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.

CIVOG TOTAL RETURN FUND, L.P.

Eidesis Special Opportunities II, L.P.

Del Mar Special Opportunities Offshore Fund, Ltd.

GREENWOOD CAPITAL LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

HARBERT MACRO FUND, LP

Partners Capital Condor Fund VI, L.P.

Libra Offshore II Ltd.

Libra Fund Trust

Partners Capital Greyhawk Cayman Feeder Fund, Ltd.

Eidesis Special Opportunities II, L.P.

CIVOG TOTAL RETURN FUND, L.P.

Paragon Associates II, Ltd

GRT ENERGY, L.P.

Van Eck NatGas Opportunity Fund

AQR GRP EL 20 Offshore Fund Ltd.

SANITAS GLOBAL OPPORTUNITY FUND, LTD.

SANITAS GLOBAL OPPORTUNITY FUND, LP

Guggenheim Aircraft Opportunity Master Fund, L.P.

Guggenheim Aircraft Opportunity Fund, L.P.

Gramercy Emerging Markets Fund LL

—Compiled by Angela Sormani

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