TLDR: Streetbeat, an AI-powered financial intelligence platform, has successfully raised $15 million in Series A funding, bringing its total capital to $25 million. This investment, led by CDP Venture Capital’s AI Fund, will fuel the expansion of its AI agents for trading, risk management, and portfolio analysis, aiming to significantly enhance client capacity and assets under management (AUM) for wealth managers globally. The company’s StreetbeatPRO platform is already utilized by 4,000 advisors across 15 countries, demonstrating substantial ROI.
Palo Alto, California – October 22, 2025 – Streetbeat, a pioneering AI-powered intelligence platform catering to financial professionals and retail investors, today announced the successful closure of a $15 million Series A funding round. This latest capital injection elevates the company’s total funding to $25 million, earmarked for the accelerated development and scaling of its AI-driven trading solutions for the wealth management sector.
The Series A round was spearheaded by CDP Venture Capital through its dedicated AI Fund, with significant participation from a consortium of investors including TTV Capital, Monte Carlo Capital, 3Lines VC, P101, Azimut, and Evolution VC. This robust financial backing underscores investor confidence in Streetbeat’s innovative approach to leveraging artificial intelligence in finance.
The primary objective of this funding is to further expand the deployment of AI agents for trading, risk management, and portfolio analysis, thereby increasing client capacity and AUM potential for wealth managers. Streetbeat’s flagship product, StreetbeatPRO, empowers wealth managers, financial institutions, and brokerages to automate critical investment and advisory processes. The platform offers both off-the-shelf and customized AI agents designed to streamline workflows and enhance efficiency.
According to the company, financial advisors utilizing StreetbeatPRO have reported remarkable results, including a fivefold increase in the number of clients serviced and an annual growth of up to 15% in assets under management. Currently, StreetbeatPRO is actively used by 4,000 advisors across 15 countries, with recent strategic expansions into key markets such as Germany, Italy, and South Korea. Notably, a prominent European brokerage bank managing over $120 billion in AUM is already leveraging the platform to augment its advisory solutions.
Damián Scavo, CEO of Streetbeat, articulated the company’s vision, stating, “From the beginning, our mission has been to make the best financial intelligence available to everyone – both financial professionals and consumers. From an AI advisor that creates tailored portfolios for retail investors to customized AI agents that automate workflows for wealth managers and advisors, Streetbeat’s proven solutions are delivering strong ROI for our customers. This new funding will accelerate the next phase of our growth as we scale internationally and further advance our AI capabilities.”
Neil Kapur, Partner at TTV Capital, echoed this sentiment, commenting, “Damián saw the massive potential for AI in financial services early on, and since then, the Streetbeat team has worked relentlessly to align their capabilities with market needs. StreetbeatPRO has generated impressive traction in Europe, and it’s clear they are building a critical solution at the right time. We are proud to back Streetbeat as they continue to scale AI products that generate real value for financial professionals and retail investors.”
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Streetbeat’s proprietary AI system is distinguished by its ability to draw on data from over 170 sources. Benchmark testing has demonstrated an impressive 94.78% accuracy rate, outperforming competing AI systems by 30% while maintaining low operational costs, estimated at $0.10 to $0.15 per task. Looking ahead, Streetbeat plans to introduce its retail AI advisor to the European market by 2026, with several partners already in the integration phase, further solidifying its commitment to democratizing advanced financial intelligence.
