DeepVest Launches AI-Native Data Terminal to Unify Financial Advisor Tools
January 12th, 2026 1:30 PM
By: Newsworthy Staff
DeepVest's new AI-native Data Terminal embeds intelligence directly into market data, replacing fragmented advisor tools with a single conversational interface that synthesizes market insights to reduce operational friction and enhance decision-making.

DeepVest announced the launch of its AI-native Data Terminal, a next-generation intelligence platform designed to collapse the fragmented advisor tool stack by embedding intelligence directly into market data. For decades, financial advisors have operated across disconnected tools including market data terminals, research platforms, portfolio analytics, CRMs, planning software, and reporting systems, manually stitching insights together across systems. The DeepVest Data Terminal replaces that paradigm by being built AI-native from the ground up, with intelligence embedded directly into market data and analytics.
Rather than layering AI on top of static dashboards, the platform allows advisors to ask questions of the data itself and receive synthesized, explainable answers generated by a coordinated system of AI investment agents. Users can query any asset, asset class, macroeconomic trend, technical signal, fundamental metric, earnings event, options activity, or cross-asset relationship conversationally without navigating dashboards. Responses are produced by specialized AI investment agents spanning search, news, fundamentals, technicals, macro, options, earnings, and cross-asset analysis that work together to synthesize a coherent market view.
Advisors can ask questions such as what today's CPI print implies for fixed income positioning, which sectors appear most vulnerable if rates remain higher for longer, or what earnings events matter most next week and why. The terminal responds with structured, explainable intelligence designed to support advisor judgment. "Advisors do not need more tools, they need fewer, smarter ones," said Toby Wade, CEO at DeepVest. "The future is not another dashboard, it is an intelligence layer that understands markets and portfolios simultaneously. The Data Terminal collapses the stack by making AI the interface."
While the Data Terminal focuses on market intelligence, it integrates tightly with DeepVest's core platform, allowing advisors to move seamlessly from asking market-level questions to analyzing a prospect's or client's portfolio within a single unified environment. This connection enables progression from market insight to portfolio diagnosis without switching tools. The platform functions as a unifying cognitive layer across the advisor workflow, replacing siloed systems for research, analysis, monitoring, and market awareness with a single AI interface capable of reasoning holistically across public market data, news flows, macroeconomic indicators, technical analytics, earnings, and economic calendars.
Key market summaries are synthesized by the platform's investment agents, giving advisors a clear view of what matters most without manual interpretation. All outputs are grounded in transparent data sources and structured reasoning, designed to augment rather than replace advisor judgment. While legacy data terminals were built for institutional traders, DeepVest's Data Terminal is purpose-built for fiduciary advisors, with intelligence optimized for clarity, suitability, and client communication. The result is faster insight generation, stronger client conversations, and reduced operational friction.
The launch reflects a broader shift in wealth management technology from feature accumulation toward intelligent consolidation, with AI becoming the primary interface. DeepVest believes this marks the beginning of the end for the traditional advisor tool stack. The DeepVest Data Terminal is now available, with more information accessible at https://www.deepvest.ai. The original release can be viewed on https://www.newmediawire.com.
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