In this article, we document a timeline of mergers and acquisitions in the alternative data industry over the years and present exclusive commentary from industry leaders.
Natural language processing (NLP) is the branch of computer science concerned with building programs that can process and understand human language. NLP combines computational linguistics with statistical, machine learning, and deep learning models.
Edition 2 of this web scraped data paper considers rapidly developing changes across the alternative data landscape in the later part of 2021 and the first half of 2022.
On May 26th, 2022, at 10 am EST, we were joined by Saeed Amen, Co-Founder of TurnLeaf Analytics, Christopher Kantos, Managing Director of Alexandria Technology, and Howard Rees, Chief Commercial Officer of MacroBond Financial.
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.
In this paper Jianming Sun, Data Sourcing & Partnerships for Eagle Alpha outlines the most popular datasets for China. The datasets that are explored are listed below.
This case study deck outlines alternative datasets that can be used by macroeconomic investors and funds.
Schroders plc was one of the first discretionary fund managers to speak publicly about their alternative data efforts and is one of the most sophisticated users of alternative data globally.
In this webinar, we hear from several experts on what the data tells us about current trends, how it relates to financial markets, and why the use of alternative data is more important than ever.
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
Lucena's Analysts Consensus Retrained (ACR) has enjoyed a year-to-date return of 39.2% – approximately 48% higher than the S&P 500 (its benchmark) for the same period. What’s more important is that it was able to achieve this with significantly reduced volatility and sustained growth.
