Liquidity Strengthens Ties with Institutional Investors with Senior Hires
Liquidity Group, the global $2.5B AUM asset manager specializing ingrowth-stage private credit, added three executives to lead its newly formedFinancial Institutions Group (FIG). ReggieMills, Robert Amato and Sonia Peterson now hold roles as Head of FIG;Head of FIG, North America; and Head of FIG, Europe respectively. The threesenior hires will strengthen existing ties with Liquidity’s institutionalinvestors, which include MUFG and Apollo, while also developing new LP relationships.
“Institutions are looking for smart, honest partners who will work hardto deliver strong returns in their portfolios while being open and transparentthrough every market cycle. Reggie, Rob and Sonia exemplify those values andattributes in every way. After six years, we have proven that our non-dilutiveand equity financing solutions, powered by our proprietary machine learning andpredictive analytics technology, are successful and effective. We are ready topartner with other top tier institutions seeking a tech enhanced assetmanager.” - Ron Daniel, Co-Founder and CEO, Liquidity.
About Reggie Mills: Based in London, Mills brings more than 25 years ofexperience in private capital markets and a large network with entrepreneursand bankers alike that spans sectors and markets globally. He has anestablished track record at top merchant and investment banks raising capitalfor growth and M&A. Prior to joining Liquidity Group, he was:
- Head of Private Capital Markets, UK and EMEA, at Cantor Fitzgerald for two years working with institutions with a focus on fundraising and secondary liquidity opportunities.
- In senior roles at Deutsche Bank (six years), Credit Suisse (14 years), NM Rothschild & Sons (six years) and Peel Hunt (2 years) raising private capital for growth and acquisitions across a variety of sectors and geographies globally.
About Robert Amato: Based in New York, Amato has over a decade ofexperience, primarily in structured products. Prior to Liquidity, he was:
- Managing Director at Cantor Fitzgerald in the Structured Products Banking Group for six years, working with early-stage issuers.
- In asset management at Hudson Advisors for four years, with a focus on residential whole loans.
About Sonia Peterson: Based in London, Peterson has over 15 years ofexperience, primarily in public and private capital markets in Europe and NorthAmerica. Prior to Liquidity she was:
- Managing Director at Cantor Fitzgerald in the Private Capital Markets Group responsible for the development of Institutional and Family Office relationships and capital raising.
- Head of US Equity Sales Europe, Deutsche Bank, for six years leading coverage of some of the largest asset managers globally. In addition, Peterson has substantial experience in structured credit and foreign exchange.
With the world’s lowest loss-ratio of 0.00% over the last three years,Liquidity has provided financing to over 100 growth-stage companies in 18 countries since 2021, and launched its seventh fund, a $200 million debt fund anchored by Harel Insurance Group.
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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