New US fund registrations — SEC data, tracked

The US doesn't have one fund register. Private funds surface as Form D notices on EDGAR (an exempt-offering filing under Regulation D — most hedge, PE, VC and credit funds file one), registered funds live in the SEC's investment-company series/class data, and advisers map to their funds through Form ADV. The SEC publishes all of it as structured data; almost nobody reads it side by side. This page does.

Newest pooled-fund Form D filings

Most recent EDGAR Form D filings whose submission declares the issuer a Pooled Investment Fund (D = new notice, D/A = amendment). Live from EDGAR full-text search as at the last-verified date.

The registered-fund universe

Last published quarter — Form D pooled investment funds (2026 Q1)

10,135 Form D filings declared a pooled investment fund in 2026 Q1, of which 0 were new notices (first filings, not amendments). The SEC itself notes Form D under-captures the private-fund universe — not every issuer files. Treat these as filings, not "all US funds".

By fund type

By state / country of the primary issuer (top 25)

State of organisation is where the vehicle is formed — Delaware's statutory trust and LP statutes make it the default wrapper state, which is exactly what this table shows.

Method and coverage gaps

• Sources: EDGAR full-text search (live list) · SEC Form D quarterly data sets (structured aggregates) · SEC investment-company series/class data (registered universe).
• Form D is not the whole private-fund universe — filing happens when the exemption is used; the SEC's own statistics flag under-capture.
• State registries add nothing machine-readable: fund vehicles form as Delaware statutory trusts/LPs etc., but state entity registers offer no bulk access — the state dimension here comes from the Form D filing itself.
• Adviser mapping (Form ADV Schedule D) comes next — the weekly IAPD bulk feed links advisers to the private funds they run; that lane extends this page.