TechFlow, December 10 — Investment banks are integrating decades of accumulated transaction data to gain an edge in an industry increasingly reliant on artificial intelligence. Some firms are even monetizing by selling data to clients. Navid Mahmoodzadegan, CEO of Moelis, said: "We're consolidating vast amounts of data collected over the past 18 years, ensuring it's usable and accessible to various AI tools. We're thinking about how to leverage data to win business, deliver better advice, and close deals." An increasing number of institutions are adopting internal AI tools and deploying external platforms such as startup Rogo. Houlihan Lokey, known for mid-market deal-making, says its extensive datasets form a unique advantage. CEO Scott Adelson stated: "Having statistically significant datasets allows us to analyze things in ways others can't and gives us an informational foundation others don't have." (Jinshi)
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