Research · Bachelor’s thesis at TUM

TRACE

An agentic retrieval system connecting financial data, regulatory evidence and reproducible analysis.

Python · DuckDB · LangChain · Hybrid retrieval · Evaluation

The problem

Transfer-pricing analysis combines structured financial data with regulatory text. An answer needs a traceable connection to both the underlying calculation and the retrieved evidence.

The implementation

TRACE — Transfer pricing Regulatory Agentic Compliance Engine — is the research artifact of my bachelor’s thesis at TUM. It connects structured queries and text retrieval with an agent and evidence-linked reports.

Architecture

  1. Ingest Excel workbooks and regulatory documents.
  2. Store structured data in DuckDB and prepare text retrieval.
  3. Route queries to structured, semantic or hybrid retrieval.
  4. Use a ReAct agent to orchestrate analysis tools.
  5. Run defined compliance calculations.
  6. Produce structured results and evidence chains.

Research contribution

The system is compared against a rule-based baseline through a controlled ablation study. The portfolio describes the implemented architecture; quantitative evaluation claims belong alongside the exact dataset, configuration and measured results.

Repository

Explore the research repository for the implementation, setup and documentation.

The repository declares a proprietary license. Its documented test count has not been reverified as part of the emailAmigo release. This page makes no new accuracy, cost or speed claims.

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