Google Cloud is expanding its enterprise artificial intelligence offering with two new industry-specific products designed to automate complex workflows in financial services and legal work.
The company announced Gemini Enterprise for Financial Services and Gemini Enterprise for Legal, the first in a planned series of specialized industry solutions built on its Gemini Enterprise platform. The products combine AI agents, workflow tools, data connectors and model optimizations tailored to specific industries, allowing organizations to deploy AI for tasks that often require extensive research, analysis and review.
For financial institutions, Gemini Enterprise for Financial Services includes a Google-managed Financial Research agent, more than 50 specialized skills and 13 data connectors to providers including FactSet, LSEG, Moody’s and MSCI. It also supports third-party agents from companies including Dun & Bradstreet and S&P.
The system is designed to connect market data, regulatory filings and internal company systems to automate multistep research while maintaining data lineage, Google said. Potential applications include know-your-customer research and analysis, dealmaking and pitching, risk and trading, adviser insights and identifying credit opportunities.
Deutsche Bank is a design partner for the financial-services product, while CME Group is among its early users.
Gemini Enterprise for Legal is aimed at workflows including contract review, due diligence, regulatory monitoring, legal research and privacy requests. The platform connects with legal technology and information systems including iManage, NetDocuments, RelativityOne, Thomson Reuters, Harvey and CourtListener.
Google said the legal solution grounds research outputs in primary legal authority rather than relying only on information contained in an AI model’s training data. The company also said customers’ data, playbooks, client files and negotiated positions remain within their private environment.
Law firms including Cleary, Freshfields, Weil and Williams & Connolly are among the launch customers.
The products represent Google’s effort to move enterprise AI beyond general-purpose assistants and into specialized workflows where companies require tighter controls over data and how AI-generated work is produced and reviewed. That distinction is particularly important in financial services and legal work, where sensitive client information, regulatory requirements and audit trails can limit how organizations use general-purpose AI tools.
Google Cloud is positioning Gemini Enterprise as the underlying platform for these deployments, with the new industry offerings adding domain-specific agents, skills and connections to external and internal data sources.
The launch comes as cloud providers and enterprise software companies increasingly target AI applications that can perform multistep tasks rather than simply generate text or answer questions.
By packaging industry-specific capabilities into Gemini Enterprise, Google is seeking to give financial institutions and law firms a way to deploy AI across established workflows while maintaining governance and control over sensitive information.