The CHIPS Program Office (CPO) has been using BamSEC as a financial research tool for the past two years. The CPO requires subscription licenses to assist employees in accessing and working with financial data of publicly-traded semiconductor companies, including SEC filings and earnings transcripts. The CPO requires subscription licenses to an all-in-one data platform that provides tools to efficiently analyze a large magnitude of documents across various companies and data sources at one time from the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC). The platform includes access to SEC key company information such as recent and historical earnings transcripts, articles of incorporation, credit agreements, corporate structure, insider transactions, institutional ownership, and events. CPO relies on the key SEC data points related to changes in the companies’ financial and credit situation, news, and other filings to adequately remain informed as it develops its risk assessments. The Government only requires access to the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC).