ETH Zurich Spin-Off Aisot Technologies Raises CHF 2 Million

ETH Zurich spin-off Aisot Technologies has raised CHF 2 million in a seed extension round.

Existing and new investors backed the financing, including family offices and angel investors.

Felix Haldner, a former Partner at Partners Group and former President of the Swiss Funds & Asset Management Association, joined as a new investor.

The latest financing follows a CHF 1.8 million seed round in 2023 led by Haute Capital Partners.

The company develops technology for institutional investors that combines quantitative financial analysis, machine learning and news sentiment analysis powered by large language models.

Its platform helps larger asset managers identify additional investment signals while supporting portfolio forecasting, construction and personalisation.

It also gives smaller firms access to professional data, AI and quantitative infrastructure without having to build and operate their own systems.

Stefan Klauser, Co-Founder and CEO of Aisot Technologies, said,

“The fact that our existing investors continue to expand their trust, while we’ve also gained experienced figures like Felix Haldner as new supporters, confirms we’re on the right path.

We want to help wealth managers in Switzerland and internationally to integrate AI into their investment processes in a way that is well-founded, transparent and impactful.”

Felix Haldner said,

“We are convinced that aisot’s solutions can generate significant efficiency gains for asset and wealth managers, including in analysis, portfolio management and product development.

Aisot Technologies’ models also deliver signals across different investment strategies, with the aim of contributing to return optimisation,”

Founded in 2021, Aisot Technologies is based in Zurich and has a network of employees and partners across Europe, Asia and the United States.

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