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Whalebench InstitutionalResearch briefings · 2026

Prospective market judgment

Can a model tell what matters before the market does?

Whalebench freezes a public item at a known time, asks each model the same four questions, seals every answer, and scores reasoning and outcome separately after the declared horizon.

Known information cutoffFour sealed judgmentsReasoning and outcome kept apart

The protocol

Record the judgment before reality can rewrite it.

Every model sees the same frozen public item, answers the same four questions, and is sealed off from everything learned after the cutoff.

Public record captured
01

Relevance

Does this belong in an investor’s finite attention budget?

02

Novelty

What changed relative to what the market already knew?

03

Market map

Which issuers, assets, and factors are genuinely exposed?

04

Falsifiable view

What direction, horizon, and confidence follow from the evidence?

No fine-tuning. No future data.Outcome pending

Institutional briefings

Four audiences. Four questions worth answering.

Short, editable briefings for the people choosing models, building agents, reviewing fixed-income views, and governing AI.

Cover of the Trading leadership briefing
01Trading leadership9 slides

Which models make market judgments you can defend?

Compare what models identify, cite, and claim while the market outcome is still unknown.

Cover of the RL gym briefing
02RL gym9 slides

Train on a record that cannot leak the answer.

Use frozen evidence, structured actions, and delayed outcomes for leakage-safe agent research.

Cover of the Fixed income briefing
03Fixed income9 slides

From source language to a view, before the curve moves.

Test whether a model can name the exposure, direction, horizon, and confidence before the move.

Cover of the Bank model governance briefing
04Bank model governance10 slides

Approve the decision process. Not the demo.

A prospective market record that model risk, markets, and compliance can all reconstruct.

The team

Built by the people running the study.

Research, product, and market infrastructure stay in one loop.

Mark
Krishna
Ansh

The standard

Every claim should survive the replay.

Open the live study