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ISI Launches AI-Powered Corporate Debt Intelligence Platform for Emerging Markets

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ISI, a global provider of market intelligence, has launched a new platform designed for investors, bankers, and advisers focusing on emerging market corporates. Powered by REDD intelligence and the proprietary AI tool AskISI, the platform covers public bonds, private credit, and primary debt issuance. It aims to provide transparency in opaque markets by surfacing credit risks and event-driven dislocations before they trigger market reactions.

The hub integrates financial data, restructuring developments, and M&A activity for over 2,100 hard-currency corporate bond issuers. It offers deep coverage of high-yield and crossover credits, supported by ten years of historical data and detailed financials for 1,700 companies. Users can utilise AI-driven research to extract insights from more than 7,000 bond prospectuses and documents, significantly reducing manual research time.

This launch follows the introduction of REDD for Sovereign Debt and features a redesigned interface with personalised alerts and custom watchlists. By consolidating fragmented data and local expert insights into a single experience, the platform enables portfolio managers and credit analysts to track developments from origination through to secondary market performance.

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