MUFG Bank to invest another $250 million in Liquidity
Japanese banking giant MUFG Bank is investing an additional $250 million in Israeli-founded Liquidity.
Founded in 2018, Tel-Aviv-based Liquidity is a provider of unlimited unsecured, non-recourse, no dilution growth capital. The company was founded by Ron Daniel, who also serves as the CEO. Meitav Dash, MUFG and Spark are all partners in the company.
Liquidity announced in May of this year that it has signed an agreement to set up a massive $2 billion investment fund in partnership with MUFG Bank and American venture capital firm Spark Capital.
MUFG invested $1.25 billion of the initial sum and has now added another $250 million.
The new funding is set to be used to provide additional credit lines to tech growth companies. Over September and October, Liquidity provided credit of over $500 million to unicorns of the likes of eToro, Eruditus, SumUp, Infra.Market and others, according to the company.
"Liquidity has set itself the target of allowing deserving companies to continue and grow at an accelerated pace even at a time when global markets are fearful and halting activity, and in periods when funding slows significantly," said Ron Daniel.
Liquidity announced in April that it had entered into agreements with respect to approximately $775 million in capital commitments in the first three months of 2022, led by funds and entities managed by affiliates of Apollo.
Liquidity is a credit-oriented fintech platform that invests, syndicates and automates growth and middle market lending for businesses around the world, providing capital mainly to later-stage technology companies. MUFG’s core banking subsidiary, MUFG Bank, is a key strategic capital partner to Liquidity, having invested equity venture capital in the business as well as formed multiple joint lending ventures.
Liquidity is the world’s leading pioneer of bespoke technology for private credit, powered by advanced infrastructure with AI at its core. It defines a new standard in capital allocation through a nexus of the sharpest minds in private credit and technology.
Proven at scale in Liquidity’s own multi-billion-dollar private credit business, this technology deploys capital faster than any firm in capital markets history—with unmatched speed, precision, and adaptability across North America, Europe, APAC and MENA.
Liquidity develops bespoke technology infrastructure for banks and asset managers, embedding intelligent decision science across the full credit lifecycle from origination to compliance, while serving visionary growth-stage and mid-market companies in 45+ sectors through its own structures and funds.
Built on trust and backed by leading institutions including MUFG Bank Ltd., Spark Capital, KeyBank, Cross River Bank, Meitav Dash, IDB Bank, and others. Visit liquidity.com.
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