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Why?

In today’s rapidly evolving regulatory landscape, staying ahead of emerging compliance risks is essential for informed decision-making across the technology sector. This workflow showcases an automated analysis system that integrates advanced information retrieval using the Bigdata.com API with large language model (LLM) analysis to generate comprehensive regulatory intelligence reports for a watchlist of technology companies.

The system automatically analyzes three types of corporate documents (news articles, SEC filings, and earnings transcripts) to provide both sector-wide regulatory trends and company-specific risk assessments with quantitative scoring metrics.

This automated framework systematically evaluates regulatory issues across multiple dimensions:

Quantitative Scoring System:

• Media Attention Score: Volume and intensity of regulatory coverage in news sources
• Risk/Financial Impact Score: Potential business and financial implications of regulatory issues
• Uncertainty Score: Level of ambiguity and unpredictability around regulatory outcomes

Dual-Level Intelligence:

• Sector-Wide Analysis: Cross-industry regulatory trends and themes across technology domains (AI, Social Media, Hardware & Chips, E-commerce, Advertising)
• Company-Specific Insights: Individual company risk profiles, mitigation strategies, and regulatory responses

The analysis leverages the GenerateReport class, which orchestrates the entire process from data retrieval to final report generation, providing actionable insights for compliance officers, risk managers, and investment decisions focused on the designated company watchlist.

The Report Generator workflow follows these steps:

1. Generate comprehensive regulatory theme trees across different technology focus areas to ensure thorough coverage of regulatory landscapes

2. Retrieve the universe of relevant companies from the predefined watchlist to analyze for regulatory exposure

3. For each company in the selected group, use the Bigdata to search for news, filings and transcripts related to regulatory issues across specified technology domains

4. Categorize the relevance of each document using LLM-based analysis and filter out non-relevant content to ensure high-quality insights

5. Summarize regulatory challenges and generate comprehensive scoring metrics including Media Attention, Risk/Financial Impact, and Uncertainty levels for each company

6. Analyze company filings and transcripts to identify and summarize proactive mitigation strategies and regulatory responses

7. Create the final report covering sector-wide issues and company-specific regulatory challenges with actionable insights

This notebook demonstrates how to implement this workflow, transforming unstructured regulatory information into structured, decision-ready intelligence for regulatory risk assessment within a curated set of technology companies.

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Setup and Imports

Below is the Python code required for setting up our environment and importing necessary libraries.

from src.report_generator import GenerateReport #the source will be changed
from src.summary.summary import TopicSummarizerSector, TopicSummarizerCompany
from src.response.company_response import CompanyResponseProcessor

from bigdata_research_tools.themes import generate_theme_tree
from bigdata_research_tools.search.screener_search import search_by_companies
from bigdata_research_tools.labeler.screener_labeler import ScreenerLabeler
from bigdata_research_tools.excel import ExcelManager
from bigdata_client.models.search import DocumentType
from bigdata_client import Bigdata

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
from datetime import datetime
import pandas as pd
from IPython.display import display, HTML

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Define Output Paths

Set up the directory structure where analysis results and reports will be saved.

# Define output file paths for our report
output_dir = f"{current_dir}/output"
os.makedirs(output_dir, exist_ok=True)

export_path = f"{output_dir}/regulatory_issues_report.xlsx"

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Load Environment Variables

The Report Generator requires API credentials for both the Bigdata API and the LLM API (in this case, OpenAI). Make sure you have these credentials available as environment variables or in a secure credential store.

# Secure way to access credentials
from google.colab import userdata

BIGDATA_USERNAME = userdata.get('BIGDATA_USERNAME')
BIGDATA_PASSWORD = userdata.get('BIGDATA_PASSWORD')

# Set environment variables for any new client instances
os.environ["BIGDATA_USERNAME"] = BIGDATA_USERNAME
os.environ["BIGDATA_PASSWORD"] = BIGDATA_PASSWORD

# Use them in your code
bigdata = Bigdata(BIGDATA_USERNAME, BIGDATA_PASSWORD)

OPENAI_API_KEY = userdata.get('OPENAI_API_KEY')
os.environ["OPENAI_API_KEY"] = OPENAI_API_KEY

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Defining the Report Parameters

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Fixed Parameters

• General Theme (general_theme): The central regulatory concept to explore across all technology domains
• Specific Focus Areas (list_specific_focus): Technology sectors where regulatory issues are particularly relevant
• Bigdata (bigdata): Bigdata connection

