As far as I know, they're pretty similar to Wolters Kluwer, aren't they? Wouldn't this analysis then also apply to Wolters Kluwer?
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Yes and no 😬 Together with Thomson Reuters, they form an oligopoly, but:
RELX:
Is the larger of the two players. Its strongest pillars are scientific and medical research (Elsevier), risk and business analytics (LexisNexis), and a strong trade show business (RX).
Wolters Kluwer:
Is particularly strong and often the market leader in the field of tax and accounting, as well as in clinical decision support in healthcare—for example, with the indispensable UpToDate software.
It just depends a bit on valuation and strategic focus as to which one you prefer.
RELX:
Is the larger of the two players. Its strongest pillars are scientific and medical research (Elsevier), risk and business analytics (LexisNexis), and a strong trade show business (RX).
Wolters Kluwer:
Is particularly strong and often the market leader in the field of tax and accounting, as well as in clinical decision support in healthcare—for example, with the indispensable UpToDate software.
It just depends a bit on valuation and strategic focus as to which one you prefer.
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