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How to Build an AI Agent for IR and RFP Teams DV Webinar

Key Takeaways: Building AI Agents for Investor Relations & RFP Teams – APAC Edition

On August 28, Team DiligenceVault hosted a live session for IR and RFP professionals across APAC, exploring the practical side of AI adoption, from building your first AI agent to deploying AI-powered autofill at scale within DiligenceVault.

 

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Key Takeaways:

  • How AI can accelerate DDQ and RFP responses while improving consistency and efficiency
  • How different AI workflows can support investor and competitive research
  • Failure modes to avoid when implementing AI
  • Popular use cases where asset managers are deploying AI

 

We’ve now made the key takeaways available, including starter prompt templates, a sample .md file based on examples from the session, and detailed Q&A responses covering every question raised, including those we weren’t able to address live.

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