Analytics & AI Q&A
Market Maven includes market-specific Q&A reports. Use them to ask plain-English questions about linked market datasets and explore generated visual answers alongside the rest of the report catalogue.AI Q&A Feature
How It Works
- Open a Q&A report: Each market includes a Q&A report in the catalogue
- Natural Language Input: Type questions as you would ask a colleague
- Visual Answers: Results appear as interactive visuals where the linked dataset supports the query
- Follow-up Exploration: Use filters, tooltips, drill actions, and related report pages to investigate further
Example Questions
Superannuation Queries:- “What are the top 10 super funds by assets under management?”
- “Show me member flow trends for retail funds over the past 5 years”
- “Which funds have the lowest fees in the balanced category?”
- “Compare lapse rates across major life insurers”
- “What’s the trend in individual protection premium growth?”
- “Show claims ratios for income protection products”
- “How many advisers left the industry in the last quarter?”
- “Which regions have the highest adviser density?”
- “Show me licensing trends for new entrants”
Report Analytics
Interactive Exploration
Interactive reports help you identify patterns in large regulatory datasets:- Trend Detection: Spot emerging market movements
- Outlier Identification: Highlight unusual patterns
- Correlation Analysis: Understand relationships between variables
Comparative Insights
Use historical and entity-level data for market comparison:- Market Share: Compare relative scale across funds, insurers, licensees, and advisers
- Peer Comparison: Benchmark similar organizations or products
- Movement Analysis: Track changes across periods
Benchmarking Tools
Compare performance across the market:- Peer Analysis: See how entities stack up against competitors
- Market Positioning: Understand relative market share
- Performance Ranking: Identify leaders and laggards
Best Practices
Tips for Better Results
- Be Specific: Include time frames, entity names, or specific metrics
- Use Report Terms: Match terminology from the report, data source, or glossary
- Explore Variations: Try different phrasings if a visual does not appear
- Validate Context: Check filters, source details, and data period before relying on an answer