LinqAlpha to Supply 'Financial Data AI Marketplace' to Financial Institutions

LinqAlpha, an AI-native financial intelligence company, is launching a financial data wholesale business that supplies data directly to financial institutions’ proprietary AI agents.

LinqAlpha announced on the 30th that it is launching a ‘Financial Data AI Marketplace’ and will begin supplying data to domestic financial institutions. The core feature is that, unlike the conventional approach where financial firms must collect and refine data themselves after acquisition, LinqAlpha offers financial data pre-processed so that AI can immediately search and analyze it.

Recently, as financial institutions such as securities companies and asset management firms have begun building their own AI agents, demand in the financial data market is also shifting. Whereas the previous focus was on how broadly data could be secured, following the introduction of AI, it has become more important to refine, structure, and link vast amounts of data to trustworthy sources so that it can actually be used by AI in operational work.

LinqAlpha’s financial data is processed so that AI can instantly search and analyze information such as regulatory filings, earnings calls, and investor relations (IR) materials. Each data point includes the original text and source, allowing users to reference the basis of AI-generated answers. Currently, LinqAlpha provides approximately 2.58 million original filings from about 47,000 issuers in 126 countries, and roughly 1.04 million earnings call transcripts from around 24,000 companies in 109 countries, all in formats that AI can use directly. In Korea, LinqAlpha covers electronic disclosures (DART filings) from 2,845 listed companies, starting from 2001.

LinqAlpha’s financial data is already being supplied to domestic financial institutions. A major domestic securities company plans to implement LinqAlpha’s live transcripts in its retail customer service during the second half of this year, while another securities firm uses the earnings analysis data to create its own investment content.

Overseas, LinqAlpha’s data is already being used in proprietary AI agents by financial institutions. Global asset management firm Fidelity International has built an in-house research agent, ‘Supersearch,’ based on LinqAlpha’s API, which is currently used by more than 200 analysts.

Choi Hojun, Co-CEO of LinqAlpha, stated, “As financial institutions begin to build their own AI agents, it is becoming increasingly important not just how much data is owned, but how quickly and accurately AI can connect to trustworthy data for real work,” adding, “Our focus at LinqAlpha is to solve the last mile of data utilization that arises during the AI transformation of financial institutions.”

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