Financial Services Skill Collection for Openclaw

A comprehensive 6-skill collection designed to automate professional financial analysis, modeling, and report generation within the Openclaw ecosystem.

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v1.0.0
May 9, 2026
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Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.

npx clawhub@latest install financial-services

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.

Help me install financial-services using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

Prefer to download?

Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.

What is Financial Services Skill Collection?

The Financial Services collection is a professional-grade methodology for Openclaw Skills that empowers AI agents to handle complex financial tasks. It bridges the gap between raw data and executive-ready insights by providing structured workflows for investment banking, commercial lending, and portfolio management. By utilizing this collection, users can ensure that their AI agents follow industry-standard practices for due diligence and financial reporting.

This suite acts as a specialized manifest of Openclaw Skills, allowing for modular execution across four primary financial sectors and two foundational utility layers. Whether you are generating pitch books or performing actuarial reviews, this collection provides the technical framework necessary for high-stakes financial environments.

Financial Services Skill Collection Use Cases

  • Creating investment banking pitch books, CIMs, and DCF models.
  • Drafting commercial banking credit memos and performing loan underwriting.
  • Generating asset management portfolio reports and Brinson attribution analysis.
  • Conducting insurance reserve reviews and preparing regulatory filings.
  • Automating source attribution to ensure every financial figure is verifiable.

How Financial Services Skill Collection Works

  1. Installation: The collection is added to the Openclaw environment via the CLI or manual directory placement.
  2. Auto-Discovery: The Openclaw Gateway scans the subdirectory and identifies the six distinct skills via their description fields.
  3. Skill Selection: Based on the user prompt (e.g., "Analyze this commercial loan"), the agent selects the specific skill needed.
  4. Data Processing: The agent utilizes MCP connectors to pull data from providers like FactSet or Morningstar.
  5. Standardized Output: Findings are formatted through the excel-powerpoint-output skill for professional delivery.

Financial Services Skill Collection Setup

To install the collection using the package manager, run:

clawhub install financial-services

Alternatively, for manual installation:

cp -r financial-services ~/.openclaw/skills/

After installation, restart the OpenClaw Gateway to enable auto-discovery of all Openclaw Skills included in the set.

Financial Services Skill Collection Data Schema & Taxonomy

The collection organizes data through a hierarchical manifest system. Files and outputs follow a strict taxonomy:

Skill Component Output Type Key Metadata
investment-banking Excel/PPT Valuation methodology, comps tables
commercial-banking Markdown/PDF Risk rating, covenant compliance
asset-management JSON/PDF Performance metrics, attribution data
source-attribution CSV/Markdown Verification checklist, citation links
excel-powerpoint-output .xlsx / .pptx Standardized templates, brand guidelines

Financial Services Skill Collection Advanced Features

  • Multi-agent coordination across specialized financial domains.
  • Automated source attribution for 100% auditability of financial claims.
  • Native integration with MCP connectors for real-time market data retrieval.
  • Standardized formatting engine for professional Excel workbooks and PowerPoint presentations.

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