Auquan a finalist for Best Use of Technology at the 2026 British Credit Awards. Auquan is a finalist for Best Use of Technology at the 2026 British Credit Awards by the Chartered Institute of Credit Management (CICM). The Challenge in Private Credit Credit teams face an impossible scaling problem. Private credit markets are growing rapidly, but the workflows haven't changed: manually screening deals, drafting credit memos, monitoring portfolios, tracking covenants across hundreds of borrowers reporting in different formats. The best deals go to firms that move fastest. Manual processes can't keep up. Why AI Agents Matter for Credit Teams ? Auquan's AI agents autonomously complete the workflows that have historically required days of manual effort: * Deal screening and credit memo generation - Complete analysis in hours instead of days * Portfolio monitoring - Continuous tracking across thousands of active credits with inconsistent reporting formats * Covenant compliance - Automated breach detection and flagging with clear audit trails * Risk analysis - Multi-source intelligence synthesis for comprehensive credit assessment One European bank customer monitors 2,700 active credits. What used to take a week now takes a half hour. What This Recognition Means? The Best Use of Technology category evaluates how organizations leverage technology to enhance operational efficiency, improve decision-making speed and accuracy, and drive measurable business outcomes. This nomination reflects what its customers already know: eliminating manual effort in credit operations isn't just about efficiency - it's about competitive advantage. Credit professionals can finally focus on strategic judgment and relationship management instead of data collection and report formatting. Looking Forward Thank you to CICM for this recognition and congratulations to all the finalists. See the full list of nominees here. As private credit continues its rapid expansion, the firms that win will be those that free their teams from manual grunt work and empower them to move at the speed the market demands. Each day Auquan Ltd spotlight under-the-radar investment themes and idiosyncratic risks pulled from its intelligence engine, often involving emerging markets, supply chain issues, ESG risks, and the impact of regulatory changes.

LONDON & NEW YORK - (BUSINESS WIRE) - #AI - Auquan, the market leader in generative AI for deep work in financial services, today announced its Risk Agent, the first and only AI agent that autonomously completes entire risk monitoring and reporting workflows to provide comprehensive early warning detection of emerging risks in portfolios.

Auquan, the market leader in AI agents for deep work in financial services, today announced new Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) Good Governance capabilities for its Sustainability Agent. This empowers investment, sustainability and compliance teams to instantly analyze portfolios and companies’ governance practices against SFDR requirements. This new capability transforms a workflow that traditionally takes days of manual research and production into complete reports instantly.As regulatory requirements intensify, firms face mounting pressure to systematically evaluate governance practices across their portfolios. Every day, talented investment professionals spend countless hours manually researching and producing SFDR good governance assessments, which are mandatory for financial products classified under Articles 8 and 9. Instead of high-impact work, employees are gathering data to demonstrate robust policies and practices across sound management structures, employee relations, staff remuneration, and tax compliance.“Finance professionals spend countless hours manually gathering evidence of good governance practices from volumes of fragmented sources just to maintain SFDR compliance. This can be especially difficult for credit teams that don’t have access to their companies’ internal information,” said Chandini Jain, CEO of Auquan