Meridian
Reads, computes, ranks, and shows its sources.
The intelligence engine. It ingests filings, contracts, calls and market data, keeps a point-in-time record so any figure can be reproduced as of any past date, scores and ranks, and attaches the source to every number. A person makes the call.
Reads documents and data
Filings, contracts, calls and questionnaires become structured records with a link back to the exact passage. Public filings can go to a language model; licensed terminal data never leaves the client’s environment. The engine does the arithmetic on it locally.
- Sources
- Public filings (EDGAR, Companies House, ESEF), market data under the client’s own licence, the client’s documents.
- Output
- Structured, source-linked rows; workbooks in the client’s house layout on a schedule.
- Review
- Anything ambiguous goes to a review queue with the source line attached. Never silent.
Point in time, by construction
Every fact is stored with the date it became known. A figure from any past week is reproducible exactly, and a company that was acquired stays in the historical series up to its exit.
That is what an auditor, a supervisor or a client asks for a year later.
Scores and ranks, with the evidence attached
Options come back ranked, each with what it assumes, what it risks and where the numbers came from. The call stays with a person, and the record shows why it was made.
- Corporate finance
- Comparable-company engine across financial-services subsectors. Specified and priced; delivery follows the client’s go-ahead.
- Research desks
- Commodity and equities desks built on public data.
- Regulated operators
- Registers and evidence packs that stay true between assessments. Capability.
Start with a scoping week.
One week at a fixed fee. It ends with a specification you own and a fixed price for the build, and you can stop there.