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Operand, which offers AI-powered due diligence tools for PE firms, raised $31M across a seed and a Series A led by Khosla Ventures at a $220M valuation (Lucinda Shen/Axios)

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In short

Operand secured $31 million in capital through a combined seed and Series A financing round. The company achieved a $220 million valuation with venture firm Khosla Ventures leading the investments. The platform focuses on developing specialized artificial intelligence tools to assist private equity firms with their due diligence tasks. Additional operational metrics and detailed plans for the capital were not released.

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  • Private equity workflows are attracting substantial capital investments through specializ…: Private equity workflows are attracting substantial capital investments through specialized artificial intelligence solutions.
  • Prominent venture capital firms continue to place large valuations on emerging financial…: Prominent venture capital firms continue to place large valuations on emerging financial technology providers.
  • Operand has officially secured significant institutional backing despite not disclosing s…: Operand has officially secured significant institutional backing despite not disclosing specific future spending plans.

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