Daloopa, the AI-powered fundamental data platform trusted by the world's leading equity investment and research teams, announced a $13 million strategic investment to meet growing demand for high-quality data powering Large Language Models (LLMs) and AI agents in financial services. The round saw participation from existing and new investors such as Pavilion Capital.

As institutions accelerate AI adoption, the shortcomings of public web-sourced data have become clear—hallucinations, inaccuracies, and the inability to tie outputs back to trusted sources. Daloopa addresses this problem at the core.

Its newly launched Model Context Protocol (MCP) bridges the gap between LLMs and structured, fully sourced financial data. Daloopa covers nearly 4,700 public companies globally, delivering up to 10 times more datapoints per company than other providers. Each datapoint is hyperlinked to the original source—filings, footnotes, presentations, and transcripts—for full auditability.

"We're entering the era where AI is no longer optional in finance—but accuracy and auditability are non-negotiable," said Thomas Li, CEO of Daloopa. "We are excited by the trust the Pavilion Capital team has placed in Daloopa, enabling us to support hedge funds, banks, mutual funds, and corporates who want to scale AI tools without sacrificing data integrity. With our AI-driven data platform, Daloopa is the essential foundation for any analyst building an AI-enabled research stack."

Already integrated with Anthropic's Claude for Financial Services, Daloopa's MCP is LLM-agnostic and supports Claude, OpenAI's API, and other AI platforms using MCP Standard Protocol. Daloopa's MCP also enables a custom Daloopa GPT, accessible through OpenAI's GPT directory.