The pandemic has created a new set of alt-data devotees — and sparked a gold rush among providers. But some insiders warn it's a 'sucker's game' to chase trends.

Demand for alt data from hedge funds and corporates is surging. Here's the outlook for the industry, and why some are wary about chasing the trend.

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The pandemic has created a new set of alt-data devotees — and sparked a gold rush among providers. But some insiders warn it's a 'sucker's game' to chase trends. Dan DeFrancesco,Bradley Saacks | Demand for alt data from hedge funds and corporates is surging. Here's the outlook for the industry, and why some are wary about chasing the trend. Read More »

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