Epsilon Technologies Group is Certified in the Claude Partner Network. Epsilon’s people hold Claude certifications, and the firm is building from here.
For capital markets institutions, the certification matters less than what sits behind it. The hard question is not access to AI, but who can apply it inside trading, risk and accounting workflows, on data that is governed and auditable.
That is where certification and domain expertise meet.
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Capable AI models are now widely available. Access is no longer what sets firms apart.
As explored in Why AI Fails in Capital Markets Without Structured Data and Governance, AI initiatives rarely stall because of the model itself. They stall on fragmented data, unclear governance and workflows the technology was never designed around.
Certification addresses one part of that problem: a team that knows how to build with the technology properly.
The Claude Partner Network is how Anthropic works with the firms that put Claude into production for customers. Epsilon’s place in it is earned by its people: Claude-certified developers and architects who design, build and test with Claude.
For clients, that means working with practitioners who are trained to build and architect solutions with Claude, and who already use it to build capital markets software.
Epsilon put Claude to work internally first. Product teams building platforms such as ETS use Claude across requirements, QA, testing, productivity tooling and new product development.
“Our clients want AI that works within the controls they already run. Having our people certified means the team that knows capital markets operations also knows how to build properly with Claude. We applied it to our own products first, and we’re now bringing it to client work,” said Amol Kulkarni, Co-Founder and President of Epsilon.
Epsilon pairs this with 30 years of independent capital markets services across risk and valuation, accounting, derivative operations, model validation, data and bespoke development. For regional banks, GSEs and Federal Home Loan Banks exploring AI, that points to a practical sequence:
Certification is a first step, not a destination. Institutions that pair capable AI with disciplined capital markets operations are the ones most likely to see it deliver.