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Customizable Parameters

• Watchlist (my_watchlist_id): The set of companies to analyze. This is the ID of your watchlist in the watchlist section of the app.
• Model Selection (llm_model): The LLM model used to label search result document chunks and generate summaries
• Frequency (search_frequency): The frequency of the date ranges to search over. Supported values:
  • Y: Yearly intervals
  • M: Monthly intervals
  • W: Weekly intervals
  • D: Daily intervals. Defaults to 3M
• Time Period (start_date and end_date): The date range over which to run the analysis
• Focus (focus): Specify a focus within the main theme. This will then be used in building the LLM generated mindmapper
• Document Limits (document_limit_news, document_limit_filings, document_limit_transcripts): The maximum number of documents to return per query to Bigdata API for each category of documents
• Batch Size (batch_size): The number of entities to include in a single batched query

# ===== Fixed Parameters =====

# General regulatory theme
general_theme = 'Regulatory Issues'

# Specific focus areas within technology sectors
list_specific_focus = ['AI', 'Social Media', 'Hardware and Chips', 'E-commerce', 'Advertising']

# ===== Customizable Parameters =====

# Company Universe (from Watchlist)
my_watchlist_id = "fa589e57-c9e0-444d-801d-18c92d65389f" # Magnificent 7
watchlist = bigdata.watchlists.get(my_watchlist_id)
companies = bigdata.knowledge_graph.get_entities(watchlist.items)
company_names = [company.name for company in companies]

# LLM Specification
llm_model = "openai::gpt-4o-mini"

# Search Frequency
search_frequency='M'

# Specify Time Range
start_date="2025-01-01"
end_date="2025-04-20"

# Document Limits
document_limit_news=10
document_limit_filings=5
document_limit_transcripts=5

# Others
batch_size=1

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Generate Report

We initialize the class GenerateReport and in the following section of the notebook, we will go through each step used by this class to generate the report. In the colab notebook you can skip the step-by-step process and directly run the generate_report() method in the section Direct Method.

report_generator = GenerateReport(
        watchlist_id=my_watchlist_id,
        general_theme='Regulatory Issues',
        list_specific_focus=['AI', 'Social Media', 'Hardware and Chips', 'E-commerce', 'Advertising'],
        llm_model=llm_model,
        api_key=OPENAI_API_KEY,
        start_date=start_date,
        end_date=end_date,
        search_frequency=search_frequency,
        document_limit_news=document_limit_news,
        document_limit_filings=document_limit_filings,
        document_limit_transcripts=document_limit_transcripts,
        batch_size=batch_size,
        bigdata=bigdata
)

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Mindmap a Theme Taxonomy with Bigdata Research Tools

You can leverage Bigdata Research Tools to generate a comprehensive theme taxonomy with an LLM, breaking down regulatory themes into smaller, well-defined concepts for more targeted analysis across different technology focus areas.

# Generate the Theme Tree
themes_tree_dict = {}
for focus in list_specific_focus:
    theme_tree = generate_theme_tree(
                        main_theme=general_theme,
                        focus=focus
                    )
    themes_tree_dict[focus] = theme_tree

theme_tree.visualize()

The taxonomy tree includes descriptive sentences that explicitly connect each sub-theme back to the Regulatory Issues general theme, ensuring all search results remain contextually relevant to our central trend.

# Get all the summaries from all the nodes
node_summaries = theme_tree.get_summaries()

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Retrieve Content

With the theme taxonomy and screening parameters, you can leverage the Bigdata API to run searches on company news, filings, and transcripts across different regulatory focus areas.

# Run searches on News, Filings, and Transcripts
df_sentences_news = []
df_sentences_filings = []
df_sentences_transcripts = []

scopes_config = [
    (DocumentType.NEWS, document_limit_news, df_sentences_news),
    (DocumentType.FILINGS, document_limit_filings, df_sentences_filings),
    (DocumentType.TRANSCRIPTS, document_limit_transcripts, df_sentences_transcripts)
]

# Search using summaries
for scope, document_limit, df_list in scopes_config:
    for focus in list_specific_focus:
        df_sentences = search_by_companies(
            companies=companies,
            sentences=list(themes_tree_dict[focus].get_terminal_label_summaries().values()),
            start_date=start_date,
            end_date=end_date,
            scope=scope,
            freq=search_frequency,
            document_limit=document_limit,
            batch_size=batch_size
        )
        df_sentences['theme'] = general_theme + ' in ' + focus
        df_list.append(df_sentences)

# Concatenate results
df_sentences_news = pd.concat(df_sentences_news)
df_sentences_filings = pd.concat(df_sentences_filings)
df_sentences_transcripts = pd.concat(df_sentences_transcripts)

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Label the Results

Use an LLM to analyze each document chunk and determine its relevance to the regulatory themes. Any document chunks which aren’t explicitly linked to Regulatory Issues will be filtered out.

