On Thursday, September 17th, 2020 we held a workshop on Consumer Transaction data.
The US election is rapidly approaching, and investors are trying to position themselves by using alternative data. Some people argue that it is futile to try and position your portfolio based on the potential outcome of an election.
The following is a synopsis of a panel discussion from Eagle Alpha’s September virtual conference.
Polling data in the UK came under scrutiny after the Brexit and Scottish independence referenda. Articles in the British press and Bloomberg highlighted the controversy around hedge funds using polling data to trade the markets.
This case study deck provides an overview of alternative data for elections.
The US election is rapidly approaching. There are common datasets that can be applied to the topic with the most cited being polling data and betting odds data
On this workshop, we discussed the top datasets to replace sell-side estimates in a post-COVID-19 world.
As part of our 2020 virtual conference, Tim Baker, Head of IEX Cloud provided a keynote on the imperative of ticker mapping.
Hinesh opened by saying that over the last forty years a generic quant strategy has seen a secular decay and alpha is harder to come by. This is despite an explosion in data and data sources over those years.
As part of our 2020 virtual conference, we held a panel session discussing "How to Implement a Low-Cost Data Strategy to Work With Alternative Data."
As part of our 2020 virtual conference, Pavan Arora, CTO/Chief AI Officer of Aramark delivered the day's keynote.
Two sessions from our 2020 virtual conference: Is Alternative Data Changing How Private Equity & Venture Capital Approach Deal Origination & Due Diligence and How Innovative Firms Leverage Data Lakes in Private Equity.
