ABI Nexa turns regulatory filings into a standardized, provenanced corpus of fundamentals across markets, comparable across names and true to what each filer reported, with every number traceable to where it came from. Models, memos, profiles and screens are built on that evidence. No blank sheets, no black-box numbers.
Buy-side, sell-side and banking teams still spend real hours gathering, reconciling and re-entering data, then rebuilding the same models, comps and memos around it. Terminals give them the raw material. General-purpose AI can accelerate the work, but the provenance chain breaks between source, number and output.
They hold the data and charge for it. The model, the memo and the screen are still yours to assemble.
General-purpose tools accelerate the work, but a number with no filing behind it is one you re-check before your name goes on it.
A workflow that turns source filings into standardized, traceable data, and carries that provenance into every model, memo, screen and profile.
Regulatory filings are public and machine-readable. Whoever turns them into trustworthy, cited, workflow-ready output wins. So we built one provenanced fact layer and put every surface on top of it. The model, the profile, the screen, the memo and the answer all read the same number.
On ABI Nexa, AI retrieves and explains. It does not invent the numbers, and it cannot pass off a figure it did not fetch.
Valuations and calculations run in a deterministic engine that reproduces the same result byte for byte. The model narrates that result and checks it for sense; it never produces the number itself.
A guardrail checks that each number in an answer traces back to a retrieved cell in the corpus. If it does not resolve, the answer is refused rather than guessed.
Retrieval is scoped to the companies, periods and documents you asked for, and every claim carries the filing, accession and location it came from.
A fixed set of questions with known answers runs on every model and prompt change, so a regression is caught by us, not by you.
We ran the audit and published the method, and the harness reports its own exceptions. That last part is what makes the rest believable. See the methodology.
479 figures re-checked against the regulator's own structured record. Every one matched, at a 95% confidence interval of 99.2 to 100%.
The number is right, and the document we attribute it to is the one the regulator records it in.
Every fact's key recomputes from its own content, with 0 mismatches across 29.8M facts and no sampling.
Assets equal liabilities plus equity. The exceptions are surfaced and listed, not hidden.
Reach the data the way that fits your workflow, and let it produce the finished deliverable. Every surface is the same provenanced facts in a different container, so they always agree.
The number, and the filing it came from.
Standardized and as-reported fundamentals across markets, every value naming the document behind it.
Use one already built, or refresh your own.
Open a driver-based model on any name, or bring your own and update it on the earnings print in minutes. Every historical cell cited.
Your model, refreshed on the print.
Pull cited figures into the model you already use, and recalculate when a new filing lands.
A sourced profile, as of any date.
An editable one-pager as of any reporting date, with the financials workbook alongside.
Screen on what was filed, not what was assumed.
A missing figure drops a name from that test rather than scoring it zero.
The whole file, already read.
Statements, segments, KPIs, ownership, filings and the prebuilt model, on one terminal.
The corpus, programmatic, cited.
The same facts your tools consume, with the filing on every value.
Ask the corpus, not the internet.
Any LLM or agent answers from the entitled corpus with the filing attached.
Initiate in an afternoon, then argue with a model and a memo you did not build. Point-in-time vintages for backtests that do not peek.
Publish with every figure traceable. Refresh the model on the print, not the weekend after.
Profiles and precedent transactions with terms quoted from the filing, not summarised from a database.
An audit-ready data layer for agents. The citation travels with the fact, so your output can prove itself.
Tell us the markets and the companies you follow, and we will show you the platform on them.