Hanwha Asset Management accelerates digital transformation by opening AI data intelligence platform ‘Odin’ company-wide

(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kang Su-ji = Hanwha Asset Management announced on the 28th that it is accelerating the digital transformation of work by opening the artificial intelligence (AI) data intelligence platform 'Odin' company-wide.

Odin was built using the company's own technology and infrastructure based on generative AI 'Claude'. It collects 60,000 news stories a day, more than 100,000 research materials, YouTube reports, and domestic and foreign public announcements from over 300 channels including politics, economy, society, and technology, and updates them every day. The collected information is linked and analyzed based on market and corporate data.

The platform consists of two divisions: ‘Market Intelligence’ and ‘Sales Management’.

Market intelligence provides everything from basic data such as stock market conditions and product information to data analyzed and processed by AI. The 'In-Depth Market Analysis' function generates a report summarizing market status, news, regulations, and forecasts by entering an industry or theme. The trend momentum function measures market interest by keyword by organizing the collected information into a momentum map by social, economic, and industrial category.

Sales management compiles information generated during the business process into client-centered data and provides it on a dashboard. You can track customer areas of interest, needs, and changes in relationships.

For security purposes, Odin is designed with a hybrid structure. General-purpose data such as markets, news, and research are processed in the cloud, and sensitive information such as trade secrets is processed in the in-house infrastructure.

Hanwha Asset Management plans to develop Odin into an environment where employees can use it as an individual AI agent. In the first half of next year, we will introduce the 'LP Portal', which provides real-time asset information to beneficiaries. In the future, we plan to use it to develop product strategies and indices such as securities and alternative investments.