Reflexivity (formerly Toggle AI) raises USD 30m in Series B funding

Reflexivity (formerly Toggle AI), a leading provider of innovative artificial intelligence solutions for the investment industry, has announced a $30M Series B fundraising round led by Greycroft and Interactive Brokers. Additional participation included renowned hedge fund fund managers, Stanley Druckenmiller and Greg Coffey, as well as General Catalyst and SoftBank LatAm. Reflexity is a resident of Finolab, the FinTech Center of Tokyo.

This most recent investment round will accelerate Reflexivity’s product roadmap and expand delivery of its indispensable platform to its myriad of marquee clients throughout the financial industry.

A month ago, Reflexivity announced its strategic partnership with QUICK Corp, a Japanese financial information provider in the Nikkei Group. This collaboration will introduce Toggle AI’s innovative, AI-powered terminal to the Japanese market, providing investors with a groundbreaking tool to enhance data-driven decision-making in an increasingly complex financial landscape.

Toggle Terminal is a central command for investment analysis. Toggle’s proprietary Knowledge Graph links together a vast range of data sources, making it easy for investors to discover, analyze and monitor their investing ideas with the help of an LLM-powered UI.

Toggle AI revolutionizes capital markets investing by simplifying access to advanced AI capabilities and providing analytical answers to open-ended queries. Investors can now navigate the complexities of the financial market more intuitively, reducing the noise of information overload and making more informed decisions. This partnership with QUICK signifies a significant milestone in Toggle AI’s mission to democratize access to sophisticated investment analysis tools.

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