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Raw P&Ls to senior-approved analysis, checked on every run.

Raw P&Ls to senior-approved analysis, checked on every run.

Raw P&Ls to senior-approved analysis, checked on every run.

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Speed is easy to demo and dangerous to ship in a regulated finance function. The constraint is generating analysis you can put a senior name on. So the eval layer is the product: every run is checked for accuracy, PII-safety and authorization before it counts, and an independent reviewer model plays adversary against the first. The analyst still drives, queries and signs off in-document. Raw P&L in, senior-approved analysis out, with the governance wired through the middle.

The challenge

Analysts produce analysis documents from raw P&Ls inside a permissioned, collaborative hierarchy. They needed AI speed without losing governance: every output had to be accurate, free of PII leakage, and authorized for the person requesting it. In a regulated function, an ungoverned generation is a liability.

The approach

  • Retrieval from the firm’s approved data over the firm’s data and P&Ls feeding pre-vetted analysis templates, with multi-model agentic generation (Claude primary, routed per use case).

  • An eval trust-layer that enforces accuracy, PII-safety and enterprise authorization on every single run, as it happens.

  • A maker-checker adversarial review where an independent model flags inconsistencies before sign-off, plus in-document highlight → query → resolve and senior approval inside permissioned spaces.

Artifacts and handoff

A built financial-analysis harness: governed-context RAG, templated multi-model generation, the per-run eval trust-layer, the adversarial maker-checker reviewer, and the in-document review/approval workflow.

Reported measures and design targets

  • Eval gate on every run: accuracy, PII-safety and enterprise authorization enforced per generation

  • Maker-checker built in: an independent model flags inconsistencies before sign-off

  • Retrieval from the firm’s approved data: generation grounded on the firm’s own data and P&Ls

  • Multi-model routing: Claude primary, routed per use case

Turn the lesson into a reliability question.

Turn the lesson into a reliability question.

Turn the lesson into a reliability question.

Explore the failure mechanisms, the tests they need and the evidence that establishes the customer outcome.