Anthropic has deployed 10 financial Agents in quick succession, causing FactSet's stock price to plummet by 8.1%.

According to Insight Beating monitoring, Anthropic has unveiled 10 new AI Agents tailored for Wall Street. These templates, equipped with dedicated connectors and skills, are designed for high-frequency financial tasks such as drafting pitch materials, valuation reviews, and compliance workflows.

For deployment, Anthropic offers an out-of-the-box delivery model: enterprises can either install the templates as plugins directly into Claude Cowork and Claude Code, or deploy them as hosted agents in production environments, with all underlying generated model data supporting source traceability. To enhance Agent usability, Claude has been deeply integrated into Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook, and directly linked to Dun & Bradstreet and Moody's data. Furthermore, Anthropic is establishing joint ventures with Blackstone, Hellman & Friedman, and Goldman Sachs to accelerate on-premises deployment of the system.

This release has directly impacted the stock prices of traditional financial information providers. FactSet's stock plunged by 8.1%, Thomson Reuters fell over 5.1%, while Morningstar, S&P Global, and Moody's all experienced significant sell-offs. When Anthropic introduced a similar automation tool in February this year, it triggered a $285 billion market capitalization wipeout across software and financial services sectors.