About

At Finley, we're helping accelerate the pace of capital by building capital markets tools that empower lenders, corporate borrowers, and banks.
Debt capital powers the growth of companies across all industries. When debt capital functions more efficiently, everyone wins.
Finley's software simplifies debt capital management for borrowers and asset managers. By automating due diligence, ensuring compliance, and streamlining ongoing reporting, Finley helps ensure that capital is always available when companies need it. Finley's investors include CRV, Bain Capital Ventures, Y Combinator, Haystack, and Nine Four Ventures.

Founded in 2020 by Jeremy Tsui, Kevin Suh, and Josiah Tsui, Finley has raised over $20 million in venture capital funding and today works with customers in asset-backed finance, private credit, and structured finance.
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One Team
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Bias Towards Action
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Embrace Feedback
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Customer Empathy
90%
Improvement in funding request efficiency for lenders and borrowers in asset-backed lending
$20M+
In funding from top venture capital investors, including Y Combinator, Bain Capital Ventures, and CRV
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Full-time team members in the United States
FAQ
Where is Finley based?
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Finley is a remote-first company with offices in San Francisco, CA and New York, NY. About half of Finley's team is based in those two cities, and the other half is spread out across the United States.
Does Finley work with both borrowers and lenders?
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Finley first launched in 2020 with a borrower-focused automation suite. Since then, Finley has expanded its capabilities into new use cases that include banks, credit funds, and issuers.
How does Finley's software work?
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Finley is cloud-based debt capital software that digitizes credit agreements, ingests asset and bank data, powers calculations and workflows, and surfaces relevant alerts and visualizations to users.
Who are Finley's investors?
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Finley's investors include CRV, Bain Capital Ventures, Y Combinator, Haystack, and Nine Four Ventures.