A four -year -old Swiss startup has raised a significant part of the change to take advantage of the growing movement of “He”.
Uni Lenik said on Thursday that she has raised $ 30 million in a round of Serie A funding led by London -based VC firm DN Capital and Commerzventures, the result of Germany’s Commerzbank investments.
“He AGETIC” is one of the biggest tendencies in technology now, though there is no definition of what is actually an agent. The essential basic concept is that an agent of it must be capable of much more than a simple chatbot, with the ability to make decisions and make a variety of tasks – everything from making your internet reports and presenting costs to improve efficiency in factories.
Founded in Zurich in 2021 by CEO Manuel Grenacher, CCO Michelle Heppler and Cto Andreas Hauri (photo above), uniquely wants to strengthen his workforce for financial services such as banking, insurance and private capital.
This means automation of workflow in areas such as searching, compliance and key (“know your client”). Unique offers a bunch of personalized agents of he abroad, one of which is an investment research agent that relies on internal and external knowledge to provide answers to natural language questions.
There is also a proper care agent who analyzes documents such as fulfilling transcriptions and compares them to past ratings to suggest possible questions that bank personnel should ask.
The company initially focused on the video with the one empowered for the sales teams, but in the intervention years it evolved into something similar to a “co-house for finance teams”. And in 2023, the unique went directly with the National Bank of Switzerland Pictet, which also counts as a strategic investor.
There are also other Swiss financial institutions with great name as clients, including UBP and Graubündner Kantonalbank.
With a fresh $ 30 million in the bank, Unique says it plans to accelerate its international expansion, with a particular focus on the US market. The company has raised a total of $ 53 million so far.
