Level Equity Secures $1.4 Billion in Funding

Level Equity just wrapped up another big fundraising win, closing its latest growth equity funds at a hefty $1.4 billion.

That’s a jump from the $1.125 billion raised in its 2021 round, proving that even in a cautious investment climate, the firm knows how to bring in capital.

Since launching in 2011, Level has pulled in a total of $4.5 billion across its equity and credit businesses.

Ben Levin, co-founder and CEO, acknowledged the investor enthusiasm, saying:

“It is always flattering to receive significant interest and support from existing and new investors, and achieving these closes quickly and successfully in a more cautious fundraising environment was especially gratifying.”

He also emphasized appreciation for long-time backers while welcoming fresh capital into the mix.

True to its game plan, Level will keep backing high-growth, capital-efficient software businesses, whether through minority or majority investments. The firm’s in-house team, NextLevel Operations, plays a key role in helping founders and managers scale effectively and eventually navigate liquidity events.

With that kind of support, Level positions itself as more than just a capital provider—it’s an active partner in growth.

Lazard took the lead as the placement agent for the fundraising effort, reinforcing the firm’s ability to close deals smoothly.

With over 125 investments to date and a focus on long-term partnerships, Level Equity has cemented its place in the lower middle market as a go-to source of capital for software and tech-driven businesses.

This latest raise not only strengthens its investment capacity but also signals continued confidence in its approach.

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