How it works
Valyu provides a single Search API that lets you search across Wiley’s finance content using natural language queries. You send a query, and the API returns relevant passages from Wiley finance papers and books. These results can then be fed directly into an AI model as context for generating answers, analysis, or reports.POST /v1/search). You do not need any other endpoints for searching Wiley content.
You can test this in three ways:
- No code - Use the Search API Playground in your browser
- Python - Use the Python SDK (
pip install valyu) - JavaScript - Use the TypeScript SDK (
npm install valyu-js) - Any language - Call the REST API directly with cURL or any HTTP client
Available datasets
There are two Wiley finance datasets available through Valyu:
You can search one or both datasets in a single query. To search both, include both source IDs.
What you get
Each search result contains:How to test in the playground (no code required)
The fastest way to test Wiley finance content is through the Search API Playground. No code or SDK installation is needed.1
Open the Search API Playground
Go to platform.valyu.ai/playground/search.You can also open the playground with Wiley datasets pre-selected using this direct link:If you use the direct link above, the Wiley datasets will already be selected and you can skip to Step 4.
2
Open Advanced Settings
On the left side of the playground, click Advanced Settings to expand the settings panel. This is where you select which datasets to search.

3
Select the Wiley datasets
Click Included Datasets at the top of the panel. In the dataset selector, find and select:
- Wiley Papers (Finance Journals)
- Wiley Books (Finance Books)

4
Enter a query and click Run
Type a natural language query in the search box at the top and click Run. For example:The results appear on the right side. Each result shows:
You can switch between Results, JSON, and Table views using the tabs above the results.
- The title of the paper or book chapter
- A relevance score (percentage match)
- The source (e.g.
wiley/wiley-finance-papers) - A content preview of the matched text
- Options to Copy Citation and View Source

How to use the API directly
The only API endpoint you need for Wiley finance content is the Search API (POST /v1/search). This is the single endpoint that searches across Wiley papers and books.
Using cURL
Key parameters
Use
included_sources to scope the search to the Wiley datasets. Omit it and the search returns results from every dataset you have access to, not just Wiley.How to use the Python SDK
1
Install the SDK
2
Set your API key
3
Search Wiley content
How to use the JavaScript SDK
1
Install the SDK
2
Set your API key
3
Search Wiley content
Example queries
Below are example queries that work well with Wiley finance content. You can use these in the playground or through the API.Finance papers (journal research)
Finance books (textbook content)
More example queries (both datasets)
Use cases
- Quantitative research - Access methodologies for derivatives pricing, portfolio optimization, and risk modeling from peer-reviewed journals
- Investment analysis - Search textbook content on valuation frameworks, financial modeling, and fundamental analysis
- Academic literature review - Find relevant papers across top finance journals for systematic reviews
- Risk management - Access chapters on VaR, credit risk, and portfolio risk budgeting from authoritative textbooks
- Financial modeling - Reference Excel-based modeling techniques and quantitative methods from Wiley finance books
- AI model training - Build finance-specific AI applications with access to high-quality, structured financial content
API reference
For complete API documentation, see:- Search API Reference - Full parameter documentation for the Search endpoint
- Python SDK - Search - Python SDK usage guide
- TypeScript SDK - Search - TypeScript SDK usage guide
Relevant links
Finance use case
SEC filings, market data, macro, and compliance sources
Wiley Health & Life Sciences
The licensed biomedical corpus, with the same retrieval model
Academic use case
arXiv, preprints, and open scholarship
Data coverage
Every dataset, refresh cadence, and access tier

