As capital markets firms make integrating artificial intelligence into their systems a strategic priority dv01, the capital markets fintech, rolled out an agentic infrastructure to assist its collateral analysis and cashflow modeling across securitization workflows.
The A.I. platform will support its DealStudio and Credit Facility Management, according to a company announcement. Companies can now run collateral analysis and cashflow projections in their own AI environments, using systems including Claude and ChatGPT.
It will enable firms to use AI across asset-backed securities (ABS) and residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) workflows, relying on dv-1's data repository of more than 650 million loans and 2,400 transactions, according to the company.
Artificial intelligence on the dv01 platform provide source documents and instructions, then review, refine and approve the work, the company said. One example of dv01's capabilities is taking an offering memorandum into a draft structure. It can also combine a credit agreement with loan data to create a facility, and draft borrowing base and monthly servicer reports.
Built-in AI agents are available within dv01's product lines, and the model context protocol (MCP), an open-source integration data standard to connect AI with external systems, is live for Claude and ChatGPT, the company said.
"The industry is approaching a fundamental shift in how work gets done, and AI cannot be treated as a feature," according to a statement from Jonathan Warrick, head of dv01. "Firms can move beyond automating tasks and expand what is possible across structured finance without lowering the standards for rigor, control, and accountability."
