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DiligenceSquared uses AI, voice agents to make M&A research affordable

TechCrunch – AI|Marina Temkin|
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DiligenceSquared, a startup founded by former Blackstone and BCG executives, has raised $5 million to develop AI and voice agent technology for making M&A research more affordable. The company aims to democratize traditionally expensive merger and acquisition due diligence processes through artificial intelligence automation.

Key Takeaways
  • →DiligenceSquared raised $5 million in funding to develop AI-powered M&A research tools.
  • →The startup is founded by a former Blackstone principal and ex-BCG consultant, bringing significant industry expertise.
  • →The company uses AI and voice agents to make M&A due diligence more accessible and cost-effective.
  • →The solution addresses the traditionally high costs associated with merger and acquisition research processes.
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