
Cashmere is a growth intelligence platform for wealth management, focused on transforming client acquisition through data and automation. Their integrated suite of tools, including Cashmere Portal, Priority Score, and Intelligent Outreach, aims to help financial firms become more efficient, increase conversion rates, and grow their Assets Under Management (AUM). The platform identifies ideal prospects, enriches their profiles with AI-generated insights, and automates personalized engagement. Cashmere claims to save significant time in prospecting, achieve high accuracy in profile data, and track substantial new assets per month. They emphasize enterprise-grade security and are SOC 2 Type 1 compliant.

Cashmere is a growth intelligence platform for wealth management, focused on transforming client acquisition through data and automation. Their integrated suite of tools, including Cashmere Portal, Priority Score, and Intelligent Outreach, aims to help financial firms become more efficient, increase conversion rates, and grow their Assets Under Management (AUM). The platform identifies ideal prospects, enriches their profiles with AI-generated insights, and automates personalized engagement. Cashmere claims to save significant time in prospecting, achieve high accuracy in profile data, and track substantial new assets per month. They emphasize enterprise-grade security and are SOC 2 Type 1 compliant.
What they do: AI-driven people intelligence and growth platform for wealth management and financial services
Customers: Wealth firms, RIAs, banks, and financial advisor teams
Recent funding: Seed round closed Sep 10, 2024 (lead: Canapi Ventures)
Compliance: Claims enterprise-grade security and SOC 2 Type I/II compliance referenced
Client acquisition and engagement for wealth management and financial services through data enrichment and automation.
2020
Fintech / Wealth Management Software
Seed round closed Sep 10, 2024; reported as led by Canapi Ventures with multiple participants
“Backed by Canapi Ventures and multiple institutional investors (including The House Fund, Plug and Play, Courtyard Ventures, Benchstrength as reported)”