Sovereign Credit Analysis demo

What the demo shows

Answers sovereign credit questions from IMF, budget and central bank documents in any language

A clean Today page shows four numbers, what needs the person and what the agents did overnight, every line cited. The signature screen is the answer: one question, such as 'Will the country meet its fiscal rule?', answered down the center, and beside each sentence a rail of three columns, the original-language quote from the budget, central bank or debt office document, its English, and the figure the sentence uses, each cited to its page. Above it, a small fiscal-path chart puts the government's numbers against the IMF projection, the house deck and the rule ceiling. Seven agents do the reading: the Release Watcher fetches every official publisher on the list and re-runs standing questions; the Original-Language Reader reads each document in its own language; the Translation Verifier back-translates every quote; the Reconciler explains every gap between sources; the Fiscal Rule Tester tests the law on the house's own assumptions; the Answer Writer writes the cited answer; the View Drafter drafts the house-view memo. The analyst accepts, edits or rejects each sentence with a reason and decides what goes into the country file; a house-view change always needs the senior sovereign strategist, never the proposer.

Transcript

1. 0:00Sovereign Credit Analysis answers sovereign credit questions from IMF, budget, and central bank documents.
2. 0:09For EM debt teams, an IMF release alone moves spreads about 15 basis points.
3. 0:18Last night, Calvera's budget framework landed in Spanish.
4. 0:22Agents fetched it in minutes.
5. 0:26Ines asks, will Calvera meet its 2027 fiscal rule?
6. 0:32Six agents read each source in the original, and check it out.
7. 0:36check every translation. Each sentence shows its proof, the original, the English, the figure.
8. 0:47The IMF says 4.4.
9. 0:50The reconciler traces the gap to copper.
10. 0:54On the house, copper price Calvera misses its ceiling, so Ines proposes underweight.
11. 1:01Henrik, the strategist, approves with a reason code, proposers never approve.
12. 1:09Every sentence cited, every decision signed, every step logged.
13. 1:16The result, 25 countries read in the original, answered the day releases land.
14. 1:24Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.

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