ISDA and CSA Data Extraction demo

Reads ISDA, CSA, GMRA and GMSLA agreements into structured terms for collateral and risk teams 1:33

What the demo shows

Reads ISDA, CSA, GMRA and GMSLA agreements into structured terms for collateral and risk teams

An election grid puts the collateral elections down the side and every executed agreement with a counterparty or fund across the top; each cell holds the term in force today with a clause chip that opens the passage, in the original language beside the English. Seven agents do the reading: the Intake agent classifies and matches every document; the Extraction and Checker agents read each clause independently and must agree; the Amendment agent applies the chain in date order and stops on any conflict; the Policy agent compares terms with the guidelines; the Drift agent compares every term with three systems each night and sizes the difference in dollars; the Load agent pushes a correction only after legal confirms the terms and the system's owner approves, keeps the earlier record as a version and reads the value back.

Transcript

  1. ISDA and CSA Data Extraction gives collateral and risk teams cited terms from every agreement.
  2. ISDA found AI reads CSA clauses at 90 percent, rarely 100, so people still sign.
  3. The election grid lines up every term in force across Brenmore's agreements.
  4. Two agents read every clause blind, German included, and amendments apply in date order.
  5. A 2023 amendment cut Brenmore's threshold to zero.
  6. The collateral system still holds $10 million.
  7. The drift agent cites paragraph 2A and sizes a $6.8 million call.
  8. Hannah Brooks in Legal confirms the terms in force with a reason.
  9. Ruth Okafor in Collateral Operations approves the load.
  10. The agent pushes it and reads it back before the 11 o'clock call.
  11. Every value cited Every change signed by two people Every step logged 37 drifts 41 million dollars Found in one night Built
  12. on Botminds Agents, data, screens And governance on one platform

Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.