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AI-driven market intelligence provider Acuity Trading has announced a growth investment in MarketReader, an AI-powered financial intelligence platform that specialises in explaining why markets move in real time.
The investment marks a significant step in Acuity's strategy to build a broader intelligence offering for financial institutions and their end users, combining its established market intelligence infrastructure and alternative data capabilities with MarketReader's market move attribution technology.
MarketReader is designed to address one of the most pressing questions facing professional market participants: why did this asset move? Its technology identifies abnormal price movements and connects those moves with relevant market, macro, news, sentiment and cross-asset data to produce timely, structured explanations of what may be driving market activity.
The platform uses a structured, rules-based framework supported by controlled AI workflows, designed to deliver consistent and explainable outputs for professional and institutional environments where transparency and reliability are critical.
"This investment reflects our confidence in MarketReader and in the future of market move attribution as an important part of financial intelligence. Acuity has always focused on helping clients make sense of markets through AI, data and research. MarketReader adds a powerful explanation layer to that ecosystem, helping users understand not just what has moved, but why it may have moved."
Andrew Lane
Co-Founder, Acuity Trading
The investment will support closer product, commercial and operational alignment between the two businesses. For Acuity's existing clients, the move creates an opportunity to access richer market context inside the workflows they already use. For compliance-sensitive environments, it provides a more structured approach to market explainability and human oversight.
"Acuity has built a strong global platform for delivering AI-driven market intelligence at scale. This investment gives MarketReader the opportunity to extend the reach of our real-time attribution technology and bring clearer market explanations to a wider professional audience. Together, we can help financial institutions provide a more complete understanding of what is driving markets."
Jens Nordvig
Co-Founder, MarketReader
MarketReader's core audience includes institutional investment teams, registered investment advisers, hedge funds, asset managers, family offices, research teams, wealth firms and enterprise platforms. Acuity brings established delivery capability across broker, platform and institutional workflows, supporting wider access to MarketReader's technology among professional users globally.
The investment is intended to support human judgement rather than replace it, providing professional users with clearer market context, structured explanations and more efficient access to relevant market intelligence.
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