LinqAlpha, an AI research platform for hedge funds and asset managers, has raised $22 million in a Series A round led by AVP, Atinum Investment and GFT Ventures.
The company, founded in 2022 as “Linq,” raised $6.6 million in a 2024 seed round. Since then, it has rebranded, moved its headquarters, and now aims to serve as institutional infrastructure for public markets.
With this round, LinqAlpha’s total funding is about $28.6 million. This is much less than competitors like AlphaSense, which has raised $1.74 billion, including a $350 million round in June 2026, and Rogo, which has $310 million.
In 2022, three co-founders left investment banks and quantitative funds to build an AI platform that analyses earnings calls, filings, and social media for hedge fund analysts. After three years, two rebrands, and three different headquarters, LinqAlpha has now secured a $22 million Series A round.
AVP, Atinum Investment and GFT Ventures co-led the round, with participation from financial institutions in Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong and India. LinqAlpha’s total funding is now about $28.6 million.
