FIND: Toward Multimodal Financial Reasoning and Question Answering for Indic Languages

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Main Authors: Das, Sarmistha, Vishal, Vaibhav, Ahmad, Syed Ibrahim, Gupta, Manish, Saha, Sriparna
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Published: 2026
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author Das, Sarmistha
Vishal, Vaibhav
Ahmad, Syed Ibrahim
Gupta, Manish
Saha, Sriparna
author_facet Das, Sarmistha
Vishal, Vaibhav
Ahmad, Syed Ibrahim
Gupta, Manish
Saha, Sriparna
contents Financial decision-making in multilingual settings demands accurate numerical reasoning grounded in diverse modalities, yet existing benchmarks largely overlook this high-stakes, real-world challenge, especially for Indic languages. We introduce FinVQA, a benchmark for evaluating financial numerical and multimodal reasoning in multilingual Indic contexts. FinVQA spans English, Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, and Tamil, and comprises 18,900 samples across 14 financial domains. The dataset captures diverse reasoning paradigms under realistic constraints, and is structured across three difficulty levels (easy, moderate, hard) and four question formats: multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, table matching, and true/false. To address these challenges, we propose FIND, a framework that combines supervised fine-tuning with constraint-aware decoding to promote faithful numerical reasoning, robust multimodal grounding, and structured decision-making. Together, FinVQA and FIND establish a rigorous evaluation and modeling paradigm for high-stakes multilingual multimodal financial reasoning.
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spellingShingle FIND: Toward Multimodal Financial Reasoning and Question Answering for Indic Languages
Das, Sarmistha
Vishal, Vaibhav
Ahmad, Syed Ibrahim
Gupta, Manish
Saha, Sriparna
Computation and Language
Financial decision-making in multilingual settings demands accurate numerical reasoning grounded in diverse modalities, yet existing benchmarks largely overlook this high-stakes, real-world challenge, especially for Indic languages. We introduce FinVQA, a benchmark for evaluating financial numerical and multimodal reasoning in multilingual Indic contexts. FinVQA spans English, Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, and Tamil, and comprises 18,900 samples across 14 financial domains. The dataset captures diverse reasoning paradigms under realistic constraints, and is structured across three difficulty levels (easy, moderate, hard) and four question formats: multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, table matching, and true/false. To address these challenges, we propose FIND, a framework that combines supervised fine-tuning with constraint-aware decoding to promote faithful numerical reasoning, robust multimodal grounding, and structured decision-making. Together, FinVQA and FIND establish a rigorous evaluation and modeling paradigm for high-stakes multilingual multimodal financial reasoning.
title FIND: Toward Multimodal Financial Reasoning and Question Answering for Indic Languages
topic Computation and Language
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.13330