources:

Category	Count	Coverage
ECB monetary and rates	7	Exchange rates, interest rates, MFI interest rates, euro short-term rate, monetary stats, balance of payments, consolidated banking
ECB securities and payments	5	Securities holdings, securities issues, card payments, payment stats, supervisory stats
EBA prudential	2	Credit Institutions Register and Payment Institutions Register
ESMA funds and markets	7	Investment funds, money market funds, cross-border funds, benchmarks administrators, benchmark register, STS securitizations, prospectus documents

The current active maps in the Actor are:

• 7 ECB monetary and rates sources
• 5 ECB securities and payments sources
• 2 EBA prudential sources
• 7 ESMA funds and markets sources

That mix matters, because this Actor is not just one EU financial register. It is a combined EU financial-data search layer across several different European supervisory systems.

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Pricing

This Actor is currently listed on Apify as pay per usage.

The safest place to check the current commercial terms is the live pricing tab:

• https://apify.com/lentic_clockss/eu-financial-data-search/pricing

If you want to control spend, the easiest approach is to:

• search only the categories you need
• start with one or two search terms
• lower maxResultsPerSource for exploratory runs

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Connect to your tools

You can use this Actor directly in the Apify UI, or connect it to automation and AI workflows:

Platform	How to connect
Apify UI	Run it directly and export results
Apify API	Trigger runs and fetch datasets programmatically
Make.com	Use the Actor ID lentic_clockss/eu-financial-data-search
n8n / Zapier / ChatGPT / Claude	Use the same Actor ID via Apify MCP or API

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Also Available

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• GitHub: Collection source files