Rogo and LSEG unite to transform financial data with AI

September 5, 2025

Rogo, the AI platform for investment banks, has formed a strategic partnership with the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), aiming to enhance the way financial professionals access and utilise critical market data.

The collaboration will see LSEG’s trusted data content integrated directly into Rogo’s advanced AI capabilities, enabling interoperability between LSEG Workspace and the Rogo platform. This means that global Rogo users with a Workspace licence will have real-time access to LSEG’s flagship data and analytics without leaving their workflow environment.

Initially, the integration will feature company fundamentals, earnings estimates, and LSEG’s market-leading M&A database, which spans over 1.5 million global transactions.

Using Rogo’s AI models and intelligent agents, users will be able to instantly search, analyse, and draw insights from LSEG’s extensive datasets, covering both structured and unstructured content. These insights can then be deployed to automate key financial workflows such as market trend evaluation, deal screening, and pitch development, helping to speed up tasks traditionally requiring significant manual input.

Rogo CEO and co-founder Gabriel Stengel said, “Our mission is to transform financial markets with AI, including how financial professionals uncover opportunities, develop insights, and do deals. By combining LSEG’s gold‑standard data with our proprietary AI tools, we’re empowering financiers to maximise velocity, insight, judgement and impact with seamless, end-to-end, citation-based workflows.”

Echoing this sentiment, LSEG group head of AI and analytics Emily Prince said, “This partnership brings together the power of LSEG’s data with Rogo’s intelligent AI to redefine how investment banking and private equity teams work. AI is proving transformative in accelerating data discovery, streamlining common tasks, and ultimately enabling more tailored and efficient decision-making. Customers have been asking for smarter, more intuitive ways to work with data and this partnership delivers that.”