Agentic AI company Sympera AI announced that it has raised a $10 million seed funding round, which was co-led by Nyca Partners and Viola Ventures. And Sympera AI scales relationship banking with AI agents that analyze data, prioritize clients, and enable relationship managers to focus on the right opportunities.
Business banking presents a significant opportunity, generating hundreds of billions annually. However, many SMBs remain underserved, as busy RMs prioritize the largest clients. Sympera AI models the expertise of top-performing RMs and utilizes internal and public data to amplify their efforts and drive growth.
Sympera AI’s mission builds on the team’s experience utilizing data and analytics to deliver measurable outcomes in banking. Founder and CEO David Sosna has a proven track record launching and scaling banking technology ventures. And the leadership team includes AI innovators and banking experts, among them CTO Daniel Gordon, an experienced AI researcher.
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“AI has the power to transform relationship banking, and we’re working with clients to turn that potential into real growth. We’re pleased to have Nyca Partners and Viola Ventures on board as we accelerate our mission.”
- David Sosna
“As a previous investor with David, we have seen what this three-time successful founder can achieve. We’ve spoken to many banks about their aspirations for — and their skepticism of – AI, and it’s clear that the greatest impact will be to increase the efficiency and value commercial and SMB bankers deliver to their clients. Sympera AI can help the banker offer the exactly right product at the exactly right time, so the bankers are one step ahead of their customers’ needs.”
- Hans Morris, Nyca’s founder and managing partner
“I have been partnering with David for over 25 years, and this is his fourth company that I’ve invested in. David’s deep understanding of the banking industry is what led him to build Sympera AI to address the underserved segment with innovative AI technology that’s a revenue generator for banks.”
- Avi Zeev, Co-founder of Viola Ventures
