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AlphaSense raised $180M in Series C, led by Viking Global and Goldman Sachs, and joined by Morgan Stanley, Citi, Bank of America, Barclays, Wells Fargo, Cowen, and AllianceBernstein. This brings AlphaSense’s total funding to $263M since its Series A in 2016.

Citigroup joins AlphaSense’s Wall Street Insights equity research collection, an exclusive offering for the corporate market.

With a 10+ year investment in AI technology, AlphaSense was awarded for best AI/Machine Learning Data.

Executive stock sales are soaring, AlphaSense reports, and on track to surpass the previous high in February 2020 as COVID-19 first emerged.

The New York Times cites AlphaSense data that reveals how aggressively large companies were buying back shares in Q1 of 2020.

According to AlphaSense data, insider stock purchases reached an all-time high during the pandemic, The New York Times reports.

John Reid-Dodick, CPO, and Joe Jill, CFO, will play a significant role in shaping the company’s strategy and leveling up its operations.

With superior AI search technology, AlphaSense helps sell-side firms surface business insights more efficiently.

Frost & Sullivan recognizes AlphaSense for its 10-year investment in AI search, which results in a competitive advantage for the 1,000+ firms it serves.