Credit Surveillance demo

For buy-side credit teams: agents watch every held issuer's filings, ratings, news and courts 1:34

What the demo shows

For buy-side credit teams: agents watch every held issuer's filings, ratings, news and courts

A tripwire matrix shows every held issuer as a row and eight tripwires as columns: spread, rating, covenant, court, auditor, management, late filing and restructuring. Specialist agents read filings, ratings, news, court dockets and prices every day in the language they are published and trip a wire when a house rule is crossed. The Challenger agent rechecks every citation, entity match and translation. The Correlator agent ties signals into a watch case, sizes the position in every fund, assigns the covering analyst and escalates by the rota; the Note agent drafts a cited hold-or-reduce note. The analyst sets the view, the PM decides the trade, a second person on the trading desk releases the orders, workout takes the legal questions and the Head of Credit Risk checks every closing.

Transcript

  1. Credit Surveillance, agents that watch every issuer a credit team holds every day.
  2. In 2025, distressed exchanges were two in three defaults, so reading late is costly.
  3. Overnight, they read 15,000 filings, news and court notices in any language.
  4. Each issuer is a row, each tripwire a column.
  5. Overnight, Sorrel's wires light up and it slides into a row.
  6. into watch cases. A Lyon court opens safeguard for a guarantor.
  7. The French sits beside the English.
  8. At 6.12, the correlator agent opened one case.
  9. The note agent drafted a cited reduced note.
  10. Camille, the analyst, sets the view herself.
  11. Rating B, outlook negative, signed.
  12. At 7.30, the portfolio manager approves, for orders wait for a second person on the desk.
  13. Every value cited, every decision signed, every case exported for auditors, every issuer read daily, and second signal to decision in under
  14. two hours. Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.

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