Alternative Data News and Insight

In this month’s edition, we explore the latest developments in US consumer privacy law, theorise about a return to some normality and start counting down to the US presidential election.

In this month’s edition, we talk about the regulatory and legal issues that affected alternative data in June, highlight some alternative data pricing statistics and talk about the impact COVID-19 has had on ESG investing.

In this month’s edition, we take a look at web-scraping’s future in the US court system, the state of M&A for alternative data firms and recap our latest virtual events on new global trends.

In the April edition of Tidbits, we take a look at quant fund hiring, location data merger plans and give you a recap on the top sessions from our COVID-19-focused virtual summit.

While the world goes into lockdown, Neudata Tidbits is bringing you the latest updates on how data is taking centre stage as coronavirus rocks global economies, which data providers are getting acquired and an update on UK open banking regulations... straight to your living room.

Read on for summaries of the SF Summit presentations, as well as the latest on alternative data’s role in the latest global public health crisis, clickstream data’s continuing woes and the launch of a new Neudata service for clients. 

Our first tidbits of 2020 features the launch of Neudata News, trouble in paradise for consumer transactional and clickstream data, as well as some key takeaways from our recent seminar in Zurich.

The year (and decade!) is drawing to a close but developments in alternative data are far from slowing down. In the final tidbits of 2019, we cover complications in clickstream data collection, low-latency BoE audio feeds, and more.

This month we have a potluck of updates including: another data vendor restructuring, movements in Japanese alt data, consumer data breaches, and our usual traction round-up.

In this Neudata tidbits, we share some of the most interesting updates from our second Neudata London Summit, as well as our usual round-up of some of the most interesting alternative data provider updates from the past month.