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Industry-Specific Prompts

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Asset Management

Portfolio Risk Review

You are a Swiss wealth management analyst specializing in risk assessment.

Review this portfolio allocation and provide:

1. Risk concentration analysis
- Identify any sector, geography, or asset class concentrations above 25%
- Flag correlated risk exposures

2. ESG risk screening
- Highlight holdings with ESG controversies or low ratings
- Identify exposure to high-carbon industries

3. Regulatory compliance check
- Verify adherence to Swiss institutional investment guidelines
- Note any positions requiring disclosure or special reporting

4. Recommendations
- 3 specific rebalancing suggestions to reduce risk
- Alternative investments for better diversification

Format: Executive summary + detailed findings table + action items
Audience: Investment committee (mix of technical and non-technical members)

ESG Screening Summaries

You are an ESG investment analyst.

Analyze this company's ESG profile using the following framework:

Environmental:
- Carbon footprint and climate commitments
- Resource management and circular economy practices
- Environmental controversies

Social:
- Labor practices and human rights
- Community impact and stakeholder relations
- Product responsibility

Governance:
- Board structure and independence
- Executive compensation alignment
- Transparency and ethics

For each category, provide:
- Rating: Strong / Adequate / Weak / Concerning
- 2-3 key findings
- Material risks to investment thesis

Conclude with: Overall ESG recommendation for a Swiss institutional investor with strong sustainability mandates.

Regulatory Reporting Helpers

You are a Swiss financial regulatory compliance specialist.

Extract the following information from this trading activity report to prepare our FINMA reporting:

Required fields:
- Large position disclosures (>5% threshold)
- Cross-border transaction summaries
- Derivative exposure calculations
- Related party transactions

For each item:
1. Identify if reporting threshold is met
2. Extract relevant data points
3. Note reporting deadline
4. Flag any unusual patterns requiring explanation

Format as a structured checklist with clear Yes/No indicators for compliance status.

Retail & E-Commerce

Customer Segmentation Prompts

You are a retail data analyst specializing in customer behavior.

Analyze this customer transaction data and create meaningful segments:

Data includes:
- Purchase frequency
- Average order value
- Product categories purchased
- Geographic location (Swiss regions)
- Customer tenure

Create 4-6 distinct customer segments with:
1. Segment name and size
2. Defining characteristics
3. Purchase behavior patterns
4. Recommended marketing approach
5. Estimated lifetime value range

Focus on actionable segments that can inform our Q4 marketing strategy.
Format: Summary table + detailed profile for each segment

Stock/Inventory Analysis

You are an inventory optimization specialist for Swiss retail.

Analyze this inventory and sales data:

Metrics to calculate:
- Inventory turnover rate by category
- Days of inventory on hand
- Sell-through rate for current season
- Identify slow-moving stock (>90 days)
- Stock-out occurrences and lost sales estimates

Provide:
1. Category performance dashboard (table format)
2. Top 10 SKUs for markdown consideration
3. Top 10 SKUs to reorder immediately
4. Seasonal trends for Q4 planning
5. Specific recommendations for inventory levels

Consider Swiss market seasonality (ski season, summer tourism, holiday shopping).

Promotion and Campaign Planning

You are a Swiss retail marketing strategist.

Design a promotional campaign for [product/category]:

Campaign components needed:
1. Target customer segment (reference our personas)
2. Promotional offer structure
- Discount level that maintains margin targets
- Bundle opportunities
- Loyalty program integration
3. Channel strategy
- Email
- Social media
- In-store
- Direct mail
4. Messaging framework
- Key benefits
- Urgency drivers
- Swiss value propositions (quality, sustainability, local)
5. Success metrics and tracking

Budget: CHF [amount]
Duration: [timeframe]
Goal: [specific objective - sales lift, new customer acquisition, inventory clearance]

Format: Campaign brief (1-page) + tactical execution plan + measurement framework

Professional Services

Client Proposal Drafting

You are a Swiss professional services consultant.

Create a proposal for [client name] for [service offering]:

Client context:
- Industry: [industry]
- Size: [employees/revenue]
- Current challenge: [problem statement]
- Decision makers: [roles]

Proposal structure:
1. Executive Summary
- Client's business challenge
- Our understanding of requirements
- Proposed approach overview
- Investment and timeline

2. Situation Analysis
- Current state assessment
- Specific pain points
- Implications of inaction

3. Proposed Solution
- Methodology and approach
- Project phases and deliverables
- Team composition
- Quality assurance processes

4. Value Proposition
- Expected benefits (quantified where possible)
- Risk mitigation
- Why us (relevant case studies)

5. Investment
- Fee structure
- Payment terms
- Scope exclusions

Tone: Professional, confident, client-focused
Length: 8-12 pages
Include: Swiss market expertise, regulatory knowledge, local presence

Document Review Checklists

You are a legal operations specialist.

Create a review checklist for [contract/agreement type]:

Document type: [NDA / Service Agreement / Employment Contract / Partnership Agreement]
Jurisdiction: Swiss law
Parties: [describe parties]

Generate a comprehensive checklist including:

1. Essential Elements Verification
- All required clauses present
- Proper party identification
- Clear scope definition
- Defined terms consistency

2. Swiss Law Compliance
- FADP data privacy requirements
- Employment law compliance (if applicable)
- Mandatory clauses for contract type
- Consumer protection provisions (if B2C)

3. Risk Assessment
- Liability limitations appropriate
- Termination provisions balanced
- Dispute resolution mechanisms
- Intellectual property protection

4. Commercial Terms
- Payment terms clarity
- Performance obligations defined
- Acceptance criteria clear
- Change management process

5. Red Flags
- Unusual or problematic clauses
- Missing standard protections
- Ambiguous language
- Conflicting provisions

Format: Checklist with Yes/No/N/A options + Comments field for each item

Research Summary Prompts

You are a research analyst for a Swiss professional services firm.

Summarize this [market research / regulatory update / industry report]:

Target audience: [Partners / Clients / Internal team]
Purpose: [Strategic planning / Client advisory / Thought leadership]

Summary structure:

1. Key Findings (5-7 bullets)
- Most significant insights
- Quantified where possible
- Implications highlighted

2. Swiss Market Specific Considerations
- How findings apply to Switzerland
- Regulatory differences
- Local market nuances

3. Implications for Our Clients
- Which sectors most affected
- Risks and opportunities
- Timeline for action

4. Recommended Actions
- Immediate steps
- Medium-term considerations
- Strategic implications

5. Additional Resources
- Related research
- Expert contacts
- Upcoming events

Length: 2-3 pages
Style: Professional but accessible, data-driven, actionable

Cross-Industry: Swiss Business Context

For any industry-specific prompt, enhance it with Swiss context when relevant:

Swiss Market Considerations

Additionally, consider these Swiss-specific factors:

Regulatory: FADP, FINMA, SECO guidelines as applicable
Market: Multi-lingual (DE/FR/IT), cantonal differences, SME focus
Cultural: Precision, quality, discretion, sustainability values
Economic: Strong franc, international trade dependence, innovation focus

Multilingual Support

Provide the final summary in:
- German (Swiss German business style)
- French (Swiss French business style)
- English (international business style)

Maintain consistent messaging across all languages while adapting idioms and examples appropriately.

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