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Monterone on Making sense of the crowded data landscape
November 23, 2021
The use of data within the hedge fund industry has grown exponentially over the past decade, with fund managers from across the spectrum increasingly turning to ever-more complex datasets in a bid to stay ahead of the competition.
Speakers at this year’s hedgeweekLIVE European Emerging Managers Summit, which took place at the Reform Club in London, discussed how fledgling funds can most effectively use, store and interrogate data in an increasingly crowded information landscape.
Moderating the discussion, Evan Lubin, director of EMEA at Sentieo, said a major challenge for managers right now is trying to pin down what is “value additive” about certain datasets.
“The challenge is that it is overwhelming – there is so much data available, there are so many large datasets and different inputs,” said Phillip Chapple, COO at Monterone Partners, who explained that his firm looks to zero in on what data may ultimately strengthen its position-building process. Link to full article.
Speakers at this year’s hedgeweekLIVE European Emerging Managers Summit, which took place at the Reform Club in London, discussed how fledgling funds can most effectively use, store and interrogate data in an increasingly crowded information landscape.
Moderating the discussion, Evan Lubin, director of EMEA at Sentieo, said a major challenge for managers right now is trying to pin down what is “value additive” about certain datasets.
“The challenge is that it is overwhelming – there is so much data available, there are so many large datasets and different inputs,” said Phillip Chapple, COO at Monterone Partners, who explained that his firm looks to zero in on what data may ultimately strengthen its position-building process. Link to full article.