Galytix has teamed up with PwC to modernise the Global Emerging Markets Risk Database (GEMs), which holds 40 years of credit risk data from 29 development banks and institutions.

The goal is to make the huge dataset easier to use so investors can better understand the risks and opportunities in emerging markets.

The London-based firm, which builds AI tools to help banks and insurers turn complex financial data into clear insights, will add its CreditX AI Agent, which is said to be able to cut routine credit analysis work from 30 hours to 30 minutes while ensuring accuracy and transparency.

The project supports the G20’s call for clearer data to encourage more private investment into developing economies.