UBS AM joins buy-siders building central data science teams
Data science unit will serve firm’s non-quant investment staff
UBS Asset Management has become the latest fund manager to set up a dedicated team to integrate the use of new types of data, machine-learning technology and other quant tools into its fundamental investment process.
The $795 billion asset manager has established a centralised quant unit called the Quantitative Evidence and Data Science (QED) team, to act as a resource for the firm’s non-quant investment professionals.
The group’s role will be to promote the use of data science throughout
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