Through the partnership, which will integrate AlphaSense’s capabilities into Accenture’s client offer, the companies aim to improve the speed, reliability and quality of business insights.

Founded in 2011, market intelligence platform AlphaSense combines domain specific AI with a content library of around 500m business documents, including equity research, earnings calls, expert interviews, filings, news, and internal proprietary content.

The business, headquartered in New York City, continuously analyses financial, market and expert intelligence, with organisations using it to inform decisions in business and finance.

The terms of Accenture’s investment have not been disclosed.

Manish Sharma, chief strategy and services officer at Accenture, said: “Our partnership is about equipping organisations with the agentic AI capabilities needed to fundamentally reinvent their strategy, accelerate decision-making and unlock new frontier growth.”

Jack Kokko, founder and chief executive, AlphaSense, said the volume of information makes it difficult for businesses to “identify what matters and act with confidence”.

Kokko said: “By combining AlphaSense’s continuously learning intelligence platform with Accenture’s ability to scale and operationalise AI across the enterprise, we are enabling a new class of agentic workflows that turn intelligence into action.”