metodo/me.to.do/noun
1.A systematic way of doing something, especially one based on order, logic, and a plan.
origin:Latin methodus, from Greek methodos — pursuit of knowledge
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The Challenge

Financial models trained on generic data hallucinate numbers, misunderstand context, and produce outputs that can't be trusted for real decisions.

$4.2B+
Lost annually to AI-driven errors
68%
Of finance teams distrust AI outputs
3 in 4
Models fail basic accuracy tests

Our Solution

Institutional-Grade
Datasets built for enterprise LLM training
Context-Rich
Financial metadata and verified benchmarks
Clean & Structured
Ready-to-use, validated data pipelines
Expert-Curated
Teaches models financial reasoning

The Results

87%
accuracy on financial reasoning tasks, compared to 58% with generic training data
40%
reduction in hallucinated numbers and incorrect financial calculations
3x
faster model fine-tuning cycles with pre-structured financial datasets

Models trained with our datasets consistently outperform those trained on generic financial data.

Training Progress Comparison

How It Works

We extract, validate, and structure financial data from institutional sources. Each dataset is annotated with contextual metadata and verified against ground truth benchmarks.

01
Extract
Source financial data from institutional-grade providers and verified public filings.
02
Validate
Verify against ground truth benchmarks and annotate with contextual metadata.
03
Structure
Format for optimal LLM training with rich semantic relationships preserved.

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