How Open Finance will affect US transactional data vendors, concerning headlines about phone-derived geolocation data and consumer privacy, and new regulatory disclosures in China.

We assess the future of web-scraped data following key legal decisions in the US, investigate the latest consumer privacy platform updates within Apple and Google that could impact alternative data collection, and highlight several private equity data use-cases.

We discuss Yodlee’s latest regulatory and legal updates, new data provider acquisition activity, and our list of exclusive datasets for May.

This month, we discuss Apple’s release of iOS 14.5, a new study on hedge fund performance and data buying efforts, and consolidation in the e-receipt data space.

We discuss global freight data in the wake of last week’s Suez Canal blockage, delve into some sampling bias in geolocation data sources, and introduce a new platform feature called Neudata Scoops.

This month, we take a look at new regulatory developments affecting data users in the US, UK and EU, evaluate new entrants to the transactional data market, and introduce our new column on vendor research.

This month, we discuss the retail investing trading mania that hit markets last week, as well as the leadership shuffle at the US’s top regulatory firms and what happens when one of the alternative data world’s long-standing datasets suddenly disappears.  

In our final edition of the year, we discuss some of the most popular themes of 2020, including COVID-19’s impact on alt data collection and usefulness, consumer privacy developments, and dataset discontinuations.

Welcome to the November edition of Neudata Tidbits. In this month’s edition, we run down the latest M&A activity sweeping the alt data space and take a deeper look at the datasets likely to be impacted by changing iOS 14 privacy regulations.

In this month’s edition of Tidbits, we explore the alternative data issues that rose from the dead in October and address the US election events that are petrifying supporters on both sides of the aisle.