Market Disclosure Intelligence
Regulatory announcements read as they publish, classified by type and issuer, summarised and pushed to the desks that hold the exposure.
Typical outcomes for this kind of engagement. Results depend on your data and starting point.
Listed issuers publish a constant stream of regulatory announcements — results, director dealings, cautionary statements, changes of control — as free text with no consistent structure. Anyone holding or covering the position has to read them to find out which ones matter. In practice they are skimmed, and the one that mattered is found later, in a note from someone else.
- A constant stream of free-text announcements with no consistent structure
- Material items skimmed and found later, in someone else's note
- No link between an announcement and the desks that hold the exposure
- History that can be retrieved by date but not by question
- Manual monitoring that scales with headcount, not with coverage
CloudGate ingests announcements as they publish, classifies each by type and issuer, extracts the facts that change a view — amounts, dates, parties, thresholds crossed — and summarises it against the reader's own holdings or coverage. Material items are pushed to the desks that hold the exposure, and the full history becomes searchable in plain language.
- Announcements ingested as they publish, not in an overnight batch
- Each classified by type and issuer, with the key facts extracted
- Summaries written against the reader's own holdings or coverage
- Material items pushed to the desks that carry the exposure
- Full history searchable in plain language, not just by date and code
- Thresholds and repeat patterns surfaced across issuers