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Updapt Wants to Put ESG’s Paperwork to Work
Everstone uses Updapt to monitor more than 185 sustainability KPIs. The software company’s bigger bet is that the same data can help businesses decide what to change next.
Baker Hill Turned a Banker’s Spreadsheet Problem Into a $7 Billion-a-Month Lending Machine
Baker Hill has spent four decades turning tax returns, ticklers and credit memos into software. Its next act is an AI-era platform for community lenders - and a reminder that automation only works after a bank cleans up the way it works.
Dynamo Built the Everything Machine for Private Markets - Then Had to Make It Feel Simple
For 28 years, Dynamo kept adding the jobs private-market firms wanted software to do. Its biggest redesign asks a harder question: can one sprawling investment platform finally behave like one product?
Cauris Is Turning Africa’s Messy Loan Data Into a $40 Million Credit Machine
African fintech does not only need more money. It needs credit that can see what is happening after the wire lands - and Cauris built its pitch around that unglamorous, valuable job.
StepStone Group and the Business of Getting Into Rooms Most Investors Never See
A private markets firm started in 2007 now helps steer roughly $700 billion across private equity, credit, real estate and infrastructure - and it is quietly opening the door to individual investors.
RDC.AI
RDC.AI (formerly Rich Data Co) is a Sydney-founded software company that builds an explainable AI decisioning platform for business and commercial lenders. Its cloud-native platform ingests transactional and alternative data to help banks originate, assess, monitor and manage loans faster and more transparently, producing a reason code for every decision so lenders can satisfy fair-lending and regulatory obligations. Backed by Westpac, nCino and Acorn Capital through a A$37m Series B, RDC.AI counts institutions such as M&T Bank, Westpac and BNZ among its customers and is expanding into North America.
73 Strings
73 Strings is an AI-powered financial intelligence platform for the private capital industry. Founded in 2020, it automates data extraction, portfolio monitoring, and fair-value estimation for alternative asset managers - the manual, fragmented "middle-office" work behind private equity, private credit, venture capital, growth equity, and infrastructure funds. Its Extract, Monitor, and Value modules structure unstructured documents, track portfolio performance in real time, and produce valuations reportedly up to 10x faster at roughly half the cost. The company serves institutions representing close to $10 trillion in assets and is backed by Goldman Sachs Alternatives, Blackstone, Fidelity International Strategic Ventures, Hamilton Lane, and Golub Capital.
Canoe Intelligence
Canoe Intelligence is a New York-based financial technology company that uses AI and machine learning to automate the collection, extraction and management of data from alternative investment documents. Its cloud platform turns the unstructured PDFs, capital calls, statements and tax forms that flood back offices into standardized, verified data that institutional investors, capital allocators, wealth managers and asset servicers can trust. Serving more than 325 clients - including firms such as Blackstone and Hamilton Lane - Canoe processes tens of millions of documents a year and raised a $36M Series C in 2024 led by Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives.
Capsa AI
Capsa AI is a London- and New York-based startup building an 'AI operating system' for private capital. Its platform indexes a firm's fragmented institutional knowledge - deal memos, emails, CRM notes and documents - and layers agentic AI across the fund lifecycle, from sourcing and due diligence to portfolio monitoring and back-office work. Founded in 2023 by Danyal Ozduzenciler and Callum Downie, the company raised an $18M Series A in June 2026 (about $20M total) to help private equity and private credit firms move faster and surface insights with full source traceability.
Credit Benchmark
Credit Benchmark is a London- and New York-based financial data analytics company that turns the internal credit risk views of 40+ of the world's largest banks into anonymized, aggregated Credit Consensus Ratings. By pooling the assessments of roughly 20,000 credit analysts, it produces obligor-level ratings and analytics on 110,000+ public and private entities across 160 countries - covering many companies, funds and sovereigns that traditional agencies never rate - and delivers them through a web app, Excel add-in, API and partners such as Bloomberg and Snowflake.
Rowspace
Rowspace is a San Francisco AI company that turns a financial firm's own proprietary data into a compounding edge. Its platform connects structured and unstructured data across a firm's entire history, models how that firm operates and reasons, and delivers that intelligence inside the tools teams already use - Excel, Microsoft Teams, and internal systems. Founded by former Notion CTO Michael Manapat and two-time CFO Yibo Ling, Rowspace launched in February 2026 with $50 million from Sequoia, Emergence Capital, Stripe, and others. Firms managing hundreds of billions to nearly a trillion dollars in assets already use it for portfolio monitoring, multi-decade deal analysis, and credit portfolio optimization.
Standard Metrics
Standard Metrics (formerly Quaestor) is a San Francisco-based financial data and portfolio monitoring platform for venture capital. It automates the messy work of collecting, standardizing, and benchmarking metrics from private portfolio companies, giving investors real-time performance data and giving founders a single source of truth for investor reporting. More than 100 VC firms track thousands of portfolio companies on the platform, which now connects directly to LLMs like Claude and ChatGPT through a Model Context Protocol server.