Must-know moves in data regulation: June
June's top regulatory developments include state-level AI regulation, CFPB rule withdrawals and cross-border transfer regulation.
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June fresh finds: Consumption and spend data
This month, we spotlight emerging consumer consumption and spend datasets, including digital banking consumer transactions, vehicle sales, electric vehicle charging and event ticket sales. -
The US healthcare claims race
We analyse how 2024’s cyberattack shook up the US healthcare claims market. Will one data provider emerge as the new investor ‘gold standard’? -
Using transaction data for macroeconomic forecasting in times of crisis
We review the benefits of using transaction data to forecast short-term GDP in times of economic crisis. -
PIPCA in focus: China’s new audit rules raise the stakes for data buyers
PIPCA has arrived, and it marks a significant addition to the compliance landscape. With China’s new personal information audit regime now in force, data buyers who source alternative data from or through China are seeing increased regulatory scrutiny. -
Unlocking Korea’s market boom: Traditional and alternative data tools
This report explores how sector-specific datasets help investors track the KOSPI rally following the short sell ban removal and governance reforms in Korea. -
June notebook: Major disruptions + panel reductions
Two big disruptions have impacted many data buyers this past month. -
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How are data providers adapting to today’s regulatory environment?
Our Ask Brittany column will answer a commonly asked question from real data buyers and sellers. Email your submission, and we might answer it in next month's newsletter. Q: How are data providers adapting to today’s regulatory and compliance env... -
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Vessels to ports: An alternative data perspective
Tariffs have driven demand for trade data. This report reviews key vendors in trade statistics, bills of lading, and vessel data for real-time tariff insights. -
Mapping Chinese manufacturing migration after the tariff shock
The 2018 Trump tariffs triggered a significant reorganisation of manufacturing activities in China and the rest of Asia. With the 2025 Trump administration implementing even higher tariffs, some Chinese corporations appear less surprised and better prepared, having initiated relocation strategies. In this review, we explore how trade flow and corporate data can reveal the reshaping of the global supply...