U.S.-based fintech firm DealMaker announced that it has secured US$20 million in fresh funding to accelerate the expansion of its AI-driven capital-raising and syndication platform into new international markets.
According to the company, the investment will fuel expansion of its artificial-intelligence tools that help issuers, investment banks and private-markets advisers automate deal origination, investor matching, and document management within private capital markets. The funding will also support scaling its presence outside the United States, with Europe, the Middle East and Asia listed as key target regions.
DealMaker’s CEO, identified in industry commentary as Rebecca Kacaba, said the fresh capital enables the company to “deliver institutional-grade technology for private-market deals globally, closing the gap between active investment mandates and access to digital-native capital-raising infrastructure.”
The financing reflects growing investor interest in platforms that apply machine learning and workflow automation to address inefficiencies in private capital markets, such as time-consuming manual processes and opaque data flows. Analysts note that DealMaker’s expansion strategy aligns with a broader trend toward digitalisation of capital-raising across regional markets.
The company did not disclose the names of all participating investors, nor the valuation terms accompanying the funding round. The funding comes amid a broader backdrop of evolving regulatory frameworks and increasing cross-border deal-flow activity in private markets.
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