Nielsen faces criticism for new “big data” product
An industry group has asked Nielsen to pause its future “big data” releases amid claims that its first month of data is inconsistent.
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Is social media sentiment data useful?
We summarise a 2022 research article that interviewed professionals within investment management, either utilising or monetising alternative data - and, in particular, their thoughts on social media-based sentiment analysis. -
People moves (3 March 2022): Third Point, App Annie, SigTech and more
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March Tidbits: FX volatility and exclusive clickstream/receipt data vendors
In our March note to clients, we highlight three actions that you should take to make the most of your Neudata subscription this month. -
From ratings to impact – the evolution of ESG data
ESG ratings are becoming old school. With advancements in big data and the growing demand for more sophisticated evaluation methodologies, ESG data is set for the next stage of evolution. We summarise the reasons behind the transition towards impact-based ESG assessments and notable vendors within the space. -
People moves (24 Feb 2022): Bloomberg, Preqin, TraditionDATA and more
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The energy industry: An alternative data primer
The state of the energy industry has been the topic of the moment, especially here in Europe - from energy companies ceasing trading in the UK, to supply shortages in the US, to pushes for nuclear-heavy energy generation in France. In this report, we outline the datasets available to monitor this volatile industry. We also draw attention to three case studies that showcase the application of alternative data in tracking the energy sector. -
People moves (17 Feb 2022): Maiden Century, SESAMm, Yodlee and more
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Tracking Saxo Bank’s ‘Outrageous Predictions 2022’
Every year, Saxo Bank’s strategists release ten ‘Outrageous Predictions’, which constitute major events should they materialise. This year’s predictions include Meta becoming less competitive, Reddit investors targeting sin stocks, and the looming energy crisis altering climate policies. With Facebook reporting a decline in DAUs and climate commitments yet to be enforced, we outline several alternative datasets that could help navigate 2022. -
The Signal: Can you feel the data tonight?
In our February edition, we explore consumer attitudes towards Valentine’s Day, highlight gaming acquisition implications, investigate workout trends and uncover some root causes of food price inflation.