In an investment management firm, every morning the analyst opens Bloomberg Terminal or LSEG Workspace, where market reviews from several brokers and issuers' quarterly reports are waiting, along with stock exchange announcements about issuer events, and in e-mail there are updated fund prospectuses, key information documents and Morningstar Direct fund reports. The analyst opens a hundred-page prospectus to find out whether the fees and the risk section have changed since the previous version. Some documents stay unread, and a change is noticed only when a client or the compliance officer asks about it. Knowledge of what has changed is held in individual people's heads.
The solution takes documents from the analysts' mailbox, from a shared SharePoint folder that Bloomberg and LSEG material is exported to, and from the Morningstar Direct report export, then passes them to Claude running in a private environment in Amazon Bedrock in an EU region. The model prepares a summary on the topics you set: risk factors, fees and costs, changes to strategy or limits, stock exchange and regulatory announcements, differences from the previous version. Every statement has a reference to a page of the document. The summary is descriptive, with no assessments, forecasts or buy and sell suggestions, because recommendations are given by your licensed people. The analyst reads the summary in a Teams channel, opens only the flagged pages and decides what to do next. We connect to Bloomberg, LSEG and Morningstar through export or an e-mail flow, according to your licence terms. Documents are not used to train the model, and processing is written to a log.