Case study · Delivery evidence

Credit research automation without hiding the source

An agentic research workflow that connects internal materials and public financial information, exposes conflicts and missing evidence, and keeps investment judgement with the analyst.

The operating challenge

Analysts repeatedly collected, reconciled, and reformatted information across internal files and public sources. Faster drafting was useful only if material facts, conflicts, freshness, and provenance remained visible.

Designed intervention

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Modelled the research task, evidence levels, report structure, and analyst approval boundary.

02

Connected internal materials with current public financial information through a deduplicated retrieval pipeline.

03

Separated facts, inference, and risk judgement while attaching sources to material conclusions.

04

Recorded analyst edits and missing evidence as evaluation data for future releases.

Validation snapshot

These figures separate delivered scope from pilot validation. Each metric retains its measurement definition so product coverage is not mistaken for business impact.

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research source classes

Internal material and current public financial information

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orchestrated stages

Retrieval, cross-checking, and report drafting

91.6%

priority-fact recall

Reference facts entered the evidence set

98.3%

conclusion citation coverage

Material report judgements retained a reviewable source

4.4 h

research first-draft cycle

Task creation to analyst-ready draft; 7.6 h before

Evidence boundary

The validation sample measures fact recall, citation coverage, and first-draft time. The system does not replace credit, investment, or trading decisions.

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