Under the Securities Act of 1933, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission allows companies to offer securities for sale without having to register those securities or file periodic reports, provided the companies meet exemptions laid out in Regulation D. For hedge funds’ purposes, those securities are limited partnerships. When a hedge fund firm sells its first securities, it is required by Reg D to file a Form D, which includes names and addresses of the company’s executive officers and stock promoters and the date of the first sale in the offering. As such, Form D filings can be a useful tool to find new hedge fund launches.

Sterling World Capital Fund, LP

Kensai Partners, L.P.

Access Dynamic Growth Fund, LP

Access Dynamic Growth IDF Fund, LP

Denmark Bells Master, LLC

—Compiled by Angela Sormani

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