LinkAlpha, an AI-based institutional investment workflow platform company, is set to expand its presence in the global market and develop next-generation products, leveraging an investment of over 30 billion won.


Hojun Choi, CEO of Link Alpha, is introducing the AI-based Link Alpha Terminal. Photo by Dongju Yoon

Hojun Choi, CEO of Link Alpha, is introducing the AI-based Link Alpha Terminal. Photo by Dongju Yoon

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On July 2, LinkAlpha announced that it has completed a Series A funding round totaling 34 billion won. This round was led by existing investor Atinum Investment, along with new investors GFT Ventures and AVP. Mirae Asset Venture Investment, Mirae Asset Capital, East Ventures, and Hana Ventures also participated as new investors.


LinkAlpha develops and provides an AI agent platform for institutional investors, including hedge funds, asset management firms, and securities companies. The platform integrates and analyzes information scattered across various sources—such as market data, company disclosures, research reports, internal documents, and meeting records—within a single platform to support investment research and decision-making. Users can leverage AI models such as OpenAI and Anthropic for specific purposes, thanks to a platform architecture that does not depend solely on large language models (LLM).


Currently, LinkAlpha counts global hedge funds and asset management firms—including Fidelity, BNP Paribas, and Schonfeld—among its clients, and is conducting its global business operations from four key hubs: the United States, Korea, Hong Kong, and Singapore.


With the newly secured investment, LinkAlpha plans to strengthen its GTM (Go-to-Market) strategy in the U.S. and Asian markets and accelerate the development of next-generation AI agent products. In the short term, the company aims to increase its global institutional investor client base; in the long term, its goal is to establish itself as the standard AI infrastructure for institutional investment decision-making workflows.



Hojun Choi, Co-CEO of LinkAlpha, stated, "In the rapidly evolving AI technology landscape, LinkAlpha aims to establish itself as a partner in institutional finance by co-designing an agent architecture that professional investors can trust and rely on."


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