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Thomson Reuters (TRI) said it has introduced a “Fiduciary-Grade AI” standard for professional, high-stakes use, emphasizing accuracy, accountability and trust. The company says the approach relies on authoritative domain content, includes privacy/security safeguards, involves subject-matter experts, and provides transparent, verifiable reasoning. It links the standard to CoCounsel for legal, tax, audit and compliance.
The article says AI agents are moving beyond chatbots to perform tasks such as reading earnings transcripts, building financial models, and completing compliance reviews. It cites Anthropic’s launch of 10 finance-focused agents and says major banks and others (JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, AIG, Visa) are deploying them. It adds that data/software providers including FactSet, Thomson Reuters, S&P Global, Moody’s, and Morningstar saw share pressure.
Thomson Reuters announced a US$605 million capital return plan, equating to approximately US$1.36 per common share, combined with a proportional share consolidation (reverse stock split). The plan has received both shareholder approval on April 28, 2026, and a final court order, with all transactions awaiting final approvals from the Toronto Stock Exchange and Nasdaq before completion. This move aims to return cash to shareholders while adjusting the company's equity structure.
