Sentieo raises $20 million in Series B funding
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May 25, 2021
With well-positioned to expand market leadership, plans to drive the digital transformation of financial and corporate research.
On the heels of record revenue in 2020, Sentieo, a next-gen financial and corporate research platform for hedge funds, mutual funds, investment banks, corporates and individual investors, has raised $20 million in a Series B round of funding.
The round was led by Ten Coves Capital with participation from existing investors Centana Growth Partners and Studio Management. Ned May, a founder and Managing Partner at Ten Coves Capital, will join Sentieo’s board of directors. With this latest funding, Sentieo has now secured $62 million in total capital.
Sentieo Raises $20M Series B Round Following Record Demand for AI-Driven Financial Research Platform
Latest infusion will enable Sentieo to further drive digital transformation of financial and corporate research
SAN FRANCISCO, May 25, 2021, the leading next-generation financial and corporate research platform provider, today announced it has raised $20 million in a Series B round of funding. The round was led by
Ten Coves Capitalwith participation from existing investors Centana Growth Partners and Studio Management. Ned May, a founder and Managing Partner at Ten Coves Capital, will join Sentieo s board of directors. With this latest funding Sentieo has now secured $62 million in total capital.
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