# Label the search results with our theme labels
labeler = ScreenerLabeler(llm_model=llm_model)

# Initialize empty lists for labeled data
df_news_labeled = []
df_filings_labeled = []
df_transcripts_labeled = []

# Configure data sources
sources_config = [
    (df_sentences_news, df_news_labeled),
    (df_sentences_filings, df_filings_labeled),
    (df_sentences_transcripts, df_transcripts_labeled)
]

for df_sentences, labeled_list in sources_config:
    for focus in list_specific_focus:
        df_sentences_theme = df_sentences.loc[(df_sentences.theme == general_theme + ' in ' + focus)]
        df_sentences_theme.reset_index(drop=True, inplace=True)
        df_labels = labeler.get_labels(
            main_theme=general_theme + ' in ' + focus,
            labels=list(themes_tree_dict[focus].get_terminal_label_summaries().keys()),
            texts=df_sentences_theme["masked_text"].tolist()
        )
        df_merged_labels = pd.merge(df_sentences_theme, df_labels, left_index=True, right_index=True)
        labeled_list.append(df_merged_labels)

# Concatenate results
df_news_labeled = pd.concat(df_news_labeled)
df_filings_labeled = pd.concat(df_filings_labeled)
df_transcripts_labeled = pd.concat(df_transcripts_labeled)

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Document Distribution Visualization

You can visualize the tables showing the count of different document types for each company in the given universe. This helps you understand the distribution and availability of regulatory information across different sources for each entity.

def create_styled_table(df, title, companies_list, entity_column='entity_name', document_column='document_type'):
    import pandas as pd
    import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

    # Create pivot table
    pivot_table = df.groupby([entity_column, document_column])['document_id'].nunique().unstack(fill_value=0)
    pivot_table = pivot_table.reindex(companies_list, fill_value=0)
    normal_table = pivot_table.reset_index()
    normal_table.columns.values[0] = 'Company'

    n_rows = len(normal_table)
    row_height = 0.4  
    fig_height = max(2, n_rows * row_height + 1.5)  

    fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(12, fig_height))
    ax.axis('tight')
    ax.axis('off')

    table = ax.table(cellText=normal_table.values,
                     colLabels=normal_table.columns,
                     cellLoc='center',
                     loc='center')
    table.auto_set_font_size(False)
    table.set_fontsize(10)
    table.scale(1.2, 2)

    # Header styling
    for i in range(len(normal_table.columns)):
        table[(0, i)].set_facecolor('#4CAF50')
        table[(0, i)].set_text_props(weight='bold', color='white')

    # Row striping
    for i in range(1, len(normal_table) + 1):
        for j in range(len(normal_table.columns)):
            table[(i, j)].set_facecolor('#e0e0e0' if i % 2 == 0 else 'white')

    plt.figtext(0.5, 0.95, title, fontsize=16, fontweight='bold', ha='center')

    plt.show()

Table for All Retrieved Documents about Regulatory Issues

df_statistic_resources = pd.concat([df_news_labeled, df_filings_labeled, df_transcripts_labeled])
create_styled_table(df_statistic_resources, title='Retrieved Document Count by Company and Document Type', companies_list = company_names)

Table for Relevant Documents about Regulatory Issues

df_statistic_resources_relevant = df_statistic_resources.loc[~df_statistic_resources.label.isin(['', 'unassigned', 'unclear'])]
create_styled_table(df_statistic_resources_relevant, title='Relevant Document Count by Company and Document Type', companies_list = company_names)

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Summarizer

The following code is used to create summaries for regulatory themes at both sector-wide and company-specific levels using the information from the retrieved documents.

