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Benchmark, the New York-based decision infrastructure platform for asset management, has been acquired by legal technology provider Harvey.
Benchmark co-founders Alec Dunn and Connor Janson, along with their team, will join Harvey’s product and engineering organisation.
The acquisition extends Harvey across the full deal process, from first screen to investment committee.
Benchmark’s platform is already trusted by firms representing more than $2 trillion in assets under management, and its investors include Y Combinator and the Outsiders Fund.
Harvey CEO Winston Weinberg said: “When we asked our asset management customers which tools they trusted, Benchmark came up in nearly every conversation.
“Benchmark is built on a conviction we share: a firm’s edge is its institutional knowledge, and AI should help firms capture that knowledge and apply it. We’re proud to welcome Benchmark to Harvey.”
Dunn and Janson said they started Benchmark because “a firm’s edge lives in the deals it has already seen”, but that most of the knowledge “stays trapped in folders and in people’s heads”.
“We’ve helped some of the best investment firms in the world put that knowledge to work,” Dunn and Janson said.
“Harvey is one of the best application layer companies in the AI space, and we already have shared customers, so this is a natural fit.”
It is Harvey’s third acquisition of 2026 and follows a record in Q2, in which Harvey added more than $100 million in net-new ARR.
It also accelerates Harvey’s asset management business.
The legal technology platform already works with 50 asset management firms, including Blue Owl Capital, Bridgewater Associates, and KKR, on workflows such as investment due diligence, data room analytics, and deal document review.
