Wells Fargo: Big Data Applications in the Economics/Financial World Part I
The attached report, prepared by the Wells Fargo Economics Group, covers big data applications and utilization in economics and finance.
The attached report, prepared by the Wells Fargo Economics Group, covers big data applications and utilization in economics and finance.
Bird & Bird, an international law firm, prepared the attached white papers for the European Union TOREADOR project (“TrustwOrthy model-awaRE Analytics Data plafORm”). The aim of the project is to help European companies fully benefit from Big Data Analytics.
In its recent Global Equity Outlook, BlackRock outlined its position on the attractiveness of China’s equities: “Making money in Chinese stocks requires dropping one’s preconceptions, paying close attention to policy priorities and using new data sources to generate ideas.
In this report, we demonstrate the value of Eagle Alpha’s China Auto Insight (CAI) dataset in analyzing the Chinese auto industry.
The attached white paper was prepared by Webhose.io, a company providing access to structured web data. This paper gives an overview of technological issues associated with extracting web data from various and fragmented sources.
The attached paper titled 'What Do Measures of Real-Time Corporate Sales Tell Us About Earnings Surprises and Post-Announcement Returns?' was prepared by Kenneth Froot (Harvard University), Gideon Ozik (EDHEC-Risk Institute), Namho Kang (University of Connecticut) and Ronnie Sadka (Boston College).
Expert Networks were the last major change to the fundamental research process. There is mounting evidence that alternative data will be the next major change.
The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) published the attached report in order to investigate the state of the global asset management industry. The first chapter is devoted to a summary of financial performance and a discussion of competitive trends.
Automated crawling of websites (also often referred to as “scraping” or “web-harvesting”) is ubiquitous. Internet search engines use “web crawler” programs (sometimes called “bots” or “spiders”) to automatically copy third-party websites in order to help people easily find sites of interest.
According to the study conducted by McKinsey Global Institute, the US is going to face a shortage of around 190,000 data scientists and 1.5 million managers and analysts who can work with big data by 2018.
This White Paper documents the major innovation in Capital Markets Technology, Focusing on Open Source Communication Networks, Unstructured Data Analytics and Intelligent Search.