People moves (29 Sept 2022): Impact Cubed, Near, Preqin and more
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Is the FTC coming after my vendors?
In the past few weeks, the FTC has taken several actions that suggest that moment has arrived... -
People moves (22 Sept 2022): Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, Unacast, IRI
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Alternative data pricing trends 3Q22
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 3Q22 update of our 2Q20 and 2Q19 analysis provides fresh insight into the state of alternative data pricing. -
Measuring biodiversity with satellite data
Given some of the limitations of in-situ biodiversity data, the authors explore using satellite data to derive biodiversity-related physiological proxies. We summarise the data sources, advantages and limitations discussed in the research, and highlight potentially relevant satellite data providers. -
The Signal: How are markets performing in a post-Covid world?
Welcome to The Signal, we are looking at how markets are performing in a post- Covid world across multiple industries. -
People moves (15 Sept 2022): Winterflood, Lotame, Toluna and more
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China’s carbon data providers
China hopes to deploy a national standard for environmental statistics and data accounting before 2025. This report summarises datasets that facilitate investors’ efforts to decarbonise their China-related investment portfolios. -
People moves (8 Sept 2022): Millennium, NNIP, Ravenpack and more
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Alternative sources of labour market data
Global labour markets have been facing increasing pressure. Skills shortages and imbalances in the demand-supply of labour have been driving inflationary pressures. More recently, recessionary conditions have increased concerns of mass layoffs.