Marginal AI is a specialized tool designed for identifying and analysing extraordinary events that fall outside the routine scope of business operations for publicly listed corporations in the United States. These events - such as litigation, regulatory actions, insurance claims, new legislation, cyber-attacks, contingent liabilities, pandemics, mergers & acquisitions, and macroeconomic shifts and many others - can have a significant impact on businesses but are often unpredictable and difficult to forecast.
Rather than spending hours or days extracting information from various fragmented sources - many of which require manual registration, coding, data cleaning & transformations, or lack APIs - Marginal AI streamlines this process, providing users with quick and efficient access to crucial information in seconds.
Marginal AI streamlines your workflow and complements your analytical frameworks
Investors and Traders: Individual and institutional investors and traders who need to incorporate non-operating events into their forecasting models or trading strategies, going beyond standard operating revenues and expenses.
Consultants, Researchers, Business Developers, and Strategists: Professionals in business, government, and academia seeking timely and specialized insights into extraordinary events, potential lead generators, as well as intelligence on competitors, peers, and industry sectors.
Regulators and Lawyers: Legal and regulatory professionals who require timely access to critical events and developments that may influence compliance, litigation, policy-making, or help in origination efforts.
Extraordinary events - also known as non-operating events or non-recurring events - are unpredictable and fall outside the normal course of business operations. Unlike routine business activities such as revenue generation, cost management, or product development, these events are sporadic, unexpected, and often high-impact.
While they happen less frequently than day-to-day business events, when they do occur, their consequences can be significant: influencing financial performance, industry mechanics, market valuations, regulatory dynamics, risk exposures, and corporate strategy. Their unpredictability makes them impossible to forecast yet ignoring them is not an option regardless of whether you are tracking private or public markets.
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