With just over three months to go before the 2020 US Presidential Election, Neudata has collated various data sources that can help an investor prepare for the short and long-term implications of the world’s most closely watched political event.

Following a spike in investor interest, we discuss the alternative data segment that is connected vehicle data. The report defines what connected vehicle data is, the outputs that the vehicles can provide, key investment use cases, and how the data can be accessed by the buy-side. We also discuss notable challenges regarding this category of alternative data.

Following a spike in interest from our clients in light of COVID-19, we discuss the first line of alternative data available for investors interested in the commercial real estate industry. The report has consolidated the key datasets – ranging from sales, to rents, mortgages/loans, and supply – for investors hoping to investigate the state, and recovery, of the CRE industry.

ESG integration doesn’t have to be expensive. In this report, we outline how to find and use free ESG datasets.

In the sequel to last week’s piece, we continue our analysis of mobile app data. In this article we discuss the quality factors that differentiate different mobile app datasets.

In the first installation of our two-part analysis, we discuss the sources, methodologies, and compliance concerns surrounding mobile app datasets. Neudata address this topic in response to the overwhelming amount of interest we have observed for cost-effective alternatives to longtime industry leaders

How much does alternative data cost? In our Getting the Price Right series, we leverage our unique position in the industry and proprietary data on pricing to shed some light on this topic. This 2Q20 update of our original 2Q19 analysis provides fresh insight into the state of alternative data pricing.

In part 2, we continue our assessment of alternative datasets that cover the Latin American market. In this report, we focus on datasets that track agriculture, retail and political risk.

Considered by many to be a land of political and economic extremes, Latin America has long been one of the world’s most challenging regions in which to do business. In this report, we discuss a) five key drivers of the Latin American economy – both on a macro and stock-specific level, and b) relevant alternative datasets, local and foreign, for investors with Latin American market exposure.

As we officially head into the second month of living in a global pandemic, the key question on most investors’ minds remains the same today as it was back in March: which companies will remain resilient during this time of adversity, and which companies will crumble under the pressure? In this report, we discuss a variety of datasets that we believe help indicate corporate health and, in turn, financial distress.