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Sharesight product updates – August 2024

by Ben Clendon, Head of Product, Sharesight | Aug 7th 2024

You may have noticed over the last couple of weeks that we have removed the link through to the old holdings page. With the old page gone, we have now turned our attention to new feature development. Our first addition is the display of company logos for investments in a portfolio where we have them available. The dataset we are using has around 130,000 logos, covering many of our key markets.

We also rolled out our first step towards customisable reporting in the form of a column selection. You will see numerous changes in this space over the next six months or so. We also had a busy month expanding our broker integration support and added the ability for brokerage fees to be recorded in any currency.

August 2024 Sharesight product updates

New functionality / enhancements

  • We now accept trades with brokerage fees in any currency
  • We now send a notification to Interactive Brokers customers when their web service integration credentials have expired, providing instructions on how to renew
  • We now allow for columns to be added or removed from the following reports: performance, diversity, exposure, sold securities and historical cost
  • Added support for the Deutsche Börse Xetra (XETR) stock exchange
  • Added support for the CBOE Australia (CXA) stock exchange.

Broker import functionality

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