People Moves (12 Aug ‘21): Placer.ai, Crux, Apptopia and more
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Nasdaq board diversity mandates open potential new source of ESG data
The SEC has approved Nasdaq’s plan to require diverse representation on the boards of all companies listed on the exchange, creating a future new source of governance data in the process. -
Alternative Data for China’s Automotive and EV Sector
2020 marked the transition of China's electric vehicle (BEV) market into a brand-new phase, one driven by mushrooming product offerings and the need to meet CO2 targets, instead of government subsidies. Now that the next battlefield for OEMs is to become cleaner and intelligent, we review the alternative data sources available to help understand the automotive industry and the fast-growing EV market in China. -
Should data buyers build local data infrastructure outside of the US/UK/EU?
We are concerned that the answer may now be "yes," given the recent spike in data localisation actions this summer. -
People moves (5 Aug ‘21): OpenCorporates, Toluna, TP ICAP and more
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ESG data trends: 2021 and beyond (part III)
In part III of our ESG data trends report, we discuss 1) the changing regulatory landscape, 2) measuring biodiversity loss, 3) greenwash mitigation, and 4) the industry’s shift towards a multilateral ESG ratings model. -
July Tidbits: Geolocation data has a reputation problem
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. -
People moves (29 Jul): JP Morgan, Apptopia, Chainalysis and more
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Transactional data vendors brace for Open Finance in US
Under the new regulatory regime, incumbent providers could suffer damage to panel stability and increased competition from new entrants. -
The Role of Chinese Retail Investors in Information Discovery and Dissemination
Chinese retail investors are well-known for their speculative and irrational behavior, and their informational role has often been perceived as “questionable.” We highlight the findings of a research paper that examines the role of retail investors in information discovery and dissemination based on NLP-enabled text analysis.