$14.70B Filed Aug 24: OIF Takes 53.5% and VC Hits 7.0%, Its Highest Daily Share of the Week

AngelLinx Intelligence tracked 95 capital vehicles filed on August 24, totalling $14.70 billion across four fund categories. Other investment funds filed 29 vehicles worth $7.86 billion, representing 53.5% of all capital and 30.5% of all vehicles. Hedge funds filed 13 vehicles worth $3.44 billion (23.4% of capital, 13.7% of vehicles). Private equity filed 22 vehicles worth $2.38 billion (16.2% of capital, 23.2% of vehicles). Venture capital filed 31 vehicles worth $1.03 billion, representing 7.0% of capital and 32.6% of all vehicles. All percentages are of 95 total vehicles and $14.70B total capital tracked by AngelLinx Intelligence.

The 95 vehicles and $14.70 billion place August 24 as a lighter session by vehicle count and capital compared to the week of August 17-21, which averaged $24.6 billion per day across 138 vehicles. The lighter volume on August 24 reflects typical Monday filing patterns, where vehicles from weekend closings arrive but the broader institutional filing machine is not yet at full weekly velocity.

VC at 7.0%: A New High for the Period

The most notable number from August 24 is venture capital's 7.0% capital share, the highest single-day VC reading in any session tracked by AngelLinx Intelligence since August 17. For context: the weekly average across August 17-21 was 3.3%, with daily VC share ranging from 1.2% (August 21) to 5.0% (August 19). August 24's 7.0% reading breaks above the prior ceiling for the period.

The 7.0% reading is driven primarily by two vehicles: AMDT Resilience LP at $500 million (American DeepTech Resilience GP) and SAINTS Secondaries Fund I LP at $251.4 million (Saints Capital). Together these two vehicles account for $751.4 million of the day's $1.03 billion in VC capital, or 73.0%. The remaining 29 VC vehicles shared $278.6 million, averaging $9.6 million each. The day's median VC vehicle was well below that average, reflecting the dense SPV and deal-by-deal layer that operates below institutional fund scale.

The elevated VC share on August 24 is a single-day reading, not a trend break. The structural reality tracked across the full August window is that venture capital consistently represents 3 to 7% of any given day's total institutional capital. Founders raising from VC are operating in a market where the capital deployed into startups is roughly 3 to 20 times smaller than the non-venture capital deployed on the same day. Understanding that context helps calibrate expectations about fundraising timelines and investor attention. Browse active investors on AngelLinx to identify which of the day's 31 VC vehicles are accessible to founders at your stage.

The OIF Layer: Fort Washington and BNY Mellon Drive the 53.5%

The dominant story within August 24's OIF category is Fort Washington Investment Advisors, whose president and CEO Maribeth Rahe appeared as key person on five separate vehicles: Securities Lending Fund LLC ($1.234B), Fort Washington Core Plus Fixed Income LLC ($0.898B), Fort Washington Strategic Income LLC ($0.720B), Fort Washington High Yield Investors LLC ($0.432B), and Fort Washington High Yield Investors II LLC ($0.377B). Combined, these five vehicles total $3.661 billion from a single manager in a single session, representing 24.9% of the entire day's capital. Fort Washington Investment Advisors managed $95.4 billion as of March 31, 2026, and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Western & Southern Financial Group, a Cincinnati-based insurance and financial services holding company.

The BNY Mellon Trust of Delaware filed CA International Equity CEF Fund at $753 million, the second-largest OIF vehicle of the day. CA International Equity is a closed-end fund structure investing in international equity markets. BNY Mellon is one of the world's largest custody and institutional investment management firms and files vehicles regularly across the OIF and trust categories.

Private Equity and the Hedge Fund Layer

On the private equity side, Crow Holdings Realty Partners XI LP filed at $1.088 billion, the largest PE vehicle of the day and the fourth-largest vehicle overall. Crow Holdings Capital is the Dallas-based real estate investment management subsidiary of Crow Holdings, the family office of the Trammell Crow real estate development dynasty. Fund XI is the newest in their fund series, following the $3.1 billion final close of Fund X. The Ethos Capital Investments II structure filed as two vehicles: Ethos Capital Investments II LP and Ethos Capital Investments II A LP, at $447 million each, for a combined $894 million from a single PE manager. Erik Brooks is the key person on both vehicles.

On the hedge fund side, Leucadia Asset Management filed Topwater Partners LLC at $1.232 billion. Topwater Capital is a division of Leucadia Asset Management, itself a wholly owned subsidiary of Jefferies Financial Group. Topwater specialises in first-loss multi-strategy structures managed by Bryan Borgia and Travis Taylor.

What to Watch

August 24's 7.0% VC reading is worth watching over the next five sessions to determine whether it represents a one-day spike or the beginning of a sustained shift in daily VC share. The consistent pattern across the August window has been VC in the 3-5% band. A sustained move above 5% over multiple sessions would indicate a deployment acceleration in the VC category worth tracking. Founders can use the investor match tool to see which VC managers are building active pipelines during the current deployment window, and the AngelLinx live listing to see what other companies are raising simultaneously.

Founders can also review Aug 24 VC raises and their investment stages for context on how deal-by-deal vehicles are sizing and structuring their investments this week. Build your pitch profile and make yourself visible to this week's active investors @ angellinx.ai/register.

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