On 11 December 2018, Neudata CEO Rado Lipuš will speak on a panel at the Credit Suisse Micro to Macro conference on the topic of 'Big Data in Big Organisations'.

On 2 November 2018, Neudata CEO Rado Lipuš moderated a panel at The Quant Conference in London.

On 29 October 2018, Neudata CEO Rado Lipuš moderated a panel and presented at the CME Group TechTalk event in Tel Aviv.

On 24 May 2018, Neudata's CEO Rado Lipuš will be attending the Data Disrupt event in New York. Rado will moderate a panel on finding the best sources of alternative data.

On 15 May 2018, Ian Webster, Senior Vice President at Neudata, spoke on applications of alternative data and deep learning to macro investing at the Credit Suisse Macro Conference in New York.

On 10 May 2018, Neudata CEO and founder, Rado Lipuš, will speak at the CTA Intelligence UK Breakfast Briefing in London. The briefing focuses on the topic 'squeezing alpha from alternative data (and minding the pitfalls)'. Rado will discuss the latest trends in alternative data, how quant managers are using alternative data as part of their investment process, how to assess the value of alternative data and negotiate with data vendors, operational and IT challenges of working with and managing alternative data sets, data protection rules and emerging regulation in this space.

On 22 March 2018, Neudata CEO and founder, Rado Lipuš, will present and participate in a panel at the J.P. Morgan Data Science for Fundamental Managers event in London.

On 8 March 2018, Neudata CEO and founder, Rado Lipuš, will present at the Goldman Sachs Eighth Annual European Hedge Fund Leadership Conference, discussing the latest alternative data trends and how managers are utilising alternative data as part of their investment process.

On 8 February 2018, Director of Research at Neudata, Daryl Smith, participated in a panel at the 15th Annual European Structured Products & Derivatives Conference in London, discussing how technology will change the world of finance.

Neudata CEO Rado Lipuš participated in alternative data panel discussions at the J.P Morgan Macro Quantitative Conference in Tokyo on 7 February and in Hong Kong on 9 February. The panel discussion in Hong Kong was on the topic of how big data and machine learning are changing approaches to quant investing.