Soria
About Soria
Soria is an AI-native financial research firm founded in 2025 and headquartered in New York City that leverages advanced agent systems to automate the entire research process end to end. The company, which is part of Y Combinator's Spring 2026 batch, currently specializes in healthcare sector coverage with plans to expand sector by sector across the global economy. Led by CEO and cofounder Adam Ron, who spent seven years leading healthcare equity research at Bank of America, alongside CTO and cofounder Cameron, a founding engineer at Petal and Pinwheel, Soria has quickly established itself as a trusted partner to 5 of the top 10 investment banks and 8 of the 20 largest hedge funds. The three-person team has demonstrated exceptional growth momentum, with revenue tripling over the last three months and on track to triple again, positioning the company as a significant disruptor in the financial research space.
Company at a glance
Culture & values
Three-person team working together in New York
Believe agents can do far more than most companies trust them to do
Believe the answer is often less workflow code, not more
Take the opposite approach to most agent systems by giving agent system control of entire research process end to end
Engineering focus on making agents dependable through reliable tools, durable execution, strong observability, and clear controls
Founded with firsthand experience on both sides of the problem: doing the research and building financial systems from scratch
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