The board of Quest Flow Controls has approved the reappointment of its managing director and whole-time director for three-year terms, effective September 25, 2026.

Brijesh Madhav Manerikar will continue as managing director, while Swaroop Raghuvir Natekar retains his role as whole-time director. Both appointments require shareholder approval at the upcoming annual general meeting.

Key Board Resolutions

The board meeting held on September 2, 2026, concluded with several key corporate governance decisions:

• Reappointment of Mr. Brijesh Madhav Manerikar as Managing Director for three years from September 25, 2026
• Reappointment of Mr. Swaroop Raghuvir Natekar as Whole-Time Director for three years from September 25, 2026
• Appointment of M/s. APRA & Associates LLP as Statutory Auditor for five years (FY27 to FY31)
• Approval of director remuneration exceeding Section 197 limits under the Companies Act, 2013
• Notice of the 10th Annual General Meeting

Director Profiles

Mr. Manerikar oversees the entire management and administration of the company. Mr. Natekar handles financial aspects and supplier negotiations.

Auditor Appointment

M/s. APRA & Associates LLP (Firm Registration No. 011078N) was appointed as Statutory Auditor based on Audit Committee recommendation. The five-year tenure spans from the conclusion of the 10th AGM to the 15th AGM, subject to member approval under Section 139 of the Companies Act, 2013.

M/s Nikunj Kanabar & Associates, Practicing Company Secretaries, were appointed as Scrutinizer for the AGM voting process.

Singapore-based Questflow has announced a significant brand evolution, repositioning the company as a platform dedicated to AI Finance Agents. The firm is advancing its vision of building a "financial Codex," a system designed to transform professional investment strategies into transparent, configurable, and executable agents. This shift aims to provide broader access to expert financial intelligence while ensuring investors retain control over their capital.

The platform addresses a structural gap in financial technology: while market access has been democratized by brokers and trading tools, the judgment behind trade decisions remains concentrated among professionals. Questflow’s solution captures an investor’s strategy framework—including thesis, signals, triggers, and risk rules—and converts it into a transparent system. Retail investors can then discover these agents, understand their logic, set personal permissions, and deploy them across markets.

What the Numbers Show

Questflow highlights research from Bridgewater Associates and Thinking Machines Lab to illustrate the value of specialized financial intelligence. In a financial information-filtering task, a customized model trained on expert data achieved an accuracy rate of 84.7%, compared to 78.2% for a general-purpose model. Notably, the specialized model operated at approximately one-thirteenth of the inference cost, suggesting that structuring domain expertise may be as critical as the underlying model architecture.

A Two-Sided Marketplace

The company is developing a two-sided marketplace to connect strategy providers with users. On the supply side, professional investors can structure and distribute their frameworks through AI agents. On the demand side, users can discover, evaluate, and subscribe to these strategies while maintaining control over capital allocation and risk parameters.

Questflow distinguishes its approach from existing AI finance products, which often fall into two categories: execution-focused tools that automate order placement but lack strategic depth, or advice-focused tools that use large language models to generate generic recommendations. By focusing on operationalizing human expertise rather than replacing it, Questflow aims to make investment judgment reproducible and explainable.

Platform Architecture

The platform is built on four connected layers:

• Models: Integration of leading AI models for specific financial tasks, supported by a benchmarking framework.
• Skills: Specialized financial methodologies that define how agents evaluate information and apply risk controls.
• Data: Plugins connecting agents to real-time sources such as financial news, market prices, and blockchain activity.
• Execution: Connections to exchanges, brokerages, and wallets to enable monitored execution within user-defined permissions.

Initial Focus on Digital Assets

Questflow is initially targeting cryptocurrency markets, perpetual contracts, and prediction markets. These sectors operate continuously and generate high volumes of information, making them suitable for agent-based monitoring and execution. The company plans to validate the commercialization of structured investment judgment in these markets before expanding into traditional finance.

The platform does not take custody of user assets. Instead, it provides the infrastructure for AI agents to operate within explicitly defined rules, such as capital-allocation limits and stop-loss conditions. Questflow has disclosed backing from investors including CyberFund, Delphi Labs, Systemic Ventures, Animoca Brands, HashKey Capital, and ElizaOS, alongside ecosystem relationships with Circle, Coinbase, Google, NEAR, and CoinGecko.