F2
AI platform for private credit, private equity, and commercial banking that turns unstructured deal data into investment-grade analysis and memos in minutes.
About F2
F2 is the AI platform for private markets investors. It is purpose-built for private credit, private equity, and commercial banking. F2 speeds up diligence, underwriting, and portfolio monitoring by turning dense, unstructured deal materials (data rooms, diligence documents, financials) into auditable, investment-grade analysis and polished memos in minutes. Teams using it evaluate deals over 60% faster. F2 believes the next wave of AI transformation will reach knowledge workers in fields like finance, and that it hasn't happened yet because no product actually works for these professionals. Its mission is to lead that change and become the tool finance professionals use every day. F2 is already trusted across thousands of deals. Its customers include commercial banks and private credit funds such as Jefferies and Golub Capital. Golub Capital is F2's largest customer and also invested in the company. F2 has raised over $29M across its pre-seed and seed rounds from investors including NFX, Left Lane Capital, and Y Combinator. Revenue is growing fast and commercial momentum is strong, so engineering hiring is the company's top priority. F2 is headquartered in New York City, has an office in San Francisco, and is opening a hub in London. It has about 35 full-time employees and a lean, flat, AI-native culture.
Open positions (5)
Staff Software Engineer
Senior Software Engineer
AI Deployment Strategist
Staff Software Engineer, Frontend
Senior Software Engineer
Company details
Funding
Total raised
$24M
Last stage
Seed
Investors
Founders
Don Muir
Co-Founder / CEO @ F2 Co-Founder @ Arc Ex-PE investor turned entrepreneur, passionate about AI applications in finance
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