The Hedgineer Podcast

Data is maturing at an incredible rate. In turn, the value of data is increasing as new strategies and productization continues to evolve. In episode 15, Eagle Alpha CEO Niall Hurley, discusses the changes and developments in the alternative data space. Niall highlights emergence of corporates, often times b2b SASS companies, realizing new high margin revenue opportunities by monetizing their data by working with companies like Eagle Alpha to deliver unique insights to their clients. By allowing EA to take on the compliance and economic feasibility testing of bringing new data sets to market, Niall is at the tip of the spear for bringing new insights into the market place faster and helping make better capital allocation decisions. Historically new data sets are brought to market by an entire entity whose business model is to resell data (Think 1010, Yodlee, etc, or to create new data sets as an aggregator, think Yipit, MScience, etc). It is rare for a corporate to sell direct in a b2c model. It's growing increasingly more challenging to figure out compliance, difficult to find distribution unions, and is not always a significant enough revenue opportunity to justify the resources required to execute. However, Niall believe change is among us his company is positioned well to act as a market place for the high managing, orthogonal revenue opportunities for corporates to monetize their data. Additional topics include: The exploration of new data categories and the continued support for data delivery and go-to-market strategies. Advancements made by quantitative and multi-strategy funds in utilizing alternative data, and the challenges faced by smaller funds in adopting these data sources The need for a robust data infrastructure and platform to effectively integrate and analyze alternative data Is there a need for open-source solutions in risk modeling?. It’s all here in this incredible episode of the Hedgineer Podcast. Listen here. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

At Hedgineer, we believe data has a voice and we are committed to helping you hear what its saying. In this episode, former Goldman Lead Engineer, now Hedgineer Managing Director Jhanvi Virani joins us to discuss how hedge funds can deliver alpha to their investors by leveraging the Hedgineer platform. Gone are the days of siloed data and non existent processes.  To thrive as a hedge fund in 2024 and beyond, you need to interact with your data to unlock its true value.Jhanvi explains how her skill set and years of experience at Goldman uniquely position her to solve the most challenging data and analytics problems our customers face. She believes in the power of storytelling, that is has a direct impact on the way your investors evaluate their relationship with your firm. This is a DO NOT MISS episode. Thanks for joining us. Key points include: Interconnectivity between Risk, Research, Trading, Operations, and Investor Relations Breaking down data silos Unlocking data Enabling your data to tell stories Define and unify processes Bring your own cloud ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Just about everything in the world of finance is data. It’s only a matter of time that the early adopters and educated users of AI will outrace their competitors to the top. In Episode 13 of the Hedgineer podcast, host Michael Watson interviews Rob Krzyzanowski, an expert in AI and machine learning with experience at notable firms like Avant, Spring Labs, and Citadel - and also a partner at Hedgineer. Rob offers his best-in-class view on the value of AI, and specifically, how it translates into platforms that can produce tangible results for hedge funds. We also get a simplified value proposition perspective for large language models, and how they're fundamentally changing the way funds operate. The conversation also provides a forward-looking view on balancing AI advancements and their application to: -risk management -stock classification -operating efficiencies -cost reductions As the team continues it's expansion efforts, Michael wraps the episode with a call for talent. Hedgineer's growth is fueled by world class people. Come join us. Hedgineer.io ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

The hedge fund industry can learn a lot about monetizing data, especially through the lens of CRM - Customer Relationship Management. In this episode, long-time Salesforce executive Kyle Johnson joins us to discuss how CRM went from a fringe business concept to a core driver of today’s corporate environment. And here’s the key, CRM is really all about data. Names, phone numbers, emails, dates, etc. The genius comes in structuring that information in a format that salespeople can use to drive revenue and improve customer relations overall.  And when it comes to hedge funds, customers are investors. Kyle explains how hedge funds can apply this CRM analogy directly  - taking numbers from behind the scenes, structuring the data, then employing it through a platform that works specifically for the fund’s investor relations.  It’s what CRM did for sales, yet customized for hedge funds. Key points include:  * automating investor outreach * using CRM to scale investor relations * enhancing brand perception and engagement via social media * developing a customer-centric sales model * analyzing investor data * integrating CRM systems * implementing technology solutions for operational efficiency The time is now for hedge funds to learn from the sales world. Structure their data. Improve investors relations and set new standards of customer care through technology. Thankfully, Kyle reveals it all in this critically valuable episode. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Welcome back to the Hedgineer Podcast, where we delve into the fascinating world of AI, data, and technology for hedge funds, asset managers, and prop trading. In this episode, we’re thrilled to have Brian Lee as our guest. Brian, a former colleague, is a true thought leader when it comes to user interface (UI) and user experience (UX) in the hedge fund space. Brian’s journey has been nothing short of remarkable. From his early days at Citadel to his recent role as a senior engineer at Figma—a world-class UI development platform—he has honed his skills in creating intuitive tools and systems for portfolio managers and risk analysts. Figma, a powerhouse in the UI design realm, has provided Brian with a unique perspective on the interplay between UI/UX and asset management within hedge funds. Join us as Brian shares insights from his career journey, including his software engineering work at Intel, where he dived deep into C++ and the inner workings of compute systems. His passion for understanding fundamental system principles led him to explore web technologies and backend development during internships at unicorn companies. Tune in to gain valuable insights into the dynamic world of UI/UX in finance, straight from the Hedgineer Podcast! 🎙️ Remember to subscribe and stay tuned for more thought-provoking discussions on the intersection of technology and finance. If you’re curious about how UI/UX impacts asset management, this episode is a must-listen! 🚀 For more exciting info and other podcast episodes visit hedgineer.io Feel free to share your thoughts and questions in the comments below. Happy listening! 🎧🌟 Disclaimer: The views expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not constitute financial advice. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.