Global Predictions

Global Predictions

Global Predictions registered with the SEC as a Registered Investment Adviser. The firm's public-facing identity revolves around PortfolioPilot, a software platform it describes as an AI-powered personal economist. Instead of standard portfolio tracking, the tool assigns an Economic Weather Index score to portfolios, forecasting risk exposure across various macro scenarios. The firm has cited the use of predictive technologies to guide individual asset allocation decisions. Regulatory records clarify the firm's actual operating posture. In March 2024, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charged Global Predictions with making false and misleading claims about its artificial intelligence capabilities (per the SEC, 2024). The firm had publicly stated it was the 'first regulated AI financial advisor' and marketed its platform as providing expert AI-driven forecasts. The SEC found these statements to be untrue, noting that the firm lacked the documentation to support such representations. Global Predictions settled the charges, paying a civil penalty, and undertook corrective disclosures. The firm lists a San Francisco, California address in regulatory filings. Its public materials point to a hybrid model combining software-as-a-service distribution with investment advisory activities. There is no verified track record of institutional asset management or separately managed account mandates published by the firm. Global Predictions' structural differentiator is its regulatory history. The SEC action established clear boundaries for how an advisor can market artificial intelligence in financial services. The case functions as a reference point for allocators evaluating any manager's claims about proprietary predictive technology.