How Kensho built a multi-agent framework with LangGraph to solve trusted financial data retrieval

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Kensho built a multi-agent framework with LangGraph for trusted financial data retrieval

advanced Published 26 Mar 2026
Action Steps
  1. Leverage LangGraph to create a unified access layer
  2. Implement a multi-agent framework for data retrieval
  3. Integrate the framework with existing enterprise systems
  4. Monitor and refine the framework for optimal performance
Who Needs to Know This

Data scientists and software engineers at enterprises like S&P Global can benefit from this framework to streamline financial data retrieval and integration

Key Insight

💡 A unified agentic access layer can streamline fragmented financial data retrieval

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📈 Kensho's Grounding framework solves financial data retrieval at scale with LangGraph

Key Takeaways

Kensho built a multi-agent framework with LangGraph for trusted financial data retrieval

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Discover how Kensho, S&P Global’s AI innovation engine, leveraged LangGraph to create its Grounding framework–a unified agentic access layer solving fragmented financial data retrieval at enterprise scale.
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