Financial knowledge
Accounting, markets, economics, valuation, and professional-exam concepts represented in the category.
Qwen3.7 Max currently leads the LLM Stats finance category, followed by Qwen3.5-397B-A17B. This rank covers model evidence; evaluate professional software and advice separately.
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This page ranks underlying model evidence. Professional software products require a separate workflow and controls review. LLM Stats accepts no payment for ranking position. Read the methodology or report a correction.
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| Model | Best for | Top strength | Watch out | Cost · Context |
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| Qwen3.7 Max Alibaba Cloud / Qwen Team | Alibaba's newest — strongest open-weight Asian frontier | Excellent multilingual coverage (50+ languages) | Western provider coverage lags | $1.25 / $3.75 1.0M ctx |
| Qwen3.5-397B-A17B Alibaba Cloud / Qwen Team | Earlier Qwen 3 — still capable, especially MoE variants | MoE architecture gives strong quality at low active-parameter cost | Newer versions lead it | $0.45 / $3.00 262K ctx |
| Qwen3.6 Plus Alibaba Cloud / Qwen Team | Mature Qwen generation — strong all-rounder | Open weights, broad language support | 3.7 line now ahead on the hardest tasks | $0.50 / $3.00 1.0M ctx |
| Qwen3.7-Plus Alibaba Cloud / Qwen Team | Alibaba's newest — strongest open-weight Asian frontier | Excellent multilingual coverage (50+ languages) | Western provider coverage lags | — |
| Qwen3.5-122B-A10B Alibaba Cloud / Qwen Team | Earlier Qwen 3 — still capable, especially MoE variants | MoE architecture gives strong quality at low active-parameter cost | Newer versions lead it | $0.29 / $2.40 262K ctx |
Alibaba's newest — strongest open-weight Asian frontier
Earlier Qwen 3 — still capable, especially MoE variants
Mature Qwen generation — strong all-rounder
Alibaba's newest — strongest open-weight Asian frontier
Earlier Qwen 3 — still capable, especially MoE variants
Benchmarks are controlled evidence. They help narrow a model shortlist, but they do not reproduce a complete professional workflow.
Accounting, markets, economics, valuation, and professional-exam concepts represented in the category.
Multi-step calculations, numerical interpretation, assumptions, and finance-specific problem solving.
Extracting and reasoning across statements, filings, tables, disclosures, and narrative context.
Coverage across different evaluations, with sparse evidence treated as uncertainty rather than a perfect score.
Prioritize quantitative reasoning, tool use, and reliable structured output.
Recalculate key outputs and audit formulas, units, dates, and signs.
Combine finance strength with search, long context, and source-grounded retrieval.
A trained model does not include every live filing, transcript, estimate, or price.
Consistency, spreadsheet integration, narrative quality, speed, and cost all matter.
Reconcile every material figure to the ERP, warehouse, or approved planning model.
Favor careful extraction, classification, policy reasoning, and explicit assumptions.
Qualified reviewers remain responsible for treatment, evidence, and sign-off.
The finance category combines the available finance, accounting, economics, and analytical evaluations rather than presenting one exam as a complete measure of professional ability. The live table shows benchmark coverage and individual results.
Where category-index evidence is available, LLM Stats uses an uncertainty-aware conservative score. Otherwise the summary uses benchmark coverage and normalized performance. A category score is a comparison signal—not a forecast-accuracy rate or investment recommendation.
Model capability is only one layer of a finance system. Production value also depends on spreadsheet execution, source-data permissions, market-data entitlements, formula traceability, audit logs, review gates, and integration with the system of record.
High-consequence use: The leaderboard is comparative research, not legal, accounting, tax, or investment advice. Validate the selected model inside the exact product, data, jurisdiction, and review process you plan to use.
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Record model version, date, benchmark set, and category.
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Open the visible benchmark table and note missing results.
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Compare normalized results and evidence coverage.
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Run a separate known-answer test in the deployed product.
The live table above identifies the current category leader from available finance evidence. The best deployment still depends on the task: workbook execution, research, FP&A, accounting, risk, and client communication require different data, tools, and controls.
They can measure financial and accounting knowledge, quantitative reasoning, economics, statement interpretation, and exam-style questions. They do not fully measure live-data accuracy, spreadsheet execution, forecasting judgment, auditability, or the quality of an enterprise deployment.
A high rank does not make a model a fiduciary or establish suitability for autonomous decisions. Use model output as reviewed decision support, with current licensed data and accountable professionals responsible for conclusions and actions.
Use representative workbooks, filings, policies, and known-answer tasks. Measure numerical accuracy, formula integrity, source traceability, correction time, repeatability, latency, cost, and performance when information is missing or contradictory.