Arch, an AI-driven platform for administering and monitoring private markets portfolios, has passed the $500bn mark in private market assets held on its platform, while also naming previously undisclosed backers of its $52m Series B round.
The newly revealed investors are MUFG Innovation Partners, Franklin Templeton and Anton Levy, the founder of Layer Global. They join the round’s existing participants, which include Oak HC/FT, Menlo Ventures, Craft Ventures and Quiet Capital.
The New York-based firm said assets on its platform now stand at $539bn, having doubled in the space of twelve months.
The proceeds from the round are being channelled into product development, data and AI infrastructure, and expanding the company’s go-to-market efforts as it broadens its offering across the full alternative investment lifecycle. Work underway includes developing tools for CIOs, upgrading the firm’s client portal, and reinforcing the automated pipelines that convert scattered private markets data into usable intelligence.
These initiatives will be overseen by Keith Soura, who recently came on board as the company’s chief technology officer.
Arch delivers infrastructure for private markets, serving banks, investment advisors, accounting firms, family offices and institutional allocators grappling with ever more complicated private investment portfolios. The company consolidates dispersed documents, data and workflows to produce reliable information and insights that support decision-making.
Its clients rely on the platform to handle K-1 and document collection, capital calls and reporting spanning private equity, venture capital, hedge funds, real estate and other alternative assets. More than 650 allocators use the service, among them Fortune 100 financial institutions, four of the world’s 20 largest banks and eight of the top 20 accounting firms.
Arch co-founder and CEO Ryan Eisenman said, “Private markets have increasingly become an essential component of investor portfolios, but turning the data behind those investments into actionable intelligence remains an outdated and manually intensive process. Crossing $500 billion in assets on our platform is a reflection of how many of the industry’s most sophisticated allocators are turning to Arch to solve that problem.
“MUFG Innovation Partners, Franklin Templeton and Anton Levy give us partners with the scale, expertise and institutional relationships to match the appetite for better diligence and insights these investments require.”
MUFG Innovation Partners senior vice president Ryan Stern said, “At MUFG Innovation Partners, we look to back companies solving fundamental challenges across financial services, and we believe Arch is addressing one of the industry’s most pressing operational gaps.
“The growth in alternative investments worldwide has accelerated over the last decade, yet institutions and individuals managing private market investments remain largely underserved compared to public markets. Arch serves as critical infrastructure modernizing this experience, streamlining workflows to reduce administrative overhead and improve private market transparency. We are excited to support Arch in their next phase of growth.”
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