As more asset managers explore sustainable investing practices, sourcing and evaluating datasets aligned to environmental, social and governance factors is becoming a larger part of their roles.

Speaking at the TradeTech Europe Virtual Event on Tuesday, US Securities and Exchange Commission outlined its thinking on regulatory moves the agency has made in the past year.

On Thursday, 28 May, Neudata hosted a virtual conference for investors the US and EU to discuss the ways in which the world will change as a result of the coronavirus, and how investors will continue to spot new trends for years to come.

On 19 May, Neudata hosted a virtual conference for investors in Asian markets to discuss the ways in which the world will change as a result of the coronavirus, and how investors will continue to spot new trends for years to come.  

At the Neudata COVID-19 Virtual Summit on 9 April, Neudata’s head of research spoke to attendees about the most popular datasets that investors are using to track the impact of the virus on global economies.

After several weeks of using data to measure the negative effect of the COVID-19 outbreak on global economies, the rest of the world is now looking to China to measure the speed and likelihood of a recovery.

The habits that people form during the COVID outbreak are likely to shape consumer purchasing decisions for years to come.

Investors are turning to unique sources of healthcare data to track public health outcomes in the face of COVID-19.

From setting up home offices to adjusting to their new unemployment circumstances, hundreds of millions of people all over the world are changing their working patterns to deal with the coronavirus outbreak.

Alternative data users are grappling with the effect that new consumer data-focused regulations will have on their ability to make predictions about financial markets.