Marloo draws $160 million Series D led by Kleiner Perkins

Marloo has announced a $160 million Series D, with Kleiner Perkins named as the lead investor.

The company is described simply and specifically as AI for financial advisors. That gives the announcement a clear focus even though the broader sector field is listed as “Other.” From the details provided, Marloo is building around a defined professional audience rather than a general-purpose AI pitch.

The size of the round stands out on its own: $160 million is a substantial Series D financing, and the presence of Kleiner Perkins gives the raise a prominent lead name. Beyond that, the announcement is sparse, offering no additional investors, valuation, or operating metrics.

What is clear is the stage and positioning. Marloo is not introducing itself as a newly formed startup; this is a Series D round, and the company is presenting itself through a practical use case in financial advice. In a market where many companies describe themselves in broad AI terms, Marloo’s one-line description is narrow and functional: tools for financial advisors.

The funding was announced on May 10, 2026. With the limited information disclosed, the main takeaway is straightforward: Marloo has secured a large late-stage round, Kleiner Perkins is leading it, and the company is framing its business around AI for financial advisors. The announcement does not provide further detail on product specifics or the planned use of proceeds.