geniosAI announced on 9 November 2026 that it is emerging from stealth with $19.1 million in combined seed and Series A funding from FactSet, Zoom and General Catalyst, with the Series A led by FactSet, according to its release, which is datelined San Jose, California, and published on the company’s website. The release does not give the split between the two rounds, name a seed lead or state a valuation, and no earlier funding is mentioned. It describes FactSet as strategic partner and lead investor; every source Lens read describes the Series A as the round FactSet led. The release and outlets refer only to “Zoom”, without naming the investing entity.

What the company does

According to the release, geniosAI builds a financial intelligence agent platform for banks, investment teams and the office of the chief financial officer. Its “AI domain stack” combines financial ontology, agents and traceable orchestration to deliver analysis for investment research and modeling, with the reasoning shown and every figure traced back to its source. The release says geniosAI and FactSet are bringing FactSet’s data together with the company’s platform. Co-founder and CEO Prabhdeep (PD) Singh said: “A financial answer is only useful if you can show how you got there.” The release names no other founders or executives. FinSMEs and The SaaS News say the funds will be used to scale operations and develop the platform; the release does not state how the money will be used.

Company claims

The release says the product is already in use with finance and investment teams at leading Fortune 500 global banks and technology companies to prepare for earnings, including how results compare with peers and analyst expectations and the questions analysts are likely to ask. No customers are named, and no customer counts or revenue figures were given. These are company statements that Lens has not verified.

Sources and notes

Sources: the release on geniosai.com, which Lens read in full, and reports by FinTech Global, FinSMEs, The SaaS News, PYMNTS and RuntimeWire, all dated 9 November 2026. Techmeme lists an Axios Pro exclusive in which Singh is quoted. Lens could not open copies of the release or reports on Finextra, Axios Pro and Stockhouse, which returned access errors and might state the seed lead or the split between the rounds. The company writes its name “geniosAI” in the release and “Genios AI” on its website footer and LinkedIn. Some third-party profiles of Singh’s earlier career circulate online; Lens did not verify them and does not use them.

Image: The City of London skyline seen across the River Thames from London City Hall, September 2015. Photo: Colin and Kim Hansen, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (cropped). Stand-in image of a financial district; it does not show geniosAI or its customers.