Pay Attention to Proprietary Data

In this month's "Industry Warehouse," Xenomorph's Brian Sentance raises awareness about how to use derived data

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Brian Sentance, CEO, Xenomorph

Financial institutions rely heavily on information sourced from vendors, whether that's market or reference data. Yet their most valuable data sets tend to be those they create themselves. Proprietary or "derived" data gives these institutions an edge by providing the ability to spot mispricing of risk, capture alpha and outperform the market.

Given the importance of proprietary data and analytics, one would think most firms would support its production with the most secure, robust and auditable

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