Rogo, a FinTech company building an agentic end-to-end AI system for financial workflows, has raised $75m in a Series C funding round and announced its expansion into Europe with the opening of a London office.
The Series C was led by Sequoia Capital, with participation from Henry Kravis and Wells Fargo, alongside continued backing from existing investors Thrive Capital, Khosla Ventures, Tiger Global, and J.P. Morgan. The latest round brings Rogo’s total funding to more than $165m.
The newly raised capital will be used to scale what Rogo describes as the world’s first truly agentic end-to-end AI system designed specifically for financial workflows. The company also plans to expand deployment of its platform across large financial institutions globally, with an immediate focus on accelerating its European presence.
As part of this expansion, Rogo has opened its first international office in London. The office will be led by co-founder John Willett, who will spend the next year working directly with European financial institutions to support their AI strategies and priorities.
Rogo positions its platform not as a tool for replacing junior staff, but as a thought partner for senior decision makers. Its users include managing directors preparing for client meetings, partners stress-testing deal theses, and portfolio managers evaluating investment frameworks. According to the company, more than 25,000 financial professionals now use Rogo daily, including teams at firms such as Rothschild & Co, Jefferies, and Lazard.
Sequoia Capital Partner Brian Halligan said, “Rogo has done something rare, building a product that the most demanding institutions in finance actually trust and rely on. The combination of deep technical talent and real financial expertise isn’t something you can easily replicate. It’s why the best firms keep choosing them.”
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