# Run the process to summarize the documents and compute media attention by topic, sector-wide
summarizer_sector = TopicSummarizerSector(
   model=llm_model.split('::')[1],
   api_key=OPENAI_API_KEY,
   df_labeled=df_news_labeled,
   general_theme=general_theme,
   list_specific_focus=list_specific_focus,
   themes_tree_dict=themes_tree_dict,
   logger=GenerateReport.logger
)
df_by_theme = summarizer_sector.summarize()

# Run the process to summarize the documents and score media attention, risk and uncertainty by topic at company level
summarizer_company = TopicSummarizerCompany(
   model=llm_model.split('::')[1],
   api_key=OPENAI_API_KEY,
   logger=GenerateReport.logger,
   verbose=True
)
df_by_company = asyncio.run(
   summarizer_company.process_topic_by_company(
       df_labeled=df_news_labeled,
       list_entities=companies
   )
)

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Company Response Analysis

Extract company mitigation strategies and regulatory responses from filings and transcripts to understand how companies are proactively addressing regulatory challenges.

# Concatenate Filings and Transcripts dataframes
df_filings_labeled['doc_type'] = 'Filings'
df_transcripts_labeled['doc_type'] = 'Transcripts'
df_ft_labeled = pd.concat([df_filings_labeled, df_transcripts_labeled])
df_ft_labeled = df_ft_labeled.reset_index(drop=True)

# Run the process to extract company's mitigation plan from the documents (filings and transcripts)
response_processor = CompanyResponseProcessor(
   model=llm_model.split('::')[1],
   api_key=OPENAI_API_KEY,
   logger=GenerateReport.logger,
   verbose=True
)

df_response_by_company = asyncio.run(
   response_processor.process_response_by_company(
       df_labeled=df_ft_labeled,
       df_by_company=df_by_company,
       list_entities=companies
   )
)

# Merge the companies responses to the dataframe with issue summaries and scores
df_by_company_with_responses = pd.merge(df_by_company, df_response_by_company, on=['entity_id', 'entity_name', 'topic'], how='left')
df_by_company_with_responses['filings_response_summary'] = df_by_company_with_responses['response_summary']

# Extract the company's mitigation plan for each regulatory issue from the News documents
df_news_response_by_company = asyncio.run(
   response_processor.process_response_by_company(
       df_labeled=df_news_labeled,
       df_by_company=df_by_company,
       list_entities=companies
   )
)

df_news_response_by_company = df_news_response_by_company.rename(
   columns={'response_summary': 'news_response_summary', 'n_response_documents': 'news_n_response_documents'}
)
df_by_company_with_responses = pd.merge(df_by_company_with_responses, df_news_response_by_company,
                                       on=['entity_id', 'entity_name', 'topic'], how='left')

report_by_theme = df_by_theme
report_by_company = df_by_company_with_responses

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Generate Final Report

The following code provides an example of how the final regulatory issues report can be formatted, ranking topics based on their Media Attention, Risk/Financial Impact, and Uncertainty.

def prepare_data_report_0(df_by_theme, df_by_company_with_responses, user_selected_nb_topics_themes):

    ### Section 1 - Sector-Wide Issues

    user_selected_ranking = ['theme', 'n_documents']
    user_selected_ascending_order = [True, False]

    top_by_theme = df_by_theme.sort_values(by=user_selected_ranking, ascending=user_selected_ascending_order).groupby(['theme'], as_index=False).head(user_selected_nb_topics_themes)
    top_by_theme = top_by_theme.reset_index(drop=True)

    ### Section 2 - Company-Specific Issues

    user_selected_nb_topics = 1
    user_selected_columns = ['entity_name', 'topic', 'headline', 'n_documents', 'response_summary', 'n_response_documents']

    list_tops_by_company = []

    user_selected_ranking = ['entity_name', 'n_documents']
    user_selected_ascending_order = [True, False]
    top_by_company = df_by_company_with_responses.copy()
    top_by_company['headline'] = top_by_company['topic_summary']
    top_by_company = top_by_company.sort_values(by=user_selected_ranking, ascending=user_selected_ascending_order).groupby(['entity_name'], as_index=False).head(user_selected_nb_topics)
    top_by_company = top_by_company[user_selected_columns]
    top_by_company['criterion'] = '1. Most Reported Issue'
    list_tops_by_company.append(top_by_company)

