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Company and product
What Exiled is.
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THE COMPANY / EXILED.AI
AI-native applications for financial markets.
Exiled.AI builds AI-native applications for financial markets. Its platform brings live market data, defined analytics, interactive interfaces and governed AI agents into one runtime, so intelligence works inside the applications where people make decisions—and those applications can unfold as the questions change. Exiled Markets is its first product. The company is based in New York and was founded by Carl Carrie.
THE PRODUCT / EXILED MARKETS
Powerful applications today. Intelligence inside the work.
Exiled Markets is a suite of AI-native applications for portfolio managers, traders and research analysts. Monitor, News, Ticker, Portfolio and other applications run on realtime market data, with calculations that update as markets move. Ask, an AI analyst inside every application, answers from what is on screen with sources, timestamps and assumptions attached, and new views can be assembled when a question needs one.
Illustrative founder portrait · Carl Carrie
Founder
Carl Carrie
FOUNDER, EXILED.AI
Carl’s career spans institutional trading and technology at JPMorgan, Bloomberg, and LSEG. He has led product-driven growth across trading and software businesses. He writes regularly about AI and Wall Street and holds a software patent in high-performance computing. He is also a proud father and a young grandfather.
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