The financial data provider is in early talks with investment banks and advisers for a potential public listing, sources say.
AlphaSense, a search and market research platform serving banks and corporations, is evaluating an initial public offering. The company has enlisted IPO advisory firm Class V and is holding discussions with investment banks, according to people familiar with the matter.
No formal timeline or valuation has been disclosed. AlphaSense has not publicly commented on its capital markets plans, citing a policy against addressing market speculation.
The move follows a period of growth for financial data providers, with peers like Bloomberg and S&P Global expanding offerings amid rising demand for real-time analytics.