T. Rowe Price Expands Anthropic's Claude Across Investment Process

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T. Rowe Price and Anthropic announced the expansion of Claude across the investment management firm's investment organization, putting the AI assistant in the hands of portfolio managers and analysts and bringing Claude Code to its developers. Under the arrangement, Claude Cowork will help investment professionals synthesize complex information and support knowledge-intensive, multistep workflows, while Claude Code will back developers building tools that enhance productivity across investment and operating workflows. The work runs under the AI leadership model T. Rowe Price announced in August, which places AI leaders inside Investments and Global Distribution and charges T. Rowe Price Labs, the firm's enterprise AI innovation hub, with evaluating and scaling AI across the firm. Eric Veiel, president, co-head of Global Investments, and chief investment officer, said Claude lets the firm's investment professionals cover more ground and go deeper on what matters, calling it a direct extension of the research process that has served clients for nearly 90 years. Ramon Richards, global head of Technology, Data, and Operations and chief technology officer, said the effort is about building new ways of working with the security and controls a firm of its responsibility requires, and Peter Nolan, head of Asset and Wealth Management at Anthropic, said T. Rowe Price is bringing Claude into the part of the firm where the bar for accuracy and judgment is highest. T. Rowe Price, which manages $1.87 trillion in client assets as of July 31, 2026, noted that its portfolios invest in Anthropic.

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