In 2022, we published over 120 pieces of content and hosted more than 30 workshops. In this paper, we highlight the best-attended workshops, our content that saw the most engagement, and an editor’s pick of pertinent content that should remain front of mind as we enter into the new year.
Eagle Alpha rounds up some of the most relevant legal and compliance articles surrounding the alternative data space over the past month.
On this month’s legal workshop, we were joined by Peter Greene and Ben Kozinn from Schulte Roth & Zabel to review the year gone by and the most prominent events from 2022, and to provide some thoughts on what to expect in 2023.
In this month’s buyer client monthly update, we provide a first look into our new taxonomy of alternative data categories, our London conference wrap, alternative data to monitor market-moving events, and more...
Building out a data lake operations platform to withstand the wide variety of data that Eagle Alpha receives has been quite an interesting challenge and one that I think many readers of this article can relate to.
Eagle Alpha’s market intel report provides a monthly wrap of the latest news in the alternative data industry.
In this session, we explored alternative data to monitor market-moving events and were joined by Scripts Asia, EventVestor, ZIGRAM, and QMIT.
In Edition 2 we highlight China's Global Data Security Initiative, and regulatory updates over the past 12 months with specific commentary around data security assessments, municipal regulations, and the government crackdown on app data vendors.
In this article, we document a timeline of mergers and acquisitions in the alternative data industry over the years and present exclusive commentary from industry leaders.
This paper is the second edition of the social data report first published in 2021, covering data for ESG investing. For access to our first edition four-part series or the second edition of our environmental data report, please contact datastrategy@eaglealpha.com.
In this session, we were joined by Marissa Dong, Partner at Jun He Law Offices, and Samuel Yang, Partner at AnJie Law, to discuss the latest regulatory developments in China and how it affects the global alternative data landscape.
This report wraps up our London ‘22 Alternative Data conferences and the noteworthy presentations throughout the event.
