On this workshop, we were joined by Facteus and Sequentum to discuss some of the buyside's most pertinent legal & compliance challenges relating to the collection, delivery, and implementation of alternative data.
At the end of each month, we will publish a long(ish!)-form newsletter wrapping our thoughts on all that was discussed on Data Strategy during that month. Insightful charts, interesting stats, compelling use cases, wise quotes, and much more!
This report covers updates from data vendors, new datasets added to the Eagle Alpha platform, trending requests on Eagle Alpha’s platform, m&a, and partnership news, and finally a look into what the Eagle Alpha team are reading.
In this paper, we highlight the most common dataset categories in China and the wider EM Asia region.
In this webinar, Jianan Liu of Mingshi Investment Management in Shanghai and Wesley Barnes of Brightriver Capital in Singapore shared their insights into the alternative data landscape in Asian emerging markets, including China.
In this series, Eagle Alpha publishes case studies exploring the successful implementation of alternative data by a buyside fund. The information presented below comes from news articles and other public sources.
On this month's legal workshop, we were delighted to be joined by the former director of data sourcing and strategy at Balyasny, Todd Schmucker.
In 2021, Eagle Alpha’s Data Strategy team conducted several alternative data-centric surveys for buyside firms considering topics such as data strategy, data science and engineering, and legal & compliance.
On this month's legal workshop, Dallán Ryan was joined by Jason Koulouras, Head of Data and Connectivity at Bridgewater Associates, Michael Abbriano, Director at ACA Compliance Group and Ben Kozinn, Partner at Lowenstein Sandler.
Eagle Alpha rounds up some of the most relevant legal and compliance articles surrounding the alternative data space over the past month.
On this Data Strategy workshop, we were joined by industry experts to discuss the topic of ‘alternative data for supply chain analysis’.
Ninety-two percent of investment organizations—including hedge funds, private equity, and venture capital—that use alternative data to inform their decision-making do so either to a moderate or significant extent.
