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2024 has seen major activity within the private markets space, most notably large energy and healthcare deals. This report outlines trends we have observed in 2024 and analyses how PE firms can use alternative data to better inform new strategies.

A common question we get asked by data sellers is: what types of healthcare data is interesting to buyers? To answer this, we highlight common types of healthcare data and those most relevant for data buyers.

We outline how alternative data can help investors explore whether companies’ AI developments are actually meaningful, or AI-washing in action.

Between June and August 2024, 157 alternative data industry professionals completed Neudata’s 2024 Industry Trends Survey. We asked about data costs, trials, pain points, popular categories and, of course, AI. In this report, we reveal our findings and draw some conclusions about the state of the industry.

Considering recent unstable macroeconomic conditions, determining the trajectory of consumer spending with high-frequency alternative sources can offer investors a timely advantage for anticipating the probability of economic slowdown. In this report, we summarise these dataset types.

Although the alternative data market has taken off in the past few years, current dataset challenges have limited its integration for systematic macro and multi-asset strategies. Finding datasets that can produce trading signals across asset classes with global coverage and adequate historical data isn’t always easy. In this report, we highlight different types of alternative datasets that overcome these hurdles and can be applied to these trading strategies.

With 2024 underway, we look back at 2023’s contribution to the alternative data landscape.

We outline the key datasets available to monitor the industrials sector, highlighting datasets better suited for quantitative and fundamental strategies. The sub-sectors in focus are machinery/heavy equipment, building materials, transportation and chemicals.