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Raising, per SEC filing
115 Form D filings in the past 120 days: new funds filing a first notice, and funds whose amount sold rose $100M or more since their previous filing. Read from EDGAR through the day. Amount sold is money taken in so far, not a close; the offering is the most the fund may sell.
| Open | Fund | Amount sold | First sale | Filing | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sagard Private Income Fund Inc.Sagard · Nov 10, 2026 | Sagard | Other / unclear | $87K | New | Indefinite | 3 | Nov 2, 2026 | Nov 10, 2026 | Form D |
Per SEC filing; not a close. Change is the amount sold against the same fund’s previous Form D. A fund’s feeders and A/B vehicles filed the same day are one row (their amounts are not added). Asset class is read from the fund’s name, then the type it filed under; “Other / unclear” is never guessed. Click a column’s name to sort by it, a row to open it. / searches.
Schedule 13D by firms we cover
A new 5%+ stake in a listed company, a stake passing 10%, or a stated plan such as an offer to buy. Firms only, as filed.
About this data
- Where it comes from. Every Form D and Form D/A filed with the SEC, read from EDGAR within the hour in filing hours and again from the next morning’s index. Pooled investment funds only.
- What counts. A fund’s first Form D, when its name says it is a fund and it is not a deal vehicle (a vehicle only with $100M or more sold to 10 or more investors); and an amended Form D whose amount sold rose $100M or more since the previous one, or passed $100M, $250M, $500M, $1B, $2B, $5B or $10B.
- What it is not. Amount sold is not a final close, and the offering is the most the fund may sell, often “Indefinite”. A manager is named only when the fund’s name begins with a firm we cover. We never list the people or the placement agents a filing names.
- Errors. The fields are copied from the filings by software; the asset class and the family are our reading. Tell us and we fix the row.
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