BridgeWise announced the launch of BondWise, a solution that would deliver granular, AI-driven bond insights at scale, during Hong Kong Fintech Week 2025.

The solution aims to address gaps in the bond market, where analysis has traditionally been confined to high-level ratings from major agencies with limited coverage and insufficient insights for precise portfolio decisions. BondWise would change this by providing in-depth analysis at the individual bond level for every investor, from retail to institutional.

Dor Eligula, Co-Founder and Chief Business Officer of BridgeWise, shared,

“Our focus has always been to make complex financial data accessible and meaningful. With BondWise, we’re extending that approach to fixed income, bringing transparency and understanding to a market that has often felt unclear for many investors.”

BondWise reports would include textual explanations with comparative rankings across a variety of key parameters, which would make complex bond evaluation easy to understand.

Its users may also compare bonds across a given sector as well as the different bond types offered within a single company to find the right combination of low-risk, high-yield opportunities that balance safety and performance.

BondWise is powered by BridgeWise’s proprietary AI for investments, enabling expansive coverage across thousands of bonds, where data would otherwise be scattered or inaccessible.

Kelvin Phua, General Manager, Asia Pacific at BridgeWise, added on about the significance of BondWise in Hong Kong,

“In a market like Hong Kong, where bonds are increasingly part of the investment conversation, our AI-driven insights help institutions support both sophisticated clients and newcomers with the clarity they need to make informed decisions.”

BridgeWise provides investment intelligence to over 50 institutional clients and 25 million end users across more than 15 languages.

Aside from offices in Japan, Singapore, the US, London, Brazil, Thailand, Israel, and Dubai, BridgeWise also partners with global institutions, including Japan Exchange Group, SIX Swiss Exchange, B3, eToro, TASE, and Rakuten Securities.

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