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Founded Year

2011

Stage

Series F | Alive

Total Raised

$1.397B

Valuation

$0000 

Last Raised

$650M | 5 mos ago

Revenue

$0000 

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About AlphaSense

AlphaSense develops a market intelligence platform. Its artificial intelligence (AI) technology aims to help professionals make business decisions by offering insights from private content, such as company filings, event transcripts, expert call transcripts, news, trade journals, and equity research. It serves consulting, energy, financial services, life science, and other sectors. It was founded in 2011 and is based in New York, New York.

Headquarters Location

24 Union Square East 5th Floor

New York, New York, 10003,

United States

646-783-1995

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ESPs containing AlphaSense

The ESP matrix leverages data and analyst insight to identify and rank leading companies in a given technology landscape.

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Financial Services / Capital Markets Tech

The institutional investment analytics and insights market refers to a range of software and services that provide investment managers with tools to help them make informed investment decisions and optimize their portfolios. These solutions typically include investment research, data analysis, risk management, and performance attribution capabilities. The market for institutional investment analyt…

AlphaSense named as Leader among 9 other companies, including S&P Global, SESAMm, and Incorta.

AlphaSense's Products & Differentiators

    AlphaSense Core Search (newest release: AlphaSense X)

    AlphaSense is the leading market intelligence platform leveraging cutting-edge technology to continuously filter and analyze billions of fragmented pieces of information. We apply the power of AI to an extensive library of high value unstructured and structured data-sets, enabling business professionals to make critical decisions with confidence.

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Research containing AlphaSense

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CB Insights Intelligence Analysts have mentioned AlphaSense in 7 CB Insights research briefs, most recently on Oct 15, 2024.

Expert Collections containing AlphaSense

Expert Collections are analyst-curated lists that highlight the companies you need to know in the most important technology spaces.

AlphaSense is included in 6 Expert Collections, including Unicorns- Billion Dollar Startups.

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Fintech 100

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250 of the most promising private companies applying a mix of software and technology to transform the financial services industry.

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Companies in this collection provide software and/or services to institutions participating in primary and secondary capital markets: institutional investors, hedge funds, asset managers, investment banks, and companies.

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Market Research & Consumer Insights

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Fintech

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Companies and startups in this collection provide technology to streamline, improve, and transform financial services, products, and operations for individuals and businesses.

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AlphaSense Patents

AlphaSense has filed 35 patents.

The 3 most popular patent topics include:

  • computational linguistics
  • natural language processing
  • data management
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Latest AlphaSense News

Institutional investors look to AI-powered solutions for enhanced trading signals

