Finster AI Raises $15 Million to Expand Financial Intelligence Platform
AI-native financial platform Finster AI has raised $15 million in combined Series A and Seed funding, announced in a press release. The Series A was led by FinTech Collective, while the Seed round was led by Peak XV Partners, with continued participation from Hoxton Ventures.
The funding will support Finster AI’s expansion in New York, the growth of its team, and the development of partnerships across the financial ecosystem. The company works with major global investment banks and asset managers.
Finster AI has recently added executives with experience from firms such as Revolut, Morgan Stanley, Rothschild & Co, and Visible Alpha, as it continues to scale its financial intelligence platform.
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