• UAE-based AI startup Warburg AI has secured $250,000 in seed funding from undisclosed investors.
• Founded in 2024 by Ben Pfeffer, Lancelot De Briey and Madiyar Ismagulov, Warburg AI provides adaptive AI and machine learning solutions for financial institutions focused on algorithmic trading, real-time risk management, and asset optimisation.
• With the new funding, Warburg AI plans to invest in product development and expand its customer solutions team.

Source: Edge Middle East

Warburg AI, an emerging UAE-based artificial intelligence company, has secured $250,000 in seed funding to fast-track the development of its AI-driven financial services platform. This funding round aims to enhance the company’s capabilities in providing advanced financial asset management tools powered by machine learning.

Warburg AI, founded in Sharjah in September 2024, integrates algorithmic trading, real-time risk management, and asset optimisation. The platform leverages reinforcement learning and deep neural networks, adapting its models continuously to deliver precision, particularly within the forex and cryptocurrency markets. By integrating diverse data sources such as live market trends, economic indicators, and sentiment analysis, Warburg AI offers its clients insightful forecasts and reliable trend analysis.

Clients of Warburg AI can customise trading parameters, risk ratios, and return ratios through a flexible API. The platform offers a 10-day free trial to encourage adoption, allowing users to experience its functionality before committing.

With the new funding, Warburg AI plans to invest in product development and expand its customer solutions team, further cementing its role as a pioneer in AI-based financial services. The company aims to lead a new phase in financial management by making AI-powered, data-driven solutions accessible to a broader client base.