Bridgewise Secures $21M Funding Round to Expand Global Presence

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Bridgewise, a data analytics provider specializing in AI-based analysis of global securities, has successfully concluded a $21 million funding round, raising its total capital to $35 million.

The funding round was led by SIX Group, a prominent market infrastructure operator in Switzerland and Spain. Joining as participants were Group 11, a venture capital firm specializing in fintech, and L4 Venture Builder, the venture capital arm of B3, the leading exchange in Latin America.

Utilizing a robust database, Bridgewise generates AI-driven insights by analyzing data on listed global securities, including stocks and mutual funds. The platform also offers investment recommendations, a regulated feature approved in its operating markets.

The newly raised capital will facilitate Bridgewise’s global expansion efforts and further the development of its machine learning-enabled recommendations.

Bridgewise serves a diverse clientele including exchanges, banks, trading platforms, investment houses, wealth advisors, and financial media & education platforms. With operations spanning over 15 countries, including Australia, Brazil, Japan, Singapore, Switzerland, UAE, UK, and US, the company aims to bridge the knowledge and accessibility gap in global capital markets.

Gaby Diamant, Co-founder and CEO of Bridgewise, expressed enthusiasm about the funding round, stating, “This is a major milestone on our mission to close the knowledge and accessibility gap across the global capital markets. Our AI technology is uniquely positioned to provide the trustworthy analysis, recommendations, and support global investors need to make informed decisions. With partners such as SIX, Group 11, and L4VB on board, we have the tools we need to deliver significantly upgraded insights across the globe, empowering investors in any language, in any market. This new funding is an opportunity to deliver on our promise to our customers, and our responsibility to the industry as a whole.”

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