LinqAlpha, an AI-driven financial intelligence platform serving institutional investors, has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with KOSCOM, the technology arm of the Korea Exchange (KRX). The partnership aims to develop AI-powered investment research and analysis solutions while expanding global investors’ access to South Korean financial market data.
The partnership comes amid growing international interest in Korean equities, as Korea plays an increasingly important role in the global semiconductor and AI value chain. Through the collaboration, LinqAlpha and KOSCOM aim to make trusted Korean market data more accessible and actionable for institutional investors globally by combining KOSCOM’s financial data and market infrastructure capabilities with LinqAlpha’s AI-powered investment analysis technology.
Under the MOU, KOSCOM and LinqAlpha will collaborate to provide financial data, develop AI-powered investment analysis content and services, identify joint customer needs, and pursue related service and marketing initiatives. The companies plan to expand the partnership beyond ETFs into additional financial datasets and investment analysis applications over time.
“Global investors are paying increasing attention to Korea, but accessing local data can still be challenging. Our partnership with KOSCOM is an important step toward bridging that gap.”
– Hojun Choi, CEO of LinqAlpha
LinqAlpha is an AI-native financial intelligence company building an Alpha Intelligence Layer for global financial markets. Founded by a team including former Goldman Sachs investment professionals, an MIT computer science PhD, and UC Berkeley MFE alumni, LinqAlpha serves more than 70 financial institutions across the United States, Europe, and Asia.
Established in 1977, KOSCOM is the technology subsidiary of the Korea Exchange (KRX) and provides a wide range of technology products and services to Korea’s capital markets. Its financial data and technology infrastructure support securities firms, asset managers, and other financial institutions across the Korean market.
