Trading and investment in startups using artificial intelligence algorithms set a record in 2016. This trend is transforming several industries, including healthcare, business intelligence, and advertising. In particular, startups using machine learning and natural language processing to solve financial problems have attracted investor interest in the past few years. As we mentioned in the artificial intelligence hotspot map, the artificial intelligence in financial services transactions has seen an upward trend since 2014.

As several companies focus on artificial intelligence technology, competition in this area has begun to heat up, such as SenTIentTechnologies and Ayasdi, which are bringing products to the field of financial technology, ranging from quantitative trading (quanTItaTIvetrading) and sentiment analysis to threats. Testing and risk analysis. This year alone, more than 15 companies using artificial intelligence in financial technology have received financing.

Here are some of the investment highlights in the field:
In the past two years, Goldman Sachs has been particularly active and has participated in six investments in four companies: Context Relevant, Digital Reasoning Systems, Kensho Technologies and Dataminr.
This month, Baidu invested in ZestFinance. ZestFinance said the two companies will "cooperate to apply ZestFiance's underwriTIng technology to Baidu's search, location and payment data to improve China's credit rating decisions."
In the personal assistant/bot field, Trim, Penny, Kasisto, Cleo, and Insurif all received financing from investors such as Social Capital, Eniac Ventures, Core Innovation Capital, and Alpha Prime Ventures in 2016.
In terms of credit scores, companies that have received financing this year include Wecash Flash Bank in China, CreditVidya in India, Aire and Type Score in the UK, and Zest Finance and Applied Data Finance in California.
Some of the biggest financings include $130 million in Series D funding from Dataminr (analysing real-time market information for Twitter data delivery) and $103 million in Series C financing from Sentient Technologies (which applies algorithms to a large number of transactions).
Nearly half of the companies in the list are still in the early stages, and the financing round has not exceeded the seed/angel or A round of financing.
Most of the companies in the market are in the picture below, and more than 60% of them have received investment.

Note: In this figure, CBInsights divides these companies into the following categories: general application/predictive analysis, market research/sentiment analysis, search engine, quantitative trading, blockchain, collection, artificial intelligence assistant/bot, fraud detection , credit score, personal bank.

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