Slice Global Equity, an AI-native platform focused on global equity compliance and management for multinational companies, has raised $25 million in a Series A round led by Insight Partners. Fenwick and Cooley participated as investors, alongside existing backers TLV Partners, R-Squared Ventures, and Jibe Ventures.
The financing brings Slice’s total funding to $32 million, with proceeds earmarked for expanding product and engineering, deepening its AI-native compliance infrastructure, and scaling international go-to-market efforts.
The company is positioning its platform as a modern system for managing the full equity lifecycle across jurisdictions through a single workflow. Slice argues that while equity compensation has become inherently global, the infrastructure to administer it has not kept pace, leaving finance, legal, and HR teams to reconcile local tax rules, legal requirements, payroll coordination, and legacy equity tools that still rely heavily on manual processes, spreadsheets, and external counsel.
Slice says it reduces operational friction through agentic workflows that integrate with existing finance and HR platforms and apply multi-jurisdictional tax and legal logic directly within the workflow. The company claims this approach can cut equity operations cycle times by 60% and reduce outside local counsel costs across multiple jurisdictions by 80%, while improving compliance controls through approvals, audit trails, and cross-functional coordination.
Insight Partners pointed to existing usage among its portfolio companies as part of its conviction in the investment. Slice also highlighted customer adoption among global companies, including unicorns such as Wiz, VAST, and Wayve, as it targets a growing set of distributed organizations with employees and equity holders spread across multiple countries.
Slice says it supports global equity administration end-to-end, including cap table management, grants, exercises, reporting, jurisdiction-specific tax and withholding requirements, compliance triggers, and liquidity readiness for secondary transactions and proceeds distribution. The company also emphasized its enterprise security posture and compliance with data privacy and protection standards, including SOC 2, SOC 1, ISO 27001, GDPR, and CPRA.
KEY QUOTES
“We are making the world flat for equity by building the compliance-first AI-native infrastructure layer. By unifying equity management with global tax and legal rules, and automating multi-country workflows around withholding and proceeds distribution, CFOs can operate globally with the speed of AI-native software and the confidence of compliance.
Companies are global from inception, but their equity infrastructure is still stuck in a domestic, pre-AI era. Slice is rebuilding global equity management to be AI-native and compliance-first so every company—from fast-growing startups to large-scale enterprises—can grant equity anywhere, to anyone, cost-efficiently and in full compliance.”
Maor Levran, Co-founder and CEO, Slice Global Equity
“Across our portfolio, finance leaders consistently cite global equity compliance as one of the more painful, expensive, and risky parts of building a distributed company. We already have portfolio companies using the Slice platform and have seen first-hand how its AI-native, compliance-first approach can drive a fundamental shift away from legacy tools that merely do cap table math. We believe Slice is poised to define the new category of agentic global equity management, and we’re excited to partner with Maor and the team as they scale this new standard.”
Hagi Schwartz, Managing Director, Insight Partners
“Managing global equity is a pervasive challenge for countless companies, typically involving disjointed processes and significant risk. The Slice team brings the combination of a practitioner’s expertise and a founder’s tenacity to finally solve this problem. Slice isn’t just another tool; it’s a world-class, customer-centric solution that uses AI to truly automate the complex reality of our global footprint. It’s built to evolve and stay ahead, which is why we trust it as our system of record.”
Fazal Merchant, CFO, Wiz
