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Nevis, which uses AI to automate paperwork for financial advisors, raised a $70M Series B led by EQT Ventures, a source says at a $500M valuation (Camila Grigera Naón/Fortune)

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Nevis, a company that automates paperwork for financial advisors, has secured a $70 million Series B investment led by EQT Ventures, marking a significant milestone in the financial advisory industry. The company aims to make financial advice more accessible to a broader audience and has secured a valuation of $500 million. This investment comes at a time when Americans are increasingly seeking financial advisors but the industry faces a shortage of professionals. Nevis's innovative approach to automating paperwork is expected to help alleviate this shortage and make financial advice more widely available.

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  • Nevis, a company that automates paperwork for financial advisors, has secured a $70 milli…: Nevis, a company that automates paperwork for financial advisors, has secured a $70 million Series B investment led by EQT Ventures, marking a significant milestone in the financial advisory industry.
  • The company aims to make financial advice more accessible to a broader audience and has s…: The company aims to make financial advice more accessible to a broader audience and has secured a valuation of $500 million.
  • This investment comes at a time when Americans are increasingly seeking financial advisor…: This investment comes at a time when Americans are increasingly seeking financial advisors but the industry faces a shortage of professionals. Nevis's innovative approach to automating paperwork is expected to help alleviate this shortage and make financial advice more widely available.

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Camila Grigera Naón / Fortune : Nevis, which uses AI to automate paperwork for financial advisors, raised a $70M Series B led by EQT Ventures, a source says at a $500M valuation   —  Americans want more financial advisors, but every day there are fewer to go around.  One New York-based startup wants to help ease the squeeze …

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