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Dealogic keeps score on Wall Street. It also helps run the game.
Banks use Dealogic to see who is winning business, find their next mandate and manage the machinery of a capital raise. The interesting business sits between the league table and the order book.
9fin
9fin is a London-based, AI-native intelligence platform for the global debt markets. Founded in 2016 by former banker Steven Hunter and former engineer Huss El-Sheikh, it uses machine learning to extract structured data from dense financial documents and pairs that data with news, analytics, and AI-powered workflows. Its platform covers leveraged loans, high-yield bonds, distressed debt, CLOs, private credit, and asset-based finance, and is used by investment banks, asset managers, hedge funds, law firms, and advisors. In March 2026 the company raised a $170M Series C at a $1.3 billion valuation.
CredCore
CredCore is a New York-based vertical-AI company modernizing the roughly $5 trillion enterprise debt capital markets. Its platform turns unstructured credit-deal documents into structured, actionable intelligence across the full deal lifecycle - pre-deal evaluation, diligence, and post-deal portfolio monitoring - while pairing proprietary AI models with the oversight of senior credit and legal experts. Backed by $16M in Series A funding led by Avataar Ventures, CredCore supports asset managers overseeing hundreds of billions in assets and won the Banking category at the 2025 Money20/20 Awards.
Percent
Percent is a New York-based fintech company building the technology infrastructure for the private credit market. Its platform digitizes the full lifecycle of private credit transactions - sourcing, structuring, syndication, surveillance and servicing - connecting corporate and asset-based borrowers, underwriters and accredited investors on a single, transparent marketplace. Founded in 2018 (originally as Cadence) by Nelson Chu, Percent has powered roughly $2 billion in transaction volume and offers short-duration, high-yield private credit deals with lower minimums than traditional channels.