INFLXD Daily Briefing

The July 19th briefing examines how buy-side firms are architecting expert-call retention for AI agent retrieval, unpacks AlphaSense's 15,000-advisor Morgan Stanley deployment as a generative research template, and covers Daloopa's $35M Series C. The episode also looks at why post-call follow-up workflows — not sourcing — are where expert-network spend actually converts into defensible research.

The July 7th briefing maps how buy-side firms are solving non-English primary research at scale, then goes deep on Rogo's $50M Series B and its rapid deployment across 25+ investment firms. The episode also covers the ROI frameworks procurement teams use to defend expert network budgets, and breaks down BlackRock's Aladdin Copilot architecture as a blueprint for enterprise AI layered over institutional research stacks.

The INFLXD Daily Briefing for July 2, 2026 traces how the AlphaSense-Tegus consolidation set the template for AI-grade primary content, then maps the seven data feeds powering agentic research in 2026. The episode also covers Guidepoint's MCP deployment into Claude and Perplexity, the Hebbia-Centerview rollout inside an elite advisory firm, expert network pricing structures, and how Hebbia achieved live data-room access inside SS&C Intralinks without breaking the audit trail.Visit media.inflxd.com for more expert network news.

The INFLXD Daily Briefing for June 9, 2026 covers AlphaSense's $350M raise and Accenture Ventures partnership in the same news cycle, raising questions about timing and strategic intent. Rogo founder Gabriel Stengel details the Jefferies rollout and what it means to co-exist with OpenAI. Plus: Kirkland and Ellis goes deep on Palantir, and a disclosure problem inside UK defence commentary.

The INFLXD Daily Briefing for May 31, 2026 covers two structural shifts in the AI-finance stack. First, MCP-era expert network integrations are rewriting compliance workflows — query-level logs are becoming the new attestation artifact for buy-side firms. Then, Daloopa closes a $47M Series C, betting its structured fundamentals layer becomes essential plumbing for LLM-driven investment research.

The INFLXD Daily Briefing for May 28, 2026 covers the emerging compliance artifact reshaping expert network workflows in the MCP era, Investor Group Services' new AI advisory practice for PE clients, Anthropic's addition of Hebbia to the Claude Marketplace, and the uneven pace of AI adoption across private markets GPs.

The INFLXD Daily Briefing for May 27, 2026 covers Hebbia's live integration with SS&C Intralinks DealCentre, bringing real-time data room access into AI-driven diligence workflows. The episode also profiles the ex-banker consulting class charging Wall Street $25,000 a day to deploy AI tools that internal teams can't operationalize. Finally, the briefing examines how MCP integrations at Guidepoint, Third Bridge, and AlphaSense are collapsing the per-call revenue model that has anchored expert network economics for two decades.

The INFLXD Daily Briefing for May 20, 2026 covers Guidepoint's Model Context Protocol integration with Anthropic's Claude and what it means for compliance when LLMs hit expert-network libraries directly. The episode also examines the structural data-layer winners in AI buildout, Nubank's AI-driven operating leverage, and why hallucination risk in expert-network synthesis isn't a punchline.