February 14, 2017

Global Brain has invested in CrediFi, the leading source for data and analytics for commercial real estate

Global Brain has invested in CrediFi (CEO Ely Razin), a New York City and Tel Aviv-based company providing a SaaS big data platform serving the Commercial Real Estate Finance market, through its 31VENTURES Global Innovation Fund I. The funding round was led by Liberty Interactive’s Liberty Israel Venture Fund, and joined by existing investors including Battery Ventures, Carmel Ventures, OurCrowd and Stax.

CrediFi’s cloud-based data services enable visibility into both the opportunities and risks in Commercial Real Estate (CRE) finance markets. Leveraging the best of both technology and human expertise, CrediFi collects and analyzes data that educates key decision makers, empowering them to make smarter and more profitable decisions.

The CrediFi data platform covers $13 trillion in CRE debt in the U.S., and uniquely combines both securitized and non-securitized loans, including Commercial Mortgage Backed Securities (CMBS). These relate to 2.3 million properties, in all 50 states, across the full spectrum of CRE asset classes, from multifamily to offices, and from distribution centers to senior housing. Loan origination, portfolio management, and competitive analysis, are available in one place, enabling market players to lend more intelligently and invest more strategically. Current clients include premier asset holders, hedge funds, large scale institutional banks, and others.

■About CrediFi (http://www.credifi.com/) Founded in 2014, CrediFi Corp. is a SaaS big data platform serving the Commercial Real Estate Finance market.  CrediFi is the commercial real estate leader in the Fintech space, focused on greater transparency in understanding borrowers, lenders and transactions, enabling better real estate investment decisions. CrediFi currently has 75 employees, dual headquartered in New York City and Tel Aviv.

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