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Introducing the Nasdaq Disclosure Agents: AI Agents Built for Disclosure Work

Key Takeaways
  • Disclosure teams face growing complexity, volume, and reporting demands.
  • The Nasdaq Disclosure Agents use AI to research disclosures, identify trends, and benchmark peers at scale.
  • Purpose-built agents help teams draft disclosures, uncover gaps, and turn insights into action faster.

The volume, complexity, and pace of public company disclosure are all increasing at once. Regulatory expectations are evolving, new technologies are reshaping businesses, and emerging geopolitical, operational and market risks can move rapidly from the periphery to the center of corporate reporting.

For the legal, finance, governance, sustainability, and reporting teams responsible for disclosure, that means more information to monitor, more issues to assess, and less time to determine what warrants attention. The challenge is no longer simply finding information. It is making sense of large volumes of disclosure-related data across sources, understanding what is changing, how peers are responding, and what matters for your company, and then translating those findings into insights decisionmakers can use.

Many of these assignments are complex. Understanding how a risk is emerging across the entire market, evaluating a new reporting requirement, preparing new disclosure language, or identifying potential gaps can require reviewing hundreds or thousands of filings, regulations, and other corporate documents. AI creates the opportunity to approach that work differently.

That’s why Nasdaq has introduced the Nasdaq Disclosure Agents, a new set of purpose-built AI agents designed specifically for disclosure work. Available within Nasdaq Lens™, the agents build on the years of learning, deployment, and proven success of the platform’s AI Assistant. 

The Agents, including the Nasdaq Disclosure Research Agent, Nasdaq Disclosure Drafting Agent, and Nasdaq Gap Analysis Agent, combine Nasdaq’s unique data and insights, long-running scaled research, global disclosure universe, and disclosure-specific context and workflows to help legal, finance, governance, sustainability, and risk professionals move from information to action.

Moving Beyond One-Off AI Answers

General-purpose AI assistants have made it easier to ask questions and generate content. But many of the most valuable disclosure workflows require more than a response to a prompt. They require an agent to gather information across a large universe of sources, compare companies and reporting periods, identify meaningful changes, trace findings back to evidence, synthesize what matters, and turn the analysis into something a disclosure professional can action.

The Nasdaq Disclosure Agents are designed around the reality that disclosure work is specialized. The Agents can take on complex, multi-step assignments that may run for extended periods of time, research across large collections of Nasdaq’s unique data and insights, public company disclosures, and regulatory content, and return work products and disclosure drafts ready for professional review. Moreover, the Agents open the door to a different scale of disclosure work: analyzing an entire sector rather than a handful of companies, identifying market-wide changes that would be difficult to uncover manually, and continuously turning new information into usable intelligence.

Meet the Disclosure Agents

The Nasdaq Disclosure Agents are made up of three agents built specifically for disclosure work, available in Nasdaq Lens.

Nasdaq Disclosure Research Agent
The Disclosure Research Agent conducts deep, source-linked research across 12,000+ global companies’ disclosures, including SEC filings, annual reports, proxy statements, governance documents, sustainability reports, earnings materials, regulations, peer disclosures, and Nasdaq’s unique data and insights. The Agent can research large peer groups and multiple reporting periods, identify emerging trends and outliers, benchmark disclosures, and generate research reports, Excel analyses, PowerPoint decks, Word documents, PDFs, and executive briefings.

Nasdaq Disclosure Drafting Agent
The Disclosure Drafting Agent turns completed research and company context into work. The Agent can generate first drafts, suggested revisions, alternative language, redlines, executive summaries, and other review-ready materials tailored to a company’s reporting objectives.

Nasdaq Gap Analysis Agent
The Gap Analysis Agent evaluates disclosures against global regulatory requirements, reporting frameworks, and peer practices to identify gaps, inconsistencies, and potential areas for improvement.

See What the Agents Can Do

Legal, finance, governance, sustainability, and risk professionals no longer need to rely solely on legacy tools, fragmented manual processes, or general-purpose AI solutions to research, compare, and prepare disclosures. The Nasdaq Disclosure Agents are purpose-built for the disclosure domain with the context, Nasdaq’s unique data and insights, and workflows needed to move from questions to evidence-based answers and review-ready work products.

In a fast-changing regulatory and business environment, where more responsibility is being placed on disclosure teams, the Nasdaq Disclosure Agents offer practical AI capabilities that can be deployed today. The agents can help teams understand what is changing, benchmark how their company compares, identify gaps and risks, and focus on professional judgment where it matters most.

Explore the Agents, see the scaled market insights they can power, and learn how you can apply the Nasdaq Disclosure Agents to your company and selected peers.

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