By Role
Same product. Three different jobs.
A buy-side analyst protecting a thesis, a sell-side analyst racing the next firm to publication, and a wealth advisor preparing for a client call are all reading the same filings. They are not doing the same job. The product looks different from each seat, and the pitch is honest about that.
Buy-Side
The reading is the bottleneck on the work that compounds: management calls, channel checks, conversations with other investors. Compress the reading.
Sell-Side
The note is the deliverable. A structured first-look draft in your firm's template means the writing starts from a dossier, not a blank page.
Wealth Management
The relationship is what the client pays for. Compress the prep so the half hour before the call is informed and present, not informed and tired.
Buy-Side
More Time for the Work That Actually Generates Alpha
Marvin clears the reading off your desk and tells you what to ignore. The hours you save go to the work that compounds: management calls, channel checks, primary research, conversations with other investors.
Built forAnalysts at asset managers, hedge funds, pension funds, and sovereign wealth funds.
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Sell-Side
More Time on the Note. Less on the Reading.
Marvin produces a structured, source-cited draft of everything you would otherwise read first, so the writing starts from a dossier instead of a blank page. Built for the analyst whose deliverable is the note.
Built forSector analysts and research associates at broker research divisions, publishing on the companies they cover.
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Wealth Management
More Time in the Relationship, Less in the Prep
Marvin gives advisors a source-cited read on any name a client is asking about, in the half hour before the call. Use the recovered time on the part of the job clients actually pay for.
Built forAdvisors at private banks and RIAs covering clients with individually held equity positions.
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