Alternatives data provider, Preqin has published its Fundraising for first-time managers: A guide to raising capital report.
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co has announced the launch of InfuseDX, described as a completely new way for its clients to view, customise, and package their data, to enable faster and more informed decision making.
Project Atlas, a collaborative effort by the BIS Innovation Hub Eurosystem Centre, De Nederlandsche Bank and the Deutsche Bundesbank, has been established to combine data gathered from crypto exchanges (called off-chain data) with granular data extracted from public blockchains (on-chain data).
Data provider big xyt has launched its ‘first-to-market’ real-time data analytics service for a high quality, consistent and normalised dataset of European trades and EBBO (European Best Bid and Offer) benchmark prices.
Bloomberg has announced the introduction of a new alternative data function, ALTD
The Investment Association has agreed a partnership with Fundipedia, a data management solution for asset managers, to use Fundipedia technology to replace the current ECHOWeb fund data collection platform.
Gathering robust, reliable and timely data to inform ESG investment decisions remains a persistent problem for asset managers and their investors.
Data and analytics provider BMLL has announced that Cboe Europe Indices are now available within the BMLL suite of products, writing that this complements existing Cboe historical data for Europe, US and Japan which is already offered in the BMLL products.
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A new study from fintech Exabel asked portfolio managers and investment analysts who focus on fundamental investing on their use of alternative data and found that just 23 per cent described their organisation’s process for using it as ‘excellent’. Some 63 per cent described it as good, but around one in eight (12 per cent) said it was average.
