Eagle Alpha Legal Wrap - January 2025
Eagle Alpha rounds up some of the most relevant legal and compliance articles surrounding the alternative data space over the past month.
Eagle Alpha rounds up some of the most relevant legal and compliance articles surrounding the alternative data space over the past month.
This year we have continued to focus on providing premium content and advisory to data buyer clients in response to growing interests in evolving industry landscape and trends we have noted as most relevant to our advisory services.
On December 10th, we were joined by Kara Kuchar and Ahsan Sayed from Schulre Roth & Zabel to discuss CFPB’s Rule 1033, its requirements and implications. The key focus of discussion was on impact on the industry, vendor due diligence, and litigation that followed its issuance.
Every day consumers use customer reviews throughout their decision-making processes. Software is no exception, and that’s where G2 comes into play.
In recent years, China's regulatory landscape has undergone significant changes, particularly targeting the tech sector and data security practices.
On November 19th, we hosted a webinar on consumer trends in China and the impact on luxury brands. We were joined by an e-commerce data provider DataBurning, a consumer transaction data vendor Global Blue that specializes in tax free shopping, and app data provider Aurora Mobile.
The recent cyberattack on Change Healthcare has underscored the healthcare industry's persistent vulnerability to cyber threats, as the sector undergoes rapid digital transformation.
On October 29th, Eagle Alpha hosted a legal and compliance workshop with our partners Shulte Roth & Zabel focusing on one of the most important aspects of working with alternative data vendors – due diligence and contracting best practices.
Trading signals are the backbone of decision-making for hedge funds and quantitative trading environments, where success hinges on the ability to anticipate market movements with precision.
The Unbound Alternative Data Conference was part of the inaugural Data Week, hosted by Eagle Alpha, a series of specialist meet-ups with industry experts across NYC.
On October 15th, we were joined by i360, RIWI, and Prosper Insights & Analytics who discussed data collection and methodologies when working with survey data in the US and globally highlighting case studies and future projections.
We received positive feedback from each of the events held during the week in either the host party’s offices, or a venue of their choice. The events were designed to be concentrated in nature with a smaller niche group of attendees – a format which worked well.