Benzinga and WNSTN Offer AI Service to Brokerages
Benzinga and WNSTN expanded their collaboration to offer brokerages a combined AI service, Benzinga announced. The service pairs Benzinga's current and historical market data with WNSTN's AI and compliance software.
WNSTN provides conversational tools, portfolio based personalization, market monitoring, investment ideas, tailored summaries, and a compliance agent trained on regulatory frameworks including FINRA, SEC, CySEC and MiFID II, with every output routed through that layer before it reaches an end user. Benzinga supplies equities news, analyst ratings, earnings data, corporate events, SEC filings, price movement explanations, and historical archives.
The service follows more than a year of WNSTN technology operating within Benzinga Pro, where it supports chat, news summaries, and market analysis. The combined product is available through white label deployments and API integrations.
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