
Ex-F1 strategist in driving seat at Schroders data unit
Mark Ainsworth on “turning data into alpha” at fundamental asset manager

As a former Formula 1 race strategy analyst, Mark Ainsworth knows all about using data to make mission-critical decisions. In his current role as head of a data unit at asset manager Schroders, he has one goal: “to turn data into alpha”.
Just as he used to crunch data to guide his drivers through a race, Ainsworth now leads a team that sources and analyses alternative data, alongside other large datasets, to predict the direction of stock prices. The aim is to help analysts and fund managers at
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