Following a record year of over $1 Billion dollars in capital committed to clients, AI-enabled Liquidity Group, the global $2.75B AUM asset manager specializing in growth-stage private credit, today announced the purchase of the “Liquidity.com” domain for a 7 figure amount. The acquisition accompanies an active year of investing globally for the firm with both private credit deals and for the first time, 5 late-stage equity investments across 26 different countries ranging from $5M at the lower end to $130M at the higher end.

Private Debt Investor highlights the gradual adoption of AI in private credit, where most firms are only beginning to explore its potential, typically in portfolio management and reporting. Liquidity Group stands out by utilizing AI to analyze tech companies’ financials, allowing it to make fast, data-driven lending decisions with high accuracy. While many private credit firms lack advanced technology, Liquidity’s approach enables rapid underwriting and a zero percent loss ratio for investors. The article also discusses broader industry challenges, such as data limitations, and anticipates AI’s growing role in transforming investment processes and portfolio diversification in private credit.

HungryPanda, the world's leading overseas Asian food delivery platform, today announced the successful completion of a $55 million refinancing and fundraise. The round was led by Mars Growth Capital, a JV betweenby Liquidity Group and MUFG.

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