KINGSTON, Jamaica — GK Capital Management Limited has launched an artificial intelligence-powered research platform giving Jamaican investors access to live stock market data, company analysis, global bond research and economic information in one place.

The browser-based platform, called GK Investor Intelligence, is designed for retail investors, financial advisers and institutions seeking information on Jamaican equities and global fixed-income investments.

Users can track the Jamaica Stock Exchange indices and listed companies, review financial statements, valuation measures and technical analysis, compare companies and screen the market for potential investment opportunities.

The platform also provides information on selected global bonds, including yields, credit analysis, issuer information and recommendations from GK Capital’s research team. Its economic dashboard tracks inflation, interest rates, Bank of Jamaica decisions and other developments affecting investment markets.

The main feature is an AI Investment Assistant that allows users to ask questions about stocks, bonds and the wider market in plain language. GK Capital said the assistant provides source-backed responses, reducing the need for users to understand specialised financial terminology.

Managing Director Kareem Tomlinson said the platform was developed to make research tools previously used mainly by professional fund managers more widely available.

“Our vision has always been to broaden access to trusted investment advice,” Tomlinson said.

He said the platform was intended to serve investors ranging from first-time stock buyers to financial advisers and pension fund managers.

The launch comes amid renewed activity on the local equities market. The JSE Main Market Index gained 11.28 per cent during the first half of 2026 following several years of subdued performance.

GK Capital said wider access to research becomes increasingly important when rising markets attract new investors who may otherwise make decisions based on speculation or short-term price movements.

GraceKennedy Financial Group Chief Executive Officer Steven Whittingham said the platform formed part of the group’s wider push to use technology to make financial services more accessible.

“When Jamaicans have access to easy-to-use research tools to help them better understand their investment options, they are better equipped to build wealth and plan for the future,” Whittingham said.

Whittingham also serves as chairman of the Jamaica Stock Exchange.

GK Investor Intelligence follows the launch of GK Mutual Funds in 2023 and forms part of GK Capital’s expansion of its retail investment services.