Google Cloud has introduced Gemini Enterprise for Financial Services and Gemini Enterprise for Legal, the first two industry-specific agent platforms built on Gemini Enterprise.
The company said versions for healthcare, life sciences, and other professional services are also on the way.
Finance package targets capital markets and corporate banking
The financial-services version is aimed at capital markets and corporate banking. It includes a Financial Research Agent, more than 50 finance skills, and 13 data connectors. Those connectors can pull directly from FactSet, Moody’s, MSCI, S&P Global, and SEC EDGAR.
Google said the package can be used for KYC, credit research, portfolio risk analysis, and bond issuance materials.
Deutsche Bank took part in designing the Financial Research Agent and plans to deploy it in its corporate bank. CME Group has already begun using the financial-services version of Gemini Enterprise.
Legal version connects with established research and workflow tools
The legal version can connect with Harvey, Legora, Thomson Reuters, iManage, and RelativityOne. Google said those integrations are intended for contract review, legal research, citation verification, and regulatory tracking.
The company also said existing file-permission settings and matter-isolation rules from underlying systems will remain in effect. Customer data, it added, will not be used to train Google’s foundation models.
Google is packaging industry data, controls, workflows, and agents
The launch frames Gemini Enterprise less as a standalone model and more as a platform with industry add-ons. In this setup, the model serves as the base layer, while the commercial focus shifts to specialized data, permissions, workflows, and purpose-built agents. Google is aiming for the entry point enterprises use to call on different AI tools.