AInvestor, Xavier Fabregas’ new project that uses artificial intelligence to predict market movements

AInvestor, Xavier Fabregas’ new project that uses artificial intelligence to predict market movements
AInvestor, Xavier Fabregas’ new project that uses artificial intelligence to predict market movements

The startup has a team of five people, including Fabregas and the founder of the solution Pau Montserrat.

Two years ago, AInvestor was born, a startup that seeks to provide tools to asset managers so that, using artificial intelligence, they can predict market movements. In January of this year he joined the company Xavier Fabregas, after leaving his position as CEO at Caja Ingenieros after 18 years in the management company. “I had the energy to undertake a new project to continue contributing to the collective investment part, launching solutions at this time focused on this complements active management very well, its tactical component to highlight active management,” explains Fabregas.

Its function in technology is to “facilitate the meeting between the solution and customers,” Fabregas tells FundsPeople. And those clients are none other than asset managers. “It is a technology company that acts as a support infrastructure in asset management, providing predictive analysis and investment evaluation,” he explains. That is, what it does is combine artificial intelligence with statistics to create financial models that are supported by solid methodologies. It is not so much about analyzing what has happened but rather trying to predict what is going to happen in the short term, with a horizon of about twelve months.

Currently, AInvestor has a team of five people, of which two people are Xavier Fabregas and the other Pau Montserrat, founder of the solution. At the moment they already have a client base made up of five financial management and advisory companies and many others are in trial periods. “We try to enter little by little, more one by one until we can scale to the start-up. We are mainly targeting medium and small firms since they can use our application to complement their in-house approaches,” explains Fabregas.

 
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