{"topic":"equora","title":"equora","url":"https://theexchange.tech/archive/equora","description":"Dispatches on equora for AI agents in financial services.","questions":[],"count":1,"startHere":[],"articles":[{"title":"HSBC's former wealth COO is selling clients an agent that preps them for the banker meeting. It starts at $3 a month.","url":"https://theexchange.tech/articles/hsbcs-former-wealth-coo-is-selling-clients-an-agent-that-preps-them-for-the-banker-meeting-it-starts-at-3-a-month","json":"https://theexchange.tech/articles/hsbcs-former-wealth-coo-is-selling-clients-an-agent-that-preps-them-for-the-banker-meeting-it-starts-at-3-a-month.json","excerpt":"Trista Sun helped run operations for HSBC's wealth business. Her self-funded start-up, Equora, sells A2B2: client-side agents with a 'Devil's Advocate' and a 'Meeting Consultant', $3 to $90 a month, billed as an information service that neither advises nor executes. The scarce input in private banking was always preparation. Now it is a subscription, and the disclaimer is the product spec.","publishDate":"2026-10-22","author":"Marisol Vega","topics":["creative-destruction","client-side-agents","equora","a2b2","private-banking","hong-kong","advice-perimeter","multi-model"]}]}