ETF investors must examine various financial data, including constituent stocks and market trends, in addition to price and returns. As the amount of data increases, the technology to organize it into analysis and content that investors can understand becomes crucial. AI specialized in financial data is being utilized as a tool to analyze market information and select the content necessary for investment decisions. Koscom and Link Alpha, an AI-native financial intelligence company, are jointly developing an AI-based financial investment analysis service.
Link Alpha announced on the 7th that it has signed a business agreement with Koscom for a ‘joint project for AI-based financial investment analysis services.’ The two companies will combine Koscom’s financial data with Link Alpha’s finance-specialized AI technology to develop investment analysis content and services and pursue joint commercialization.
Under the agreement, Koscom provides financial data necessary for service development. Link Alpha utilizes AI technology to analyze the data and process it into content that enables investors to understand market information. They also plan to identify the needs of joint customers and cooperate in service operations and marketing.
The first task is ETFs… Converting financial data into analytical content
The first area of cooperation between the two companies is ETFs. By applying Link Alpha’s analysis technology to domestic ETF-related financial data held by Koscom, they will organize diverse market information and develop content and services that investors can utilize.
This agreement focuses on connecting the service development process, from the provision of source financial data to AI analysis, content creation, and customer acquisition. After verifying the collaboration model in the ETF sector, both companies plan to sequentially expand the areas of financial data and investment analysis to which it is applied.
Link Alpha is developing ‘Alpha Intelligence Layer,’ which supports financial market analysis and investment decision-making. It was founded by a team including former Goldman Sachs analysts, a Ph.D. in Computer Science from MIT, and a Master’s degree in Financial Engineering from UC Berkeley, and currently provides services to over 70 financial institutions in the U.S., Europe, and Asia.
Last July, it secured a Series A investment of $22 million, or approximately 34 billion KRW. Through this collaboration with Koscom, Link Alpha plans to develop services utilizing domestic financial data and identify business opportunities targeting financial institutions.
Choi Ho-jun, CEO of Link Alpha, stated, “We will combine Koscom’s domestic financial data with Link Alpha’s AI investment analysis capabilities, which have been refined for global financial institutions,” adding, “We will jointly develop services that transform diverse data into analyses and insights that can be utilized for actual investment decision-making.”
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