
Tegus turned the expert call from an expensive one-off into searchable institutional memory. Now folded into AlphaSense, its real trick is making qualitative gossip and quantitative homework sit at the same desk.
AlphaSense began with an analyst's fear of missing one decisive sentence. Fifteen years, five acquisitions and more than 500 million documents later, it wants to turn research from a scavenger hunt into an always-on system.