Maywood Adds PitchBook Data to Maverick AI Agent
Maywood announced in a press release a partnership with PitchBook to integrate its private market intelligence into Maywood's AI workflows. The integration gives Maywood's Maverick agent access to PitchBook data for tracking private companies, identifying signals, and supporting deal decisions.
Through the PitchBook Essential Connector, Maverick can access more than 30 firmographic data points. Users can receive company intelligence through email, Microsoft Teams, and the Maywood platform.
Maverick serves professionals in investment banking, private equity, commercial banking, wealth management, auditing, and business development. Maywood says the agent requires human approval before external actions and is designed to align with FINRA and SEC requirements.
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