    user_selected_ranking = ['entity_name', 'risk_score', 'n_documents']
    user_selected_ascending_order = [True, False, False]
    top_by_company = df_by_company_with_responses.copy()
    top_by_company['headline'] = top_by_company['risk_summary']
    top_by_company = top_by_company.sort_values(by=user_selected_ranking, ascending=user_selected_ascending_order).groupby(['entity_name'], as_index=False).head(user_selected_nb_topics)
    top_by_company = top_by_company[user_selected_columns]
    top_by_company['criterion'] = '2. Biggest Risk'
    list_tops_by_company.append(top_by_company)

    user_selected_ranking = ['entity_name', 'uncertainty_score', 'n_documents']
    user_selected_ascending_order = [True, False, False]
    top_by_company = df_by_company_with_responses.copy()
    top_by_company['headline'] = top_by_company['uncertainty_explanation']
    top_by_company = top_by_company.sort_values(by=user_selected_ranking, ascending=user_selected_ascending_order).groupby(['entity_name'], as_index=False).head(user_selected_nb_topics)
    top_by_company = top_by_company[user_selected_columns]
    top_by_company['criterion'] = '3. Most Uncertain Issue'
    list_tops_by_company.append(top_by_company)

    top_by_company = pd.concat(list_tops_by_company)
    top_by_company = top_by_company[user_selected_columns+['criterion']]
    top_by_company = top_by_company.sort_values(by=['entity_name', 'criterion'])
    top_by_company = top_by_company.reset_index(drop=True)

    return top_by_theme, top_by_company

def generate_html_report(df_theme, df_entities, title):
    # Generate current report date
    report_date = datetime.now().strftime("%B %d, %Y")

    # Section 1: Themes, Topics, and Summaries
    theme_boxes = ""

    for theme in df_theme['theme'].unique():
        theme_summary = df_theme[df_theme['theme'] == theme]
        topics_html = "".join(
            [f"<li><strong>{row['topic']}</strong>: {row['topic_summary']}</li>" for _, row in theme_summary.iterrows()]
        )
        theme_boxes += f"""
        <div class='report-theme-box'>
            <h3>{theme}</h3>
            <ul>{topics_html}</ul>
        </div>
        """

    # Section 2: Headlines by Entity (Horizontal layout)
    headline_sections = ""
    entity_groups = df_entities.groupby('entity_name')

    for entity, group in entity_groups:
        headline_sections += f"<div class='report-entity'>"
        headline_sections += f"<h3>{entity}</h3>"
        headline_sections += "<div class='report-flex-container'>"

        for _, row in group.iterrows():
            headline_sections += f"<div class='report-criterion-box'>"
            headline_sections += f"<strong class='report-criterion'>{row['criterion']}</strong><br/>"
            headline_sections += f"<strong class='topic'>{row['topic']}:</strong> {row['headline']}<br>[{row['n_documents']} News]<br/>"
            headline_sections += "</div>"

        headline_sections += "</div>"  # Close flex container
        headline_sections += "<br/>"  # Blank line

        response_summary_items = group[['topic', 'response_summary']].dropna().drop_duplicates()
        if response_summary_items.size > 0:
            headline_sections += "<div class='report-response-summary'>"
            headline_sections += f"<strong>Company's Response:</strong><br/>"
            headline_sections += "<ul>"
            for _, row in response_summary_items.iterrows():
                headline_sections += f"<li><strong>{row['topic']}</strong>: {row['response_summary']}</li>"
            headline_sections += "</ul></div>"

        headline_sections += "</div>"  # Close entity div

    # Complete HTML structure
    html_report = f"""
    <!DOCTYPE html>
    <html lang="en">
    <head>
        <meta charset="UTF-8">
        <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
        <title>{title}</title>
        <style>
            .report-container {{
                font-family: Arial, sans-serif;
                padding: 30px;
                line-height: 1.6;
                background-color: #ffffff;
                color: #333;
            }}
            .report-container h1 {{
                color: #003A70;
                font-size: 24px;
                margin-bottom: 5px;
                font-weight: 700;
                border-bottom: 2px solid #003A70;
                padding-bottom: 10px;
                text-align: center;
            }}
            .report-date {{
                font-size: 16px;
                color: #555;
                margin-bottom: 20px;
                text-align: center;
            }}
            .report-container h2 {{
                color: #003A70;
                font-size: 20px;
                margin-top: 30px;
                font-weight: 600;
            }}
            .report-theme-box, .report-entity {{
                border: 2px solid #003A70;
                margin: 25px;
                padding: 20px;
                border-radius: 8px;
                background: #F7F9FC;
            }}
            .report-flex-container {{
                display: flex;
                flex-wrap: wrap;
                justify-content: space-between;
                gap: 15px;
            }}
            .report-criterion-box {{
                flex: 1;
                min-width: 200px;
                padding: 15px;
                border: 1px solid #B0B0B0;
                border-radius: 5px;
                background: #FFFFFF;
            }}
            .report-criterion {{
                display: inline-block;
                padding: 5px;
                background-color: #003A70;
                color: white;
                border-radius: 5px;
                margin-bottom: 5px;
                font-size: 14px;
            }}
            .report-response-summary {{
                padding: 15px;
                border: 1px solid #B0B0B0;
                border-radius: 5px;
                background: #FFFFFF;
            }}
        </style>
    </head>
    <body>
        <div class="report-container">
            <h1>{title}</h1>
            <div class="report-date">{report_date}</div>

