Quant Insight Secures Series A Investment from 7RIDGE's Ecosystem Impact Fund to Accelerate Global Expansion of its Macro Factor Risk Models and Analytics Platform to Asset Managers.
The investment will accelerate Quant Insight's global expansion, enhance its unique macro factor risk models, and strengthen its position as the leading provider of macro intelligence for modern investment management.
Solving the Hidden Macro Risk ChallengeQuant Insight addresses a critical gap in portfolio management: the inability to quantify macro exposures that drive over 50% of equity returns during market stress. While traditional risk models focus on equity style factors, macro risks drive returns during market volatility.
'Macro factors increasingly challenge equity investors' ability to generate alpha, yet they remain hard to quantify,' said Mahmood Noorani, CEO of Quant Insight. 'Our platform provides this critical missing piece—quantifiable macro factor intelligence that complements traditional style factor models.'
Strategic Partnership for Fintech Excellence7RIDGE brings exceptional domain expertise with a proven track record scaling enterprise-facing technologies for trading, capital markets, and investment management. The firm's portfolio includes Digital Asset Holdings, Trading Technologies, and Raft Technologies.
'Quant Insight represents exactly the type of transformative technology that makes the global financial system more robust and efficient,' said Carsten Kengeter, CEO of 7RIDGE. 'Quant Insight's macro risk analytics fill a genuine market need with rigorous quantitative methodology. We're excited to leverage our capital markets expertise to help scale their platform globally.'
Proven TechnologyQuant Insight's platform provides three core solutions:
Macro Factor Equity Risk Model (MFERM): Decomposes portfolio returns into explainable macro components and provides clarity on macro exposure
Cross-Asset Valuation Engine: Identifies macro dislocations and fair value gaps across asset classes
Asset Management Solutions: Construction of active ETFs and risk hedging products
The technology covers 13,000+ global assets with API integration and partnerships with leading risk platforms.
Growth and Innovation
The Series A funding will enable global expansion, enhanced platform capabilities with machine learning, scaled operations, and new applications for macro intelligence.
About Quant InsightQuant Insight delivers analytics revealing hidden macro influences in portfolios, serving global institutional clients. Visit: www.quant-insight.com
About 7RIDGE7RIDGE is a private markets asset manager focused on transformative financial services technology, headquartered in London. Visit: www.7ridge.com
Media Contact: Stephen Baldwin email: sbaldwin@quant-insight.com
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