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Scientific, Technical & Medical Risk Legal Exhibitions Fast Facts 29 July 2021 Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic our first Since the start of the year, RELX has achieved a priority has been the health and safety of our AAA MSCI ESG rating for a sixth consecutive RELX is a global provider of information-based analytics and decision tools for colleagues, our customers, and the wider year; moved up to first in its industry sector in community in which we operate Sustainalytics ESG rankings; and improved its professional and business customers. ranking to third in the Responsibility100 Index, We serve customers in more than 180 countries which measures the FTSE 100 against the UN We help researchers make new discoveries, doctors and nurses improve the and have offices in about 40 countries. We Sustainable Development Goals. lives of patients, and lawyers develop winning strategies. We prevent online employ over 33,000 people, of whom almost half fraud and money laundering, and help insurance companies evaluate and are in North America Our number one strategic priority continues to be the organic development of increasingly Full year revenues of £7.1bn in 2020. H1 2021 predict risk. Our events combine in-person and digital experiences to help sophisticated information-based analytics and revenues of £3.39bn. Market capitalisation is customers learn about markets, source products and complete transactions. decision tools that deliver enhanced value to about £39bn professional and business customers across the RELX delivered a strong first half with underlying industries that we serve. growth trends across almost all market segments returning to the improving trajectory We operate in four market segments: that we saw in the early part of 2020. RISK SCIENTIFIC, LEGAL EXHIBITIONS TECHNICAL & MEDICAL We combine data and analytics with We help researchers make new We help lawyers win cases, manage Our business leverages industry deep industry expertise to help discoveries, collaborate with their their work more efficiently, serve expertise, large data sets and customers make better decisions and colleagues and give them the their clients better and grow their technology to enable our customers manage risk. We help detect and knowledge they need to find funding. practices. We assist corporations in to connect face-to-face or digitally prevent online fraud and money We help governments and universities better understanding their markets and generate billions of dollars of laundering and deliver insight to evaluate and improve their research and preventing bribery and corruption revenues for the economic insurance companies. We provide strategies. We help doctors and within their supply chains. We partner development of local markets and digital tools that help airlines and nurses improve the lives of patients, with leading global associations and national economies around the world. farmers improve their operations. providing insight to find the right customers to help advance the Rule clinical answers. of Law across the world. Risk Scientific, Technical & Medical 9,700 employees Half year revenues of £1.2bn 8,600 employees Half year revenues of £1.3bn We do business with 95 out of the top 100 traffic. And to NATS’ streamlined London We enhance the quality of scientific research SciVal offers insights into the research personal lines insurance companies; 76% of Heathrow traffic management system which output by organising the review, editing and performance of over 19,000 research the Fortune 500; and seven of the world’s top delivers 15,000 tonnes of C02 savings per year. dissemination of around 18% of the world’s institutions ten banks The company also tracks 98% of flights scientific articles globally in real-time ClinicalKey, the flagship clinical reference The LexisNexis Digital Identity Network ScienceDirect, the world’s largest platform platform, is accessed in over 90 countries and analyses more than 170m transactions daily ICIS enables trading in the energy and dedicated to peer-reviewed primary scientific territories, and by over 1,900 institutions in and more than 55bn transactions annually chemicals sectors, and delivers data and and medical research, hosts over 18m pieces North America alone intelligence on over 13,000 refinery units and of content from over 4,300 journals and over More than 200,000 websites and mobile 18,000 chemical plants 42,000 e-books, and has over 18m monthly Elsevier journals have at some point featured applications implement the LexisNexis Digital unique visitors articles by 205 of 206 science and economics Identity Network around the world Over 200m farm acres (>80m hectares) are Nobel Prize winners since 2000 managed by Proagrica’s geospatial technology Scopus uniquely combines a comprehensive, 89% of new US auto insurance policies issued curated abstract and citation database with Elsevier’s free Novel Coronavirus Information to consumers in 2020 benefited from our More than 7,500 federal, state and local enriched data and linked scholarly content, Centre saw over 200m downloads in 2020 products government agencies use our solutions to with over 81m records across 25,000 journals, prevent fraud and allow citizens faster access sourced from more than 5,000 publishers Cirium provides services to over 95% of the top to digital-based services, maintain program 50 airline groups globally, which represents integrity, reduce risk and fight crime circa 80% of the world’s airline passenger Legal Exhibitions 10,400 employees Half year revenues of £781m 3,700 employees Half year revenues of £121m The LexisNexis legal and news database The LexisNexis database includes more than There are more than 400 events in the Reed 43 industry sectors are served in 22 countries contains 128bn documents and records 259m court dockets and documents, over Exhibitions portfolio across the globe 140m patent documents, 2.79m State Trial On average, 1.7m new legal documents are Orders, and 1.29m Jury verdict and settlement In spite of the restrictions caused by In 2020 our digital events and products have added daily to the database from 69,000 documents Covid-19, Reed Exhibitions ran 169 been widely adopted and delivered value to sources, generating 129bn connections. In all, face-to-face events in 2020 our customers. 58 events offered proactive 32m legal documents are processed daily, on PatentSight’s database includes objective matchmaking to around 1.5m customers, average ratings of the innovative strength (Patent In addition, Reed Exhibitions ran 71 online across both face-to-face and digital events Asset Index) of more than 104m patent digital events which helped its customers Nexis news and business content includes documents from more than 100 countries find new products or suppliers, learn about over 40,000 premium sources in 37 languages, their industry and be inspired covering more than 180 countries. It has data In 2020, Law360 produced over 50,000 news including 400m company profiles with a and analysis articles content archive that dates back 40 years LexisNexis is committed to advancing the Rule Legal analytics tool Lex Machina has of Law through operations and solutions that normalised over 64m counsel mentions and provide transparency into the law in more than over 39m party mentions since 2016 160 countries.
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