AI Europe

Acuity Trading Partners with Crux Informatics for Further Data Processing Capabilites

Acuity Trading, an alternative data provider of market insights, has announced its partnership with data solutions company Crux Informatics. The move will see Acuity Trading utilise the data processing abilities of Crux Informatics to further unlock the world’s news content from unstructured data into actionable trading tools and intelligence.

The partnership will take Acuity Trading’s NLP technology, AI trading software signals and data analysis to the next level. Acuity combines expertise in news, technology and computational science to provide market professionals with alternative views of the markets. Acuity analyses news content from Dow Jones Newswires, which includes content from The Wall Street Journal and Barron’s, to assess underlying market sentiment towards global financial instruments.

Andrew Lane, Co-Founder, Acuity Trading, said: “Exciting times lie ahead for our team. Partnering with Crux Informatics is the natural next step for Acuity Trading as we scale our data services and enable more investors to streamline their onboarding process. The combination of Crux’s data processing powers and operational support interwoven with our unique data sets will empower traders to discover individual alpha for competitive advantage.”

Founded in 2013 and headquartered in London, Acuity Trading is a financial technology company, extracting and analysing rich sentiment data from global news sources to provide online brokers, investors and market professionals across the investment community with an alternative and unique view of the markets.

Author

  • Polly is a journalist, content creator and general opinion holder from North Wales. She has written for a number of publications, usually hovering around the topics of fintech, tech, lifestyle and body positivity.

    View all posts

Related posts

Emission Tracking and Reducing Greenwashing Top Priorities for Fils and Telr’s New Partnership

Francis Bignell

Twilio Report Shows Growing Divide in Consumer Confidence for AI Personalisation

The Fintech Times

Yooz: Has the Pandemic Accelerated Automation in Accounts Payable?

Polly Jean Harrison