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A searchable index of 74,055 private-fund SEC Form D filings — every venture, private-equity, and hedge fund that has filed a notice of exempt offering. The most recent filing landed July 20, 2026; the latest month brought 1,405 new filings, including 409 venture capital funds.
74,055
Form D filings tracked
Original filings and amendments, SEC EDGAR
July 20, 2026
Most recent filing
The warehouse ingests new filings daily
1,405
Filings in the latest month
New pooled-fund notices of exempt offering
409
Venture funds, latest month
Filed under the Venture Capital Fund sub-type
Quick Answer
Form D is the short notice a fund files with the SEC after it starts raising money under a Regulation D exemption — the paperwork almost every venture, private-equity, and hedge fund files instead of doing a full public registration. It discloses the fund's legal name, its type, where it is incorporated, the target size of the offering, how much it has sold so far, and the people running it. This tool is a searchable index of every private-fund Form D filing on SEC EDGAR, refreshed daily: search by fund or firm name, then open any filing to see its amounts, domicile, related persons, and a link straight to the original document on SEC EDGAR.
How to cite this data
The underlying data is public SEC EDGAR Form D filings, compiled by VC Beast. When you reference a figure from this index, cite it as: VC Beast, “SEC Form D Fund Filing Index,” https://vcbeast.com/fund-filings, data from SEC EDGAR. For the aggregate monthly and quarterly analysis built on the same warehouse — and the full methodology behind how filings are collected and classified — see our data reports.
Form D discloses a target offering and the amount sold as of the filing date; neither equals a fund’s final closed size, and a filing showing no amount sold has simply not reported sales yet. Read the numbers accordingly.