Rogo is Scaling to Build the Future of Finance

Rogo, the AI-platform purpose-built for finance, led by Gabriel Stengel, John Willett, and Tumas Rackaitis, has raised a $75 million Series C led by Sequoia Capital, with participation from Henry Kravis and Wells Fargo, and continued support from previous investors Thrive Capital, Khosla Ventures, Tiger Global, and J.P. Morgan, bringing the total funding to more than $165 million.

The funding will be deployed to scale the world’s first fully agentic end-to-end AI platform for financial workflows and expand its adoption across major global firms. Immediate focus will be on accelerating expansion into Europe, with John leading on-the-ground partnerships with European financial institutions to advance their AI initiatives over the coming year.

Rogo positions itself not as a tool for replacing junior analysts, but as a strategic partner for senior decision-makers in finance. The platform enables managing directors, partners, and portfolio managers to work faster and more effectively, preparing for client meetings, stress-testing deals, and refining investment frameworks.

With over 25,000 financial professionals using Rogo daily, the platform supports firms such as Rothschild, Jefferies, and Lazard. The team’s combination of former bankers, investors, and applied AI experts ensures the platform addresses the complexity of high-finance workflows where generic AI solutions fall short.

Brian Halligan of Sequoia Capital emphasizes that Rogo’s value lies in trust and reliability: the platform is actively relied upon by the most demanding financial institutions. Its differentiation comes from the blend of deep technical AI talent with real-world financial expertise, making it difficult to replicate and a clear reason why top firms consistently choose Rogo.

Rogo highlights that enterprise-grade security and bespoke partnership are foundational to its approach, and will remain so as the platform scales globally. The recent funding reflects the trust top-tier financial firms placed in Rogo four years ago and underscores the company’s commitment to continue earning that confidence.