Oct 29, 2024

Institutional investors look to AI-powered solutions for enhanced trading signals Financial markets are complex systems influenced by factors such as geopolitical events, interconnected institutions, and leverage used in asset control. Investors need a way to efficiently monitor all data and generate actionable insights to enable informed decision-making. Many companies are conducting advanced research to leverage AI’s potential in solving financial market complexities, investing in deep tech, quantum computing, and energy innovation. Institutional investors benefit by gaining improved methods to capture, analyze, and extract insights from trading signals. Deep tech investments in AI platforms for market analysis An October 2024 IMF study reports that “adoption of AI in capital markets is likely to increase significantly in the near future, and AI could cause large changes in market structure.” Market factors fluctuate frequently, so investors use algorithmic trading for real-time decisions . AI-powered platforms offer adaptability, enabling strategy adjustments based on trends, risks, and opportunities. These platforms can also handle higher trading volumes, especially liquid assets like government bonds and equities. Hybrid intelligence systems combine AI with human expertise Human expertise still plays a significant role in this industry. A Morgan Stanley survey finds that “even if AI will revolutionize the field (investing), investors are unlikely to place all of their trust in the technology, and human advisors will continue playing a critical role.” The survey indicates that 82 percent of investors are not keen on totally replacing human insights and guidance. This leads to the fusion of AI analytics and human decision-making, forming a hybrid approach. AI takes the emotion out of investment decision-making , which results in more objective judgments. Meanwhile, human involvement helps establish trust in the system and gives investors a sense of accountability. AI systems can anticipate black swan events and market volatility movements, but it is part of human nature to seek reassurance and have someone to hold to account in case a system fails. Adaptive and sophisticated trading tools in the financial market AI-driven adaptive investment tools offer an alternative to algorithmic trading, which is associated with a number of drawbacks, such as lower effectiveness in the face of heightened market volatility and systemic risks since widespread algorithmic trading failures can severely destabilize the financial markets. Adaptive AI-powered investment platforms enable investors to make personalized, precise predictions and adjust strategies in real-time based on market activity. Examples of AI solutions in institutional trading Even investment powerhouse Blackrock has no qualms about admitting it already uses an AI system. AI tools not only exist but are also being widely used. Below are some notable platforms demonstrating effective technological augmentation in investing, particularly hybrid implementations and adaptive trading. Kavout One of the biggest names in machine learning-driven investing, Kavout was hailed as the top FinTech company in 2016 at the NVIDIA GTC Global Conference. The platform adapts dynamically to market sentiment, covering about 80 percent of market factors with a database of over 1,000 elements. It features a proprietary machine learning system called Alpha Signal to implement adaptive asset allocation with minimal impact from market volatility. AlphaSense AlphaSense uses AI and natural language processing to analyze investment information efficiently. It is designed to ensure that the deluge of data does not become overwhelming for investors, allowing them to quickly extract insights based on millions of data sources, from earnings reports to broker research, regulatory documents, and expert calls. It is designed to help investors avoid blind spots when tracking critical insights and getting useful insights before more prospective investors get to them. Metafide Originally a B2B trade information provider for hedge funds and market makers, Metafide seeks to become the go-to trading tool for institutional investors and hedge funds by providing reliable AI-powered real-time market analysis and investment signal tracking, focusing on Web3. Metafide is designed as a hybrid platform that fuses the benefits of AI and human expertise. Its unique approach to investing is two-tiered. The first part thoroughly researches the markets and generates predictions from neural networks. The second part highlights human involvement, wherein users who made trades are viewed as signals and subjected to a recency-weighted bias. The AI system then discerns the impact of these users in generating trading insights. Moreover, Metafide continuously monitors various signals to support adaptive trading, generating and executing real-time trade plans based on dynamic market movements. “By incorporating gamified systems to engage users, we extract real-time market sentiment in an effortless way,” says Frank Speiser, co-founder of Metafide. The platform “focuses on incentivizing community-driven insights, user-friendly experience, and trust through transparency,” adds Speiser, who was instrumental in making social sentiment-driven decision-making mainstream with having previously founded Socialflow. Its RANGE FIDE(R) game is built on Mantle Network and recently had over 1 million transactions. RANGE FIDE(R) challenges human intelligence to outsmart AI predictions, with players forming a coalition to defend human decision-making in the crypto space. The future of AI in institutional trading AI is undoubtedly going to be a staple of modern institutional trading. However, it is not yet viewed as a replacement for human decision-making but as a vital aid. Generally, institutional traders perceive AI trading platforms with enthusiasm, but they are also aptly cautious. AI-powered platforms offer valuable insights but require ongoing innovation to keep pace with the ever-evolving investment markets. Featured image credit: Freepik

AlphaSense Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • When was AlphaSense founded?

    AlphaSense was founded in 2011.

  • Where is AlphaSense's headquarters?

    AlphaSense's headquarters is located at 24 Union Square East, New York.

  • What is AlphaSense's latest funding round?

    AlphaSense's latest funding round is Series F.

  • How much did AlphaSense raise?

    AlphaSense raised a total of $1.397B.

  • Who are the investors of AlphaSense?

    Investors of AlphaSense include Viking Global Investors, CapitalG, Goldman Sachs, SoftBank, J.P. Morgan Asset Management and 33 more.

  • Who are AlphaSense's competitors?

    Competitors of AlphaSense include Auquan, Preqin, Hebbia, SESAMm, Amenity Analytics and 7 more.

  • What products does AlphaSense offer?

    AlphaSense's products include AlphaSense Core Search (newest release: AlphaSense X) and 3 more.

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