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Liquidity, the global multibillion dollar AUM asset manager specializing in growth-stage private credit, today announced the closing of a structured credit facility of up to $450 million. The facility is anchored by senior debt from KeyBank (NYSE: KEY), with the remaining facility populated with mezzanine and equity. The initial commitment from KeyBank is $75 million, which is expected to scale to $250 million, and is aimed at supporting the expansion of Liquidity’s lending capabilities in the US market. Leveraging its proprietary AI-enabled investing platform, Liquidity will use the facility to originate credit deals with growth and late-stage technology companies.

Liquidity Closes up to $450 Million additional Credit Facility, dedicated to North American Market, anchored by KeyBank

Liquidity, the global multibillion dollar AUM asset manager specializing in growth-stage private credit, today announced the closing of a structured credit facility of up to $450 million. The facility is anchored by senior debt from KeyBank (NYSE: KEY), with the remaining facility populated with mezzanine and equity. The initial commitment from KeyBank is $75 million, which is expected to scale to $250 million, and is aimed at supporting the expansion of Liquidity’s lending capabilities in the US market. Leveraging its proprietary AI-enabled investing platform, Liquidity will use the facility to originate credit deals with growth and late-stage technology companies.

Mars Growth Capital, by Liquidity and MUFG, Provides $100 Million Debt Financing Deal with Global Consumer Technology Company, Inmobi, as reported by Tech Crunch

Mars Growth Capital, a joint venture between MUFG and Liquidity Group, has provided $100 million in debt financing to Indian adtech startup InMobi, according to Tech Crunch.

Mars Growth Capital, by Liquidity and MUFG, Provides $100 Million debt financing deal with Global Consumer Technology Company, Inmobi

InMobi, a global consumer technology company transforming how consumers discover and consume content, shop, and engage with brands, today announced the closing of a $100 million debt financing agreement from MARS Growth Capital, a joint venture between MUFG and Liquidity Group. The funds will be used to propel InMobi’s artificial intelligence (AI) development and deployment efforts forward and fund potential AI-focused acquisitions.

Mars Growth Capital, by Liquidity and MUFG, Continues Expansion in Germany by Providing 40 Million EUR in Financing to Habyt

Habyt, the world's leading provider of flexible living spaces, today announced the successful closing of 40 million EUR in financing, led by Mars Growth Capital, a joint venture of MUFG, and Liquidity Group. This new capital will be pivotal in supporting Habyt’s ambitious expansion strategy, primarily through targeted acquisitions aimed at consolidating its leadership position across key regions.

Bloomberg Highlights Dragon Fund as Key Investor in Zepto’s $340 million Round Leading to $5 Billion Valuation

Bloomberg announced Dragon Fund, by Liqudity, recently joined the $340 million funding round for Zepto, an Indian online grocery startup, elevating its valuation by 40% to $5 billion.

Dragon Fund, by Liquidity, Invests $50 Million in Zepto to Drive Quick Commerce Revolution in India

Dragon Fund, by Liquidity, has made a significant investment of $50 million in Zepto, India’s fastest-growing consumer internet company, as part of a $340 million follow-on financing round that elevated Zepto’s valuation to $5 billion.

Forbes Announces Singapore’s Dragon Fund Joins General Catalyst and Epiz Capital as key Investors helping Zepto Raise $360 Million, Bumping Valuation To $5 Billion

Zepto, the fast-growing quick commerce company based in Mumbai, has raised $360 million in a new funding round, bringing its valuation to $5 billion. Notably, this round introduced Singapore’s Dragon Fund as a key new investor, alongside U.S. venture capital firm General Catalyst, which led the round, and San Francisco-based Epiq Capital. Existing backers like StepStone, Lightspeed, DST, and Contrary also increased their stakes.