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GeniosAI, which develops AI software for financial analysis and modeling, raised $19.1M across seed and Series A rounds; FactSet led the Series A (Ryan Lawler/Axios)

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In short

The company secured $19.1 million in funding spanning both its seed and Series A financing rounds. Its core technology concentrates on building software aimed at handling complex financial analysis and operational modeling. Financial data giant FactSet served as the lead investor for the Series A portion of the capital raise. Specific breakdowns of the capital allocation between the two financing stages were not publicly disclosed.

Key points

  • The startup provides specialized artificial intelligence software targeted directly at fi…: The startup provides specialized artificial intelligence software targeted directly at financial modeling workflows.
  • Financial analytics provider FactSet took the lead role in the startup's Series A financi…: Financial analytics provider FactSet took the lead role in the startup's Series A financing.
  • Exact capital amounts allocated between the seed and Series A rounds remain undisclosed.: Exact capital amounts allocated between the seed and Series A rounds remain undisclosed.

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