AI-powered private credit platform for mid-market growth financing
Liquidity deploys $10–$200M in private credit to mid-market and late-stage companies using proprietary decision-science AI. The tech stack—LangGraph, AutoGen, Python, FastAPI, Neo4j, PostgreSQL, scikit-learn, XGBoost, SHAP, MLflow—reveals a machine-learning-first architecture built around credit scoring, risk modeling, and agent-based origination workflows. Active hiring spans finance, data, and product at senior/director level, matching their focus on improving credit accuracy and portfolio monitoring while expanding US market presence.
Notable leadership hires: Director Origination
Liquidity is a London-based AI-driven private credit lender operating globally across North America, Europe, APAC, and MENA. The firm underwrites growth and late-stage funding rounds, deploying between $10 million and $200 million per transaction. The business runs on proprietary AI that automates deal origination, credit assessment, and portfolio optimization—core functions reflected in active projects around risk scoring engines, credit models, cash flow forecasting, and agent-based workflows. Institutional backing includes MUFG Bank, Spark Capital, KeyBank, Cross River Bank, and others. The 51–200-person team operates as a capital markets technology company where every investment decision flows through data-driven models.
Liquidity uses LangGraph, AutoGen, Python, FastAPI, AWS Lambda, RabbitMQ, Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, Neo4j, MongoDB, scikit-learn, XGBoost, LightGBM, PyTorch, TensorFlow, and Langfuse for observability—a full ML ops stack centered on credit modeling and agentic workflows.
Liquidity's AI automates private credit underwriting: deal origination, credit scoring, risk assessment, cash flow forecasting, and portfolio optimization. The system is built around chat interfaces, agent-based workflows, and ML models (XGBoost, scikit-learn) to accelerate investment decisions at scale.
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