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Nasdaq Disclosure Agents

Nasdaq Disclosure Agents combine public company content with Nasdaq’s unique data and insights to research, benchmark, and draft disclosures, delivering sourced-linked insights and review-ready work products for legal, finance, governance, sustainability, and risk teams.

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Nasdaq’s Unique Data & Insights

Long-running Research Agents

Source-Linked, Scaled Benchmarking

Review-Ready Work Products

Purpose-Built for Disclosure Work

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Agents that Power Disclosure Work and Market Intelligence

Rather than simply answering questions, the Nasdaq Disclosure Agents perform the work behind high-stakes disclosures—a continuous intelligence layer around public company disclosures to find what is changing, translate it into useful insights, and put those insights to work. 

Available within Nasdaq Lens™, Nasdaq’s Disclosure Agents leverage unique data and insights to execute complex, multi-step assignments, continue working for extended periods, and return deliverables ready for professional review. 

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Nasdaq Disclosure Research Agent 

A research agent built to turn large volumes of public company information and Nasdaq’s unique data and insights into source-linked market intelligence and review-ready work products. 

  • Access Nasdaq’s unique data and insights on risk factors, MD&A, regulatory standards, and more
  • Research SEC filings, annual reports, proxies, governance documents, sustainability reports, earnings materials, regulations, and over 300 other document types
  • Benchmark disclosures against peers or sectors and prior periods
  • Identify emerging trends, outliers, and supporting examples
  • Generate reports, executive briefings, presentations, and Excel analyses ready for professional review
Nasdaq Disclosure Drafting Agent

A drafting agent that turns research, company context, and disclosure requirements into review-ready disclosure first drafts.

  • Draft and revise disclosure language for 10-K, 10-Q and sustainability regulations based on internal and external content
  • Create alternative wording and rationale with domain context
  • Generate redlines and review-ready documents
  • Build summaries and board-ready presentations
Nasdaq Gap Analysis Agent

An agent built to evaluate company disclosures against regulatory requirements, reporting frameworks, and market practice to identify potential gaps and improvement opportunities. 

  • Identify gaps and inconsistencies leveraging Nasdaq’s unique data and insights
  • Map disclosures to reporting requirements
  • Explore global standards like CSRD, ESRS, IFRS, and more
  • Compare practices across selected peers
  • Prioritize findings and improvement opportunities
  • Generate alignment recommendations

What the Agents Can Power

Disclosure Research

Research public-company filings, proxy statements, earnings materials, sustainability reports, governance documents, policies, and regulations. Receive clear findings with links to the supporting source language.

Peer Disclosure Benchmarking

Compare your company’s disclosure language, structure, specificity, and year-over-year changes with selected peers and industry practices.

AI Disclosure Drafting

Turn completed research into first drafts, proposed revisions, alternative language, executive summaries, and review-ready disclosure redlines.

Risk-Factor Analysis

Identify new, expanded, reduced, or removed risk factors across 10-K and 10-Q filings. Benchmark specificity and develop evidence-supported revision recommendations.

MD&A Research

Analyze MD&A trends, performance drivers, liquidity discussions, known trends and uncertainties, segment narratives, and changes in management’s explanation of results.

Disclosure Gap Analysis

Evaluate disclosures and internal requirements against reporting frameworks and peers to identify gaps, inconsistencies, and opportunities.

Proxy Benchmarking

Compare governance, board oversight, executive compensation, human capital, shareholder engagement, and committee disclosures across proxy statements.

EDGAR Research at Scale

Move beyond manually searching EDGAR filings. Analyze large peer groups, multiple reporting periods, and complex disclosure topics through one research assignment.

Cross-Document Consistency

Review annual reports, 10-Ks, 10-Qs, proxies, earnings materials, sustainability reports, policies, and presentations for conflicting or inconsistent statements.

Disclosure Committee Support

Prepare disclosure committee briefings that summarize material changes, peer developments, open questions, inconsistencies, and areas requiring professional judgment.

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Agent-Powered Research & Market Insights

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Research Report

The Disclosure Report

Discover key disclosure, governance, and AI trends from the 2026 filing season, based on analysis of 42,000+ public-company filings across 4,500+ companies and insights from finance and legal professionals. Powered by the Nasdaq Disclosure Research Agent

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Webinar

Sustainability Teams Are Winning with AI

Discover how sustainability teams are using Nasdaq Lens™ to streamline disclosure research, and reporting workflows.

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Webinar

SEC Agenda is Moving at a Rapid Pace

Learn how finance leaders can prepare for evolving disclosure requirements and leverage AI across reporting workflows.

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Article

The 2026 SEC Disclosure Landscape Is Shifting: What Companies Need to Know

Learn how public companies are adapting their disclosure strategies to address AI adoption, regulatory complexity, geopolitical uncertainty, and shifting stakeholder expectations.

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Article

What Cross-Functional Reporting Teams Should Take Away from This Year’s Annual Reports and Proxies

Explore how cross-functional reporting teams are responding to evolving disclosure expectations, from AI governance and risk oversight to more specific, technical reporting practices.

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Disclosure Agent FAQ

Answers to Common Questions About AI Agents for Disclosure Work

What is an AI disclosure research agent?

A disclosure research agent is a specialized agent designed to perform multi-step work involving public company disclosures. Rather than only answering a prompt, it can research source materials, access Nasdaq’s unique data and insights, compare peer companies, synthesize findings, and generate a work product for professional review. 

How are disclosure agents different from general-purpose AI assistants?

General-purpose assistants are optimized for broad conversational tasks. Nasdaq Disclosure Agents are designed around disclosure-specific workflows, public company content, Nasdaq’s unique data and insights, source evidence and outputs used by legal, finance, governance, sustainability and risk teams.

Where can I get access to the Nasdaq Disclosure Agents?

Nasdaq Disclosure Agents are available within Nasdaq Lens. Nasdaq Lens is an AI-native disclosure research, intelligence, and drafting solution designed for legal, finance, governance, sustainability and risk teams to streamline research and compliance activities. 

Can the Nasdaq Disclosure Research Agent research SEC filings and EDGAR at scale?

Yes. The agent can analyze filings across selected peer groups, disclosure topics and reporting periods, helping teams move beyond manual EDGAR searches and one-company-at-a-time review.

Can the agents support 10-K, 10-Q, risk factor and MD&A work?

Yes. Example workflows include risk factor benchmarking, MD&A research, 10-K and 10-Q peer analysis, disclosure drafting, year-over-year change analysis and source-linked research reports. 

Can the agents analyze proxy statements and governance disclosures?

Yes. Teams can benchmark board oversight, committee disclosures, executive compensation, human capital, compliance and ethics, and other proxy or governance topics across peers. 

What kinds of outputs can the disclosure agents generate?

Depending on the assignment, outputs can include source-linked research findings, peer comparison tables, Excel analyses, PowerPoint decks, PDF and word documents, executive briefings, suggested disclosure language, redlines and gap-analysis work products. 

Who should use the Nasdaq Disclosure Agents?

Nasdaq Disclosure Agents are designed for SEC reporting, accounting, finance, legal, corporate governance, sustainability and risk professionals responsible for public company disclosure research, drafting, benchmarking and review. 

See the Agents in Action

How Does Your Company Compare?

Request a tailored benchmark discussion powered by the Nasdaq Disclosure Research Agent. See how your company’s disclosures compare with selected peers, identify meaningful changes, and review the source-linked work products the agent can generate.

  • Benchmark your disclosures against selected peers 
  • Identify emerging practices and year-over-year changes 
  • Review supporting source evidence 
  • See a completed research report, workbook, or executive briefing

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