Canoe Intelligence bags $36m Series C led by Goldman Sachs

Canoe Intelligence Secures $36 Million in Series C Funding: Key Points

  1. Funding Details:
    • Canoe Intelligence raised $36 million in a Series C funding round.
    • Led by Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives.
    • Supported by existing investors Eight Roads and F-Prime Capital.
    • More than tripled the company’s valuation from its $25 million Series B in 2023.
  2. Investment Plans:
    • Focus on developing proprietary AI and machine learning technology.
    • Aims to further market expansion.
  3. Company and Platform:
    • Founded in 2017, based in New York.
    • Services over 325 institutional investors, capital allocators, wealth managers, and asset-servicing firms.
    • Offers a cloud-based alternative investments platform.
    • Utilizes AI and machine learning to automate data gathering and categorization, reducing manual data entry.
  4. Leadership:
    • Jason Eiswerth, CEO, emphasizes commitment to delivering comprehensive back-to-front office solutions and data integrity.
    • Recently appointed Noel Calhoun, a former CIA analyst, as Chief Technology Officer in February.
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