Equity Research Automation demo
A crew of agents covers a whole earnings season for the research team; analysts decide 1:32
What the demo shows
A crew of agents covers a whole earnings season for the research team; analysts decide
Seven agents run the earnings season for the whole coverage universe. A Release Watcher catches each release within seconds from the newswire, EDGAR, exchange feeds and IR pages; an Extractor reads it in the original language and refreshes the analyst's own model; an independent Tie-out Reviewer re-ties every number before a word is drafted, finds recast prior periods and holds the note when a tie fails, never guessing. A Variance agent tests the result against the house estimate, consensus and the analyst's thesis claims; a Note Drafter writes the note with every sentence cited; a Compliance Sentinel checks the restricted list and the sources; a Coverage Planner rebalances names when analysts are out. The analyst approves estimate changes and signs; the Director of Research checks and releases to portfolio managers. The season runs from one board, like a departures board, its status flipping as the crew works.
Transcript
- Equity Research Automation. Agents covering a whole earnings season for research teams.
- Budgets are flat, yet analysts read 30 to 60 companies a quarter by hand.
- 7am. 14 companies are due at once.
- The board flips as agents work.
- Marlowe Brands is caught in 7 seconds.
- Priya's own model refreshes.
- EPS beats our estimate, but Gross Margin misses her thesis by 100%.
- 20 basis points. A tie fails.
- Page 6 restates last year.
- The reviewer holds rebuses, rechecks.
- Japanese or German releases are read in the original, beside the English.
- Priya asks how much of the beat came from tax.
- The answer is cited.
- She moves the margin claim and signs as the maker.
- The director releases it.
- Every figure cited, every note signed twice, every step logged.
- The aim, notes signed within two hours and up to 30% more names per analyst.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.