There's a huge reorg underway at M Science, the pioneer alt-data seller owned by Jefferies. It's shaking up its executive ranks and sales team, and cutting data-scientist jobs.

One of the oldest players in the alternative-data space is cutting data scientists and reorganizing its executive team, sources told Business Insider.

December 19, 2019   |   View Online »

There's a huge reorg underway at M Science, the pioneer alt-data seller owned by Jefferies. It's shaking up its executive ranks and sales team, and cutting data-scientist jobs. Dan DeFrancesco,Bradley Saacks | One of the oldest players in the alternative-data space is cutting data scientists and reorganizing its executive team, sources told Business Insider. Read More »

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