Cardano launches AI tool for covenant assessments

The tool will use historical assessments for schemes to analyse their covenant strength

Holly Roach
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Cardano Advisory director Felix Mantz
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Cardano Advisory director Felix Mantz

Cardano Advisory has launched artificial intelligence (AI) tool, Discover, to help change the way covenant assessments are provided to smaller schemes or scheme sections.

The AI-based technology will use Cardano's database of historical covenant assessments to provide automated assessments and reports for schemes to analyse their covenant strength. The tool has b...

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