Since the inaugural list in 2019, #RefinitivSocial100 has brought together a diverse group of 100 conversation starters and leaders who are driving the data conversation on social media.

To create our Top 100 list, we worked with a team of social media analysts and compiled a long list of 200+ keywords. The list was then ranked by how each individual’s LinkedIn and Twitter content performed against four key metrics. Discover the methodology and data behind #RefinitivSocial100.

Join us during the first week of September for the "Tech and Venture Capital week" on the Reuters Global Markets Forum. We discuss a host of interesting topics including the transitive impact of technology on the financial and business world, how Asia’s biggest companies are embracing fintech, and the changes affecting SaaS start-ups as they adjust for a pandemic-altered world. We also go beyond and peek for insights on the repercussions of the U.S.-China trade war on advancements in computing chips and how successful European attempts to muzzle the market power of Big Tech have been ahead of the 2020 U.S. Presidential election.

The coronavirus global pandemic in 2020 has few historic parallels, making it highly challenging to interpret and predict its impact. Refinitiv has sought to provide answers and drive the data conversation by liaising with key social opinion leaders on key industry themes and strategies.

Join us during the first week of September for the "Tech and Venture Capital week" on the Reuters Global Markets Forum. We discuss a host of interesting topics including the transitive impact of technology on the financial and business world, how Asia’s biggest companies are embracing fintech, and the changes affecting SaaS start-ups as they adjust for a pandemic-altered world. We also go beyond and peek for insights on the repercussions of the U.S.-China trade war on advancements in computing chips and how successful European attempts to muzzle the market power of Big Tech have been ahead of the 2020 U.S. Presidential election.

Financial institutions have been in a frenzy to digitize virtually every aspect of consumer engagement — from account opening to customer care. But many banking providers still lag far behind... as consumers grow increasingly restless.

As the COVID-19 pandemic forces companies to explore electronic and socially distant ways of doing things, a new survey from Greenwich Associates has confirmed the increasing importance of social media in financial advisors’ businesses.

In a global online poll of 1,124 financial advisors commissioned by LinkedIn, the research firm found that more than half of respondents have increased their activity on LinkedIn or Twitter in the past year.

It appears the trend won’t stop anytime soon, either. When asked about their planned usage of different social media platforms, 38% of the participants said they plan to raise their usage of LinkedIn, making it the most in-demand platform in the survey.

Join us during the first week of September for the "Tech and Venture Capital week" on the Reuters Global Markets Forum. We discuss a host of interesting topics including the transitive impact of technology on the financial and business world, how Asia’s biggest companies are embracing fintech, and the changes affecting SaaS start-ups as they adjust for a pandemic-altered world. We also go beyond and peek for insights on the repercussions of the U.S.-China trade war on advancements in computing chips and how successful European attempts to muzzle the market power of Big Tech have been ahead of the 2020 U.S. Presidential election.

With less than 100 days to go for the U.S. Presidential elections, we take a look at who is better placed to win the race.

According to the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll, Democratic candidate Joe Biden leads President Donald Trump by 8 percentage points. He also has a big advantage with undecided voters. What can Team Trump do to claw back the gap? Should Team Biden sit on the lead, or go for the kill? We ask this and much more to our panel of experts that include market gurus, political pundits and betting experts.

Roger Hirst and Jim Mitchell, Refinitiv’s Head of America’s Oil Analysts, talk about the energy policies of Donald Trump and Joe Biden. As the U.S. heads towards its November election, the candidate's energy policies are likely to come under significant scrutiny by the voting population, given the key role that the energy sector has within the U.S. economy, especially after the recent shift from being a net importer to becoming a net exporter of oil.

Should companies solely determine whether and how they integrate ESG concerns into their business decisions? And what role do fund managers play in such decisions? An Edelman survey revealed that 90 percent of respondents wanted brands to protect employees and suppliers even if it comes at a financial cost. The survey also found that around six in ten respondents believe that U.S. brands need to get their house in order with regard to racial injustice. Findings from Refinitiv’s Sustainable Finance Review showed that the COVID-19 pandemic has amplified consumers’ desire for sustainable companies.

With less than 100 days to go for the U.S. Presidential elections, we take a look at who is better placed to win the race.

According to the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll, Democratic candidate Joe Biden leads President Donald Trump by 8 percentage points. He also has a big advantage with undecided voters. What can Team Trump do to claw back the gap? Should Team Biden sit on the lead, or go for the kill? We ask this and much more to our panel of experts that include market gurus, political pundits and betting experts.

August’s Market Voice analyzes the reasons behind gold’s impressive rally in recent weeks, which saw the dollar price break through the $2,000/oz mark in early August, and the prospects for a sustained rally.

A new Refinitiv webinar unpacks the regulatory trends and attendant challenges that are shaping the financial services industry in 2020 and beyond. What steps will banks and financial institutions need to take to adapt to this regulation?

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The coronavirus pandemic has clearly accelerated our dependency on technology, online activities, and artificial intelligence. AI is particularly important for businesses as it enables personalized services on a massive scale, and customers are increasingly demanding it.

However, not every company has the knowledge or the tools to implement AI, nor do they know what is required from them to become AI-driven. In this post, I will discuss what options these companies have.

It is important to note that while many of the methods described below assist no-coders, they are also suitable for developers, who can enjoy the extra development speed they bring in.