
financial-services
Open-source reference agents and MCP connectors for financial workflows
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- Oct 14, 2026
Overview
Financial analysts routinely lose high-leverage hours to the manual grind of assembling models, drafting pitch decks, scrubbing earnings reports, reconciling ledgers, and completing compliance checks. Claude for Financial Services addresses this operational bottleneck by offering an open-source framework of vertical AI agents, specialized skill packages, and Model Context Protocol (MCP) data connectors designed specifically for institutional finance. The framework provides complete reference agents for core sector disciplines, including investment banking, equity research, private equity, fund administration, and wealth management. Analysts can trigger focused domain skills—such as automated comps, DCF models, and earnings summaries—directly through slash commands, while administrators connect proprietary or commercial terminals like FactSet, S&P Global, PitchBook, and LSEG into the agent's active context. Built for adaptable enterprise architecture, the system supports dual implementation paths. Teams can deploy agents interactively inside Claude Cowork, run them headless across batch operations via the Claude Managed Agents API, or provision them across standard Microsoft 365 surfaces like Excel and PowerPoint routed through internal cloud endpoints.
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How to use financial-services
- Select your deployment mode by choosing interactive Claude Cowork or automated headless execution via the Claude Managed Agents API.
- Add the plugins to Claude Cowork using the GitHub repository URL or install packages locally via Claude Code CLI commands.
- Install the core financial-analysis plugin to activate shared modeling capabilities and central MCP connector infrastructure.
- Configure .mcp.json data connectors to establish active terminal links with providers like FactSet, S&P Global, or PitchBook.
- Deploy targeted workflow units like Pitch Agent or GL Reconciler using deploy-managed-agent.sh or Cowork dispatch routines.
- Trigger dedicated slash commands like /comps or /dcf in your environment, reviewing all generated drafts before professional sign-off.
Who benefits from financial-services
01
Investment Bankers
Dealmakers seeking to accelerate the creation of buyer lists, CIMs, transaction models, and client pitch books.
02
Equity Research Analysts
Sector specialists who need to quickly process quarterly earnings reports, adjust models, and publish timely notes.
03
Private Equity Investors
Investment teams running target screening diligence, compiling IC memos, and monitoring ongoing portfolio health.
04
Fund Administrators and Finance Ops
Accounting teams responsible for running GL reconciliations, NAV tie-outs, roll-forwards, and LP statement checks.