LSEG rolls out AI-driven collaboration tool for Microsoft Teams, preps Excel tie-in
Nej D’Jelal tells WatersTechnology that the rollout took longer than expected, but more is to come in 2025.
London Stock Exchange Group has launched Financial Meeting Prep, a tool that allows data, news, and analytics from the exchange group’s flagship Workspace platform to be shared within Microsoft’s Teams communications application.
The product, which requires a Workspace license, enables users to search for specific companies within Workspace and generate a report that leverages data from a number of sources, including news, company reports, and LSEG’s own analytics data. These reports can be
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