April 28 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm US Eastern Time
Brought to you by CODiE Awards lead sponsor, Amazon Web Services (AWS) participants will engage in a robust dialogue on how to organize for innovation and set the foundation for new ideas.
April 29 @ 1:00pm - 2:00pm US Eastern Time
Content metrics and which ones publishers should focus on continue to matter greatly—and only get more varied as our platforms advance. It used to be having a high open rate and few unsubscribes would allow you a good night’s sleep.
May 4 @11am - 12 pm US Eastern Time
The Robots Exclusion Protocol, often called “robots.txt,” is used by websites to communicate with web crawlers and other web robots, or “bots”. It can signal to the web robot which areas of the website should not be processed or scanned.
May 12 @ 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Singapore time
When market data first came to the cloud we talked about cloud feeds and APIs to get data. That requires cloud programming skills; we’re past that. Data vendors and exchanges have done some of the “heavy-lifting” to interface their data to visualised cloud tools.
May 19 @1-2 pm US Eastern Time
Join fellow CEOs and workplace experts for a discussion on how we return to the office.
May 20 @ 1:00pm - 2:00pm US Eastern Time
The tidal wave of data privacy regulation combined with major tech platforms like Apple and Google abandoning third-party cookies lead many to predict the decline of third-party data and power coming back to publishers who can use that first-party data to sell high-value audiences and scale their reach beyond their own websites and communities.
May 20 @ 10:00am - 11:00am US Eastern Time
LIBOR fell out of favor some time ago, but now that the FCA has set a firm deadline for the end of the benchmark, there's a timeline to act. Come to this session with your questions about handling the LIBOR transition. Panelists will discuss everything you want to know about what's happening with RFRs leading up to the December 31 sunset date and beyond.
May 27 @ 10:00am - 11:20am US Eastern Time
The Alternative Data council presents this fireside chat and roundtable discussion with Avi Rosenbluth, a quantitative portfolio manager. Avi has deep and broad experience utilizing data to make investment decisions through recent executive roles at AQR and Goldman Sachs. This will be a wonderful opportunity to hear from a typically tight-lipped section of the industry and to discuss your thoughts with peers.
Topics will include:
• the data requirements of discretionary vs. systematic strategies and how alternative data is facilitating some approaches and may hamstring others
• the importance of timely, frequent, curated and reliable data and what happens when any of these elements is not present
• what machine learning can and cannot do
• advice for vendors on when to pursue and when to abandon building out a particular data set
• the role of regulations and standards in supporting the growth of the alternative data industry.
June 2 @ 10:00am - 11:00am US Eastern Time
An increasing number of market participants are showing interest in unlisted securities to take advantage of their pre-IPO growth. More importantly, this increased interest is impacting several aspects of our industry including enhanced availability of data, standardizing compliance processes, and improvements in technology. Our panelists will share their thoughts on the impact of these changes.
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