Cognitive Credit Raises $40 Million for Credit Analysis Tools
Cognitive Credit secured a $40 million growth investment led by Summit Partners, with continued participation from ETFS Capital, the company said in a press release. The funding will support commercial expansion in the US, broader issuer coverage and new products.
Cognitive Credit provides verified corporate credit data, analytics and generative AI tools through a web application, REST API, Excel add in and Claude connector. Its platform covers more than 3,500 corporate bond and loan issuers across the US, Europe and emerging markets.
The company plans to launch DealConnect for access to credit models covering private issuers that report through secure data rooms. It is also preparing agentic credit analysis tools that automate parts of fundamental research using its verified data.
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