Full-Time
AI-powered assistant automates adviser administration
A$90k - A$120k/yr
Sydney NSW, Australia
In Person
Must work in the Sydney office; international travel may be required.
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Marloo builds an AI-powered assistant for financial advisers to cut administrative work. It automates tasks such as creating meeting file notes, real-time transcription, and meeting summaries, and can record in-person or phone conversations via a mobile app. It integrates with meeting platforms and syncs with Outlook or Google Calendar to prep for meetings by summarizing prior conversations. Data is protected with encryption for data in transit and at rest, and stored in local data centers to keep client data within the region. The service is aimed at financial advice firms and individual advisers, with early-stage funding from investors like Blackbird Ventures. The goal is to free advisers from administrative and compliance chores so they can focus on client relationships and growing their practice.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$9.2M
Headquarters
Auckland, New Zealand
Founded
2025
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Marloo, an AI platform for financial advisers, has raised $10 million in seed funding led by Blackbird Ventures, with participation from Icehouse Ventures. The round brings total funding to $12.7 million in 12 months. Founded by Hardy Michel, Marloo has onboarded over 650 paying firms across six countries since launching a year ago, with revenue growing 40% monthly. The platform automates compliance, suitability reporting and client management workflows. Michel said Marloo spent six months embedded with adviser firms before development, aiming to create software advisers "genuinely love using" rather than compliance-driven tools. Around a third of staff are former financial advisers, embedding practitioner expertise into product development. The company has negotiated zero data retention agreements with OpenAI and Anthropic to address adviser concerns around compliance and data security.