The following article is based on a workshop hosted as part of the Eagle Alpha Data Strategy solution. A recording of the full workshop is attached along with a summary of the session.
Eagle Alpha rounds up some of the most relevant legal and compliance articles surrounding the alternative data space over the past month.
In March 2021, we held a Vendor Solutions Webinar on the topic of Pricing Your Dataset.
On the 23rd June 2021, we hosted a webinar in collaboration with Deep Macro exploring the opportunity for real estate investors through the use of geolocation data, satellite data, consumer transaction data, and store location data.
Every month, Eagle Alpha publishes a case study exploring the successful implementation of alternative data by a buyside fund. The information presented below comes from news articles and other public sources.
On Thursday, July 7th, 2021, we held a strategy workshop with Jon Neitzell. We have attached a synopsis of the workshop and a video link to playback the full workshop. The main topics discussed are shown here:
Flow data was one of the most requested dataset categories in the first half of 2021, in large part due to an apparent increasing influence of retail investors on the market.
In March 2020, LinkedIn filed a petition for a writ of certiorari surrounding hiQ’s use of anonymous bots employed to get around technical barriers to harvest millions of individuals’ personal data from computer servers that host public-facing websites.
In early March, two weeks after Virginia became the second state to impose comprehensive legislation around data privacy, the Information Transparency and Personal data Control Act became the first piece of comprehensive privacy legislation introduced in the 117th U.S.
This paper pulls together publicly available data along with insights from vendor interviews and Eagle Alpha’s proprietary articles and webinars.
The following article is part two of a four-part series hosted in collaboration with CAIA.
This deck highlights the main providers of consumer transaction data from outside the US. There are several challenges when sourcing consumer transaction data outside the US. These include regional differences surrounding data privacy and other regulations like in the EU with GDPR.
