Alternative Data for Economic Trade Analysis
Alternative datasets can be used to analyze trade patterns, track the movement of goods and services across borders, and measure the economic impact of trade policies and agreements.
Alternative datasets can be used to analyze trade patterns, track the movement of goods and services across borders, and measure the economic impact of trade policies and agreements.
This report aims to educate newcomers to the alternative/external data space coming from the construction sector and provide some clear and relevant use cases supplied by data providers and hosted on our data discovery platform.
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.
Dive into our latest report outlining the unfolding lucrative opportunity in the clean energy sector for hedge funds using alternative data, amidst a global shift propelled by investments set to reach $1.74 trillion USD by 2023.
In today’s globalized world, economic conditions are constantly changing. That is why accurate and early forecasts of global trade flows can provide a good read on economic activity both at the macro and micro levels.
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.
This report aims to educate newcomers to the alternative/external data space coming from the commodities sector and provide some clear and relevant use cases supplied by data providers and hosted on our data discovery platform.
On June 2nd, 2022, we hosted a focused 1-hour webinar to update funds and investors on the latest data and use cases relating to alternative data for macro applications.
Access to accurate and timely information is the lifeblood of the insurance industry, and alternative sources of data can contribute to success on a range of fronts including underwriting, risk mitigation, and claims management.
On this Data Strategy workshop, we were joined by industry experts to discuss the topic of ‘alternative data for supply chain analysis’.
This paper outlines the importance of alternative data sources in the understanding of global supply chains, considering some of the more unique and unstructured datasets that are available to global teams.