Anthropic continues enterprise push with new financial services software

Anthropic (ANTH.PVT) is pushing further into the financial services market, with several announcements aimed at making the AI lab’s Claude more useful to companies ranging from banks to insurance companies.

The updates part of Anthropic’s Claude for Financial Services offering includes 10 customizable AI agents, the ability to use Claude across Microsoft’s (MSFT) Microsoft 365 platform, the option to connect Claude to more applications, and an updated version of Anthropic’s Claude model called Claude Opus 4.7, which the company says outperforms its prior generation of the artificial intelligence model.

The announcements come as the software industry continues to grapple with Anthropic’s Claude Cowork service, launched in January. That platform features AI agents that can perform a variety of tasks, including organizing files and creating spreadsheets.

The product sent shockwaves through Wall Street, supercharging existing fears that Anthropic and other AI labs will take over the software industry, sending related stocks plummeting.

Anthropic continues enterprise push with new financial services software — CEO of Anthropic Dario Amodei, addresses the gathering at the AI Impact Summit, in New Delhi, India, February 19, 2026. REUTERS/Bhawika Chhabra/File Photo · Reuters / REUTERS

ServiceNow (NOW) has dropped 52% over the last year, while Salesforce (CRM) is off 32%. Thomson Reuters (TRI), meanwhile, has fallen 48% in the same time frame, and Intuit (INTU)is down 35%.

As part of Tuesday’s news, Anthropic says users can now launch AI agents that draft credit memos, assemble pitchbooks for client meetings, build financial models, conduct market research, and audit financial statements.

With its Microsoft 365 integration, Anthropic says Claude can craft financial models using company data in Excel, edit memos in Word, and more.

The company also said it is adding additional connectors to market and research data from Third Bridge, IBISWorld, Guidepoint, Dun & Bradstreet, and Fiscal AI.

Anthropic says Moody’s (MCO) has also launched an MCP, or model context protocol, that will give users access to that company’s various credit ratings and information.

Anthropic’s focus on the enterprise has helped boost its sales over the past year.

According to the company, its 2026 revenue run-rate climbed above $30 billion, up from $9 billion last year.

It also doubled the number of companies spending $1 million annually, from 500 to more than 1,000 in two months.

According to Bloomberg, Anthropic is exploring a possible initial public offering as soon as October. Rival OpenAI (OPAI.PVT) could also IPO later this year.