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NYU Launches the World's First Alternative Data Course Following the Publication of a Seminal White Paper by Two of Its Professors

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Wednesday, October 21, 2020

The new class represents the first time an accredited institution offers a full university course on alternative data.

Key Points:

The new class represents the first time an accredited institution offers a full university course on alternative data.
In conjunction with the new class, Professors Petter Kolm and Gene Ekster have published a new white paper ( https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3715828 ) on alternative data.
Novel findings in the paper describe the relationship between the alternative data ecosystem, investment alpha potential, and the degree to which data is structured.
The authors argue that the very fabric of alternative data, which is often unstructured, creates the many varieties of alpha opportunities unique to the alternative data ecosystem.

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Tuesday, June 9, 2020

Since the referendum on the United Kingdoms membership of the European Union the process of Brexit has been a national fixation.

Key Points:

Since the referendum on the United Kingdoms membership of the European Union the process of Brexit has been a national fixation.
The COVID-19 pandemic has since monopolised national and international attention but while the context has changed, the issues around Brexit have not.
The Committee has examined the continuing constitutional challenges of legislating for Brexit.
Creating criminal offences and establishing and empowering public bodies by delegated powers is "in general constitutionally unacceptable.

Retrieved on:

Tuesday, June 9, 2020

Since the referendum on the United Kingdoms membership of the European Union the process of Brexit has been a national fixation.

Key Points:

Since the referendum on the United Kingdoms membership of the European Union the process of Brexit has been a national fixation.
The COVID-19 pandemic has since monopolised national and international attention but while the context has changed, the issues around Brexit have not.
The Committee has examined the continuing constitutional challenges of legislating for Brexit.
Creating criminal offences and establishing and empowering public bodies by delegated powers is "in general constitutionally unacceptable.