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At Thomson Reuters, we’re redefining what “market” means in legal work.
Today, we welcome @NoeticaAI to the team, an AI-native analytics and market-intelligence platform that transforms corporate transactional deal data into structured intelligence for deal professionals.
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Together with CoCounsel, we’re building a new generation of market-aware legal AI—where real-time deal intelligence lives inside the drafting and negotiation workflow, not in PDFs or precedent scavenger hunts. For deal lawyers, the question isn’t “what does this clause say?” It’s “what should we do here, given the market and the risk?”
By embedding structured transactional intelligence directly into CoCounsel, we’re turning market context into an always-on capability—helping lawyers draft, negotiate, and assess risk with confidence in real time. This is what AI-powered lawyering looks like in practice. And we’re just getting started.
Welcome to the team, Noetica.
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NEW ODD LOTS:
AI can tell us something about credit market weakness
@tracyalloway and I talk to @NoeticaAI CEO Dan Wertman about signs of stress and tension showing up in the language of all kinds of credit and deal transactions podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
Noetica’s Q3 data was featured on @CNBC 📺
The line between legal terms and market data is blurring fast – and it’s reshaping how credit investors read the market.
Watch the full clip here:
cnbc.com/video/2025/11/07/si…
“A private-credit winter is coming”
In his latest @WSJ piece, our CEO, Dan Wertman, explains how lenders’ tightening of lien protections signals the market is bracing for distress—not recovery.
Read the full story here 👉 wsj.com/opinion/a-private-cr…
Lenders are bracing for distress.
@NoeticaAI’s Q3 data showed deal flow is rising even as lenders tighten protections and issuers gain EBITDA flexibility.
@rachelagraf at @Bloomberg used this data to dig into the trade-offs + the next phase of private credit.
Full story here: tinyurl.com/jvwvkwf2
Contracts are driving this year’s deal momentum, not markets.
From tariff triggers to tax uncertainties, deal terms are evolving to keep transactions moving forward despite volatility.
In @Bloomberg, our CEO Dan Wertman shares how new contractual structures are changing risk allocation and sustaining deal flow.
Read more here: news.bloomberglaw.com/legal-…
Contractual maneuvers & hidden protections have defined liability management for years. That era is ending thanks to AI.
Our CEO, Dan Wertman, shares how it's reshaping credit negotiations in @AmericanBanker:
Read the full piece here: americanbanker.com/opinion/a…
Exciting to see a fellow capital markets enthusiast @Bloomberg's @matt_levine cite Noetica in unearthing the importance of Superior’s latest credit deal terms
@Oaktree and other lenders are re-defining credit terms amidst tariff and macroeconomic uncertainty
At Noetica, our platform is being used every day by top deal professionals to find and analyze these terms
Math olympiad champs have long felt the smart money — the low-risk, high-reward wager — was at Money Stuff. bloomberg.com/opinion/newsle…
Benchmarking against precedent terms isn’t just table stakes—it’s leverage. 🚀
Great to see our quarterly benchmarking report (👉legal.thomsonreuters.com/blo……) cited by @HoffProf and @vsjbuccola for their new @UChicago research on how precedent terms drive deal negotiations.
We're pleased to be contributing to groundbreaking academic work exploring how past deals shape dealmaking today.
@UChicago research just validated our thesis: when dealmakers get access to millions of transaction data points, negotiation dynamics fundamentally shift.
We're building the platform that turns precedent guesswork into data-driven deal leverage. ⚡️
Read the study 👇papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
In 2020, @citi wired $900M to @revlon lenders by accident. Some kept it. 💸
Now 88% of credit deals include “erroneous payment” clauses—a contractual Ctrl+Z.
Because in markets, you can engineer around risk, but not fat fingers. Those need a failsafe.
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