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AlphaSense Goes AI-Native While Definitive Takes a $197M Hit
02:15|On today's INFLXD Daily Briefing, AlphaSense's new CFO Samantha Greenberg details her push toward an AI-native finance organization, logging ten hours a week on AI skill-building. Then, Definitive Healthcare reports a rough Q1 2026 — revenue down six percent year-over-year and a $197 million goodwill impairment — with the Monocl expert-intelligence platform emerging as the lone bright spot on the earnings call.Visit media.inflxd.com for more expert network news and insights.
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Rogo's $160M Bet That AI Owns the Deal Room
01:27|The INFLXD Daily Briefing covers Rogo's $160M Series C and what its growing roster of elite advisory clients signals about where agentic AI is headed inside investment banking. The episode examines whether Rogo is building infrastructure or a moat — and why the distinction matters for the broader financial AI landscape.Visit media.inflxd.com for more Expert Network news and intelligence.21 Charged for Insider Trading, and Anthropic's Wall Street Invasion
02:19|The INFLXD Daily Briefing for May 7, 2026 covers the SEC's civil charges against 21 individuals in a decade-long insider trading ring allegedly fed by leaks from multiple global law firms. The episode also breaks down Anthropic's launch of ten finance-specific AI agents and what it signals about the accelerating battle for Wall Street's AI budget.For more expert network news and intelligence, visit media.inflxd.comFlexible Talent, Fallen Networks, and the Capex Cycle
03:17|Today's episode covers the quiet collapse of expert witness firm TASA Group, Catalant's dual push into prestige rankings and 'Consulting 2.0' positioning, and a Reddit thread surfacing MEDACorp KOL color on aTyr's Phase 3 readout. Also: Rogo lands a McKinsey veteran as Chief Innovation Officer, and AlphaSense pairs with Evercore ISI on energy capex.media.inflxd.com for moreVisasQ-Coleman expands AI-led recruiting
03:03|The INFLXD Daily Briefing for May 5, 2026 leads with the Tegus-AlphaSense merger creating a $4 billion research platform with 200,000 expert transcripts. The episode also covers AlphaSense crossing $500M ARR, Rogo's McKinsey hire signaling serious institutional ambition, and VisasQ-Coleman's AI-driven recruiting push in Japan and beyond.AlphaSense crosses $500M ARR, and more...
04:01|Today's briefing covers Bloomberg's AI earnings summaries landing on the Terminal, FactSet's native MCP server positioning its data feed as a direct LLM endpoint, and AlphaSense hitting $500M ARR while flooding the zone with earnings-season AI content. The episode also touches on Trendlyne gating transcript summaries in India and what the crowded AI playbook market actually signals.More news and insights at inflxd.media.com