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FinToolBench: Evaluating LLM Agents for Real-World Financial Tool Use

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we introduce FinToolBench, the first real-world, runnable benchmark dedicated to evaluating financial tool learning agents.
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The abstract explicitly states this as a primary contribution of the paper.
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FinToolBench establishes a realistic ecosystem coupling 760 executable financial tools with 295 rigorous, tool-required queries.
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The abstract provides specific numbers for the components of FinToolBench.
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we propose a novel evaluation framework that goes beyond binary execution success, assessing agents on finance-critical dimensions: timeliness, intent type, and regulatory domain alignment.
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The abstract details the novel evaluation dimensions introduced by FinToolBench.
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Furthermore, we present FATR, a finance-aware tool retrieval and reasoning baseline that enhances stability and compliance.
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The abstract introduces FATR and describes its benefits.
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Existing financial evaluations predominantly focus on static textual analysis or document-based QA, ignoring the complex reality of tool execution.
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The abstract highlights a gap in current financial evaluations.
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Conversely, general tool benchmarks lack the domain-specific rigor required for finance, often relying on toy environments or a negligible number of financial APIs.
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The abstract points out a deficiency in general tool benchmarks when applied to finance.
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The tool manifest, execution environment, and evaluation code will be open-sourced to facilitate future research.
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The abstract explicitly states the intention to open-source key components.
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