Latavis

Latavis is an institutional financial intelligence platform that provides cited, validation-graded forecasts across 13 asset verticals. It exposes over 100 API endpoints and operates a database containing 84.8 million market observations. The platform presents prediction confidence through a four-tier verification system that caps reported scores based on the level of validation achieved.

The platform scores 1,985 borrowers across 7,639 tranches by reading 14 BDC filers' own Schedules of Investments. It refuses to score 1,080 borrowers by name because they are the lender's own 1940 Act control or affiliate holdings, already on non-accrual, or held only as positions no BDC lender's SEC BDC Data Set resolves to.

Pricing is structured into four tiers: Explorer at $499/mo, Professional at $2,499/mo, Institutional at $8,499/mo per month, and Enterprise starting at $15K+/mo scoped per firm. Every tier includes the same honesty system with badges and retired-claims logs, while higher tiers add features like unlimited API credits and model risk documentation for SR 26-2 §VII vendor-model review.

Access to the platform is gated behind user login, and there is no free tier or trial available. Instead, Latavis offers a paid, scoped evaluation with an agreed set of filers or questions, a fixed fee, and a fixed end date for new customers.

The private-credit disclosed-impairment score uses a leave-one-BDC-out AUC of 0.5892 with a 95% confidence interval of 0.53 to 0.65 on disclosed non-accrual as of 2026-11-09. This metric ranks disclosed impairment rather than providing a probability of default.

The platform publishes a retirement log documenting model claims that have been withdrawn, including a retired US recession probability claim. This transparency is part of the honesty system that applies across all tiers.

Latavis reads data from primary filings including SEC EDGAR, FRED, CFTC Commitments of Traders, and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. It also incorporates data from the World Bank, NREL, Freddie Mac, and various government agencies like the European Commission and the Office for National Statistics.

The platform covers 13 asset verticals and provides real data with no accuracy claim, meaning it does not attempt to beat a lender's own mark out of time. It also offers conformal intervals and point-in-time gauntlet validation methods.

The validation record as of 2026-11-09 is public and ungated, allowing users to read every graded claim at the level it earned before requesting access. This record lists all figures with their verification levels and as-of dates.

The platform was built by an automated parser from 14 BDCs' Schedules of Investments, with a small number of rows under 1% known to carry instrument descriptions instead of borrower names or mis-scaled principals.

The latest quarter on file for every filer includes period ended 2026-09-30 for 13 of 14 filers, and 2026-06-30 for GBDC, whose fiscal year ends 2026-09-30 and whose annual report is not yet filed.

The Taylor-rule rate built on Japanese GDP gap estimates is a Latavis calculation, while the underlying data from the Cabinet Office of Japan is licensed under Public Data License v1.0.

The official website of Latavis is latavis.com.

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