On March 29th, 2019, we hosted an Alpha Focus Session on B2B data. We invited two leading B2B data providers, Bombora and Parse.ly, and also discussed our own experience of working with B2B datasets.
On February 28th, 2019, we hosted our first Alpha Focus Session on search data. We discussed various characteristics of Google Trends data, analytical techniques used at Eagle Alpha to download, process, and extract insight from the data.
The company’s vision is centered around being the global leader in delivering perfect job market information. We do that with a very unique approach to the online job space in that we only index job openings directly from company websites.
This vendor is the leader in audience-based social media measurement for financial services firms that want to understand the impact and effectiveness of marketing and social media campaigns on their portfolio investment firms.
Online and social media content can be used to analyse consumer trends and sentiment. This data can be used to examine fundamental issues that may impact consumer attitudes to a company or brand.
This vendor’s data tracks executives and alerts asset managers to changes in the C-suite’s potential to deliver positive business outcomes and maintain a highly functional, stable, and performance-driven executive management team.
Data is a very complicated area and there is a number of big challenges of different kinds. Investors need to tackle all of these challenges to be successful in using data in their investment strategies.
In this case study, Eagle Alpha investigates China datasets and explores the insights that have been found.
On January 17th, 2019, we hosted our monthly Data Forum webinar with Peter Greene, Vice-Chair of Investment Management Group at Lowenstein Sandler, discussing standardized due diligence questionnaires (DDQs).
On January 17th, 2019, we hosted our monthly Data Forum webinar with Thomas Combes, Head of Data Science at Eagle Alpha, discussing our approach to assessing the quality, robustness, and consistency of data.
The survey was prepared in collaboration with Coleman Parks and the respondents included Heads/Directors/VPs of Quantitative Analysis, Senior Quantitative Analysts, Data Scientists, and Chief Data Officers from 50 asset managers across the U.S., EMEA, and APAC.
Using web crawl data investors can monitor regular price, markdown and promotional discounting trends across US apparel retail companies. The data provided an early read on improving fundamentals at Urban Outfitters in late 2017 and through 2018.
