Debt Financing for Late and
Growth Stage Companies
About Runway Growth Capital
Runway Growth Capital is a leading provider of flexible debt financing solutions for late and growth stage companies. We partner with passionate entrepreneurs and experienced management teams to fund their next phase of growth – whether it’s expanding headcount, entering new markets, or bridging to a larger equity round. Our approach is grounded in trust, transparency, and long-term alignment.
Flexible Capital Solutions for Late and Growth Stage Companies
Our loans range from $10 million to $150 million and are tailored to meet the needs of companies with strong fundamentals and clear growth trajectories.
Proven Results with Teams Who Scale
See how our capital and partnership have helped high-growth companies extend runway, accelerate growth, and avoid unnecessary dilution.
Investors
A Trusted Partner in Private Credit
We work with a range of institutional investors – including pension plans, endowments, family offices, and wealth managers – to deliver attractive, risk-adjusted returns through disciplined, minimally dilutive growth lending.
Our differentiated in-house underwriting, seasoned team, and commitment to portfolio construction help us generate long-term value and preserve capital.
Runway + BC Partners Credit A Strong Partnership for the Future
In January 2025, Runway Growth Capital was acquired by BC Partners Credit, a ~$10 billion AUM platform within BC Partners, a leading $40 billion alternative investment firm. Runway continues to operate independently with its full team intact and remains the investment adviser to Runway Growth Finance Corp. (NASDAQ: RWAY).
Together, we bring a deeper bench of resources, capital, and experience to support our borrowers and investors.
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