On November 11th, we held a workshop on the importance of tracking estimated versus confirmed future earnings dates, the signals provided by advances or delays in confirmation timing, and broader use cases for forward-looking event data beyond earnings.
Event data has become an essential component of modern investment analysis. By combining structured corporate disclosures with unstructured signals from news and digital sources, investors can detect material developments earlier and respond with greater precision.
This article is part two of a two-part series exploring alternative data for tourism and hospitality and covers case studies showcasing various alternative data categories as well as vendor comparisons.
The travel and hospitality industry encompasses a wide range of business activities and services, including accommodation, transportation, attractions and entertainment, restaurants and cafes, travel agencies, conferences and events, and travel technology.
Explore the concept of Point-in-Time (PIT) data, which captures information at a specific moment, providing a clear snapshot distinct from ongoing or aggregated data, crucial for accurate analysis and decision-making.
This report aims to educate asset managers and provide some clear and relevant use cases supplied by event data providers hosted on our data discovery platform.
In this session, we explored alternative data to monitor market-moving events and were joined by Scripts Asia, EventVestor, ZIGRAM, and QMIT.
Cryptocurrency, or "crypto" as it's become widely referred to, has been one of the quickest moving trends in the investment space of late, with retail and institutional investors throwing their hat in the ring.
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In this case study, Eagle Alpha investigates China datasets and explores the insights that have been found.
Over the last 2 weeks Eagle Alpha has presented at 7 alternative data events worldwide. The events were in London (Citi and Accenture/Investit events), Charleston (Citi equity derivatives conference), Hong Kong (BoA and Factset events) and Singapore (Factset and Quantcon).
There has been an increasing momentum on the topic of alternative data. The Economist, Fast Company, HFM Week (attached) and Wall Street Journal have all recently published articles with an industry overview. Below are interesting datasets that were mentioned.