            <h2>Sector-Wide Issues</h2>
            {theme_boxes}

            <h2>Company-Specific Issues</h2>
            {headline_sections}
        </div>
    </body>
    </html>
    """

    return html_report

You can customize the ranking system by specifying the number of top themes to display with user_selected_nb_topics_themes.

# Generate the html report
top_by_theme, top_by_company = prepare_data_report_0(
     df_by_theme = df_by_theme,
     df_by_company_with_responses = df_by_company_with_responses,
     user_selected_nb_topics_themes = 3,
)

html_content = generate_html_report(top_by_theme, top_by_company, 'Regulatory Issues in the Tech Sector')

with open(output_dir+'/report.html', 'w') as file:
     file.write(html_content)

display(HTML(html_content))

The report provides a detailed analysis of the most relevant sector-wide issues and analyzes individual companies, highlighting three key aspects:

• Most Reported Issue: The regulatory topic receiving the highest volume of media coverage
• Biggest Risk: The regulatory issue with the highest potential financial and business impact
• Most Uncertain Issue: The regulatory matter with the greatest ambiguity and unpredictability

Each aspect is analyzed using its own ranking system, allowing for a tailored and detailed view of company-specific regulatory challenges and their strategic responses.

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Export the Results

Export the data as Excel files for further analysis or to share with the team.

try:
    # Create the Excel manager
    excel_manager = ExcelManager()

    # Define the dataframes and their sheet configurations
    df_args = [
        (df_by_company_with_responses, "Report Regulatory Issues by companies", (2, 3)),
        (df_by_theme, "Report Regulatory Issues by theme", (1, 1))
    ]

    # Save the workbook
    excel_manager.save_workbook(df_args, export_path)

except Exception as e:
    print(f"Warning while exporting to excel: {e}")

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Conclusion

The Regulatory Issues Report Generator provides a comprehensive automated framework for analyzing regulatory risks and company mitigation strategies across the technology sector. By systematically combining advanced information retrieval with LLM-powered analysis, this workflow transforms unstructured regulatory information into structured, decision-ready intelligence.

Through the automated analysis of regulatory challenges across multiple technology domains, you can:

1. Analyze regulatory intensity - Compare regulatory scrutiny levels across different technology sectors (AI, Social Media, Hardware & Chips, E-commerce, Advertising) to identify compliance challenges

2. Assess company-specific risk profiles - Compare how companies within your watchlist are exposed to different regulatory issues using quantitative scoring across Media Attention, Risk/Financial Impact, and Uncertainty dimensions

3. Monitor proactive compliance strategies - Track how companies are responding to regulatory challenges through their filings, transcripts, and public communications, identifying best practices and strategic approaches

4. Quantify regulatory uncertainty - The comprehensive scoring system provides clear metrics to identify which regulatory issues pose the greatest ambiguity and unpredictability for strategic planning

5. Generate sector-wide intelligence - Create comprehensive reports that inform regulatory strategy, compliance planning, and investment decisions across technology companies

6. Analyze regulatory landscape for specific periods - Generate comprehensive snapshots of regulatory challenges and company responses for defined time periods, enabling informed risk assessment and strategic planning

From conducting regulatory due diligence to building compliance-focused investment strategies or assessing sector-wide regulatory risks, the Report Generator automates the research process while maintaining the depth and nuance required for professional regulatory intelligence. The standardized scoring methodology ensures consistent evaluation across companies, regulatory domains, and time periods, making it an invaluable tool for systematic regulatory risk assessment in the rapidly evolving technology sector.