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BankerToolBench: Evaluating AI Agents in End-to-End Investment Banking Workflows

NeurIPS 2026 · Multi-agent systems and games › LLM agents · approach: Software engineering agent benchmarks · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Introduces BankerToolBench, an open benchmark of 100 end-to-end junior investment banking workflows graded by banker-written rubrics and an agentic verifier (Gandalf), finding the best frontier model passes only 16% of tasks.

Problem

Existing AI benchmarks test isolated capabilities or simplified, single-output tasks, and do not measure whether agents can complete realistic end-to-end professional workflows such as junior investment banking work.

Approach

Banker-authored tasks with multi-file deliverables (Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, Word) and 100+ weighted binary rubric criteria per task, graded by an agent-as-a-judge verifier that can inspect formulas and files, packaged as an RL environment in the Harbor framework.

Key results

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Experimental setup

Datasets: BankerToolBench tasks (100)

Benchmarks: BankerToolBench

Metrics: weighted rubric Score Pass Rate Pass@1 Pass@3 Pass^3 tool error rate runtime

Baselines: GDPval APEX-Agents Finance Agent Benchmark

Builds on: Harbor OpenHands OpenCode GDPval APEX-Agents Dr. GRPO DPO

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