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Bridgewise Launches BRIDGET Conversational AI Tool for Investment Insights

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Capital markets intelligence and analysis company Bridgewise has unveiled BRIDGET, a Conversational AI investment tool tailored for institutional investors, brokers, and trading platforms. BRIDGET leverages large language models (LLMs) to transform static investment intelligence reports into dynamic, multilingual dialogues, offering regulatory-compliant investment recommendations across more than 25 languages and 15 markets, covering over 50,000 financial instruments globally.

Unlike general AI models, BRIDGET is designed to provide actionable buy/sell advice, specifically addressing gaps in finance-focused expertise and eliminating AI “hallucinations” that lead to inaccurate suggestions. Its specialized Micro Language Model (MLM) ensures precision in investment-related topics. As generative AI is projected to add between $200-$340 billion in value annually to the banking sector, BRIDGET aims to support the financial industry’s demand for innovative, compliant, and client-responsive solutions.

Gaby Diamant, Co-Founder and CEO of Bridgewise, comments: “By integrating advanced AI with regulatory compliance, we are not only enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of investment decisions but also ensuring that these decisions are made within a secure and compliant framework.” He adds: “This tool is a game-changer for financial institutions looking to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving sector, and to empower their analysts and investors to interact with data in a more intuitive and insightful manner, thereby enhancing decision-making processes.”

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