Bridging
the Gap Between SMBs and Financiers

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Musa bridges the information gap between SMBs and financiers — empowering both with actionable insights and intelligent analytics for smarter, data-driven decisions.

Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) face a $5 trillion global funding shortfall. The gap isn’t just about capital—it's about information.

97% of SMBs don’t track the metrics financiers need to make confident investment decisions, leaving 63% of these businesses under-financed.

The hardest hit? Diverse founders and emerging market SMBs, left struggling to secure the capital they need to grow.

Musa’s proprietary Venture Health Assessment (VHA) provides a holistic evaluation and tracking of SMBs. AI-driven platform and intelligent dashboards transform raw data into actionable insights, giving entrepreneurs a clear path to funding readiness and financiers the confidence to manage risk and returns.

Health Scoring

Venture Health Assessment Score assesses businesses across 12 strategic pillars and 4 dimension.

Statistical Robust

Informed by Harvard, Stanford, and Cambridge studies analyzing over 20,000 ventures and 600 funders.

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“Venture capital firms are under increasing pressure to address diversity imbalances within their portfolios. Efforts have been made to invest in a more inclusive range of founders, but without transparency, it's challenging to measure progress effectively. Publicly disclosing diversity data is a crucial step toward accountability and driving meaningful change."

Tracey Warren
F5 Collective (Early Stage Venture Capital)
Financier / Funder

“As a predominantly technical team, we really struggled to understand how best to raise capital and then commercialise our business. We were lucky enough to come across MUSA right before proceeding to fund raise, and it was critical in helping us pinpoint specific issues around our go to market strategy, streamlining our narrative and clarity on our value proposition in order to attract partners, and subsequently raise all the funds we needed.”

Nick Howard
Hark Medical CEO (Medtech Venture)
SMB/ Start-up