Building a listed tool

Dave Maher

Chief Executive Officer, named behind the Benzinga listing on Anchor Terminal.

Chief Executive Officer

Dave Maher is named as Benzinga's CEO on the portfolio page of Beringer Capital, which lists Benzinga as an acquisition of October 2021 under its Fund II, headquartered in Detroit.

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What Dave builds

  • Benzinga D · Financial market data

    Benzinga is a financial news and data company whose licensed APIs serve news, earnings and ratings calendars, analyst insights, transcripts, SEC filings, fundamentals and options signals over REST, websockets and webhooks, for firms that hold a content licence.

    Chief Executive Officer, researched 3 November 2026 · the people behind it

Questions

Who is Dave Maher?

Dave Maher is named as Benzinga's CEO on the portfolio page of Beringer Capital, which lists Benzinga as an acquisition of October 2021 under its Fund II, headquartered in Detroit.

What does Benzinga make?

Anchor Terminal lists Benzinga from Benzinga. Benzinga is a financial news and data company whose licensed APIs serve news, earnings and ratings calendars, analyst insights, transcripts, SEC filings, fundamentals and options signals over REST, websockets and webhooks, for firms that hold a content licence.

How are Dave's tools graded?

Benzinga is graded D, 49.2 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

Sources (6)

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