Fundomo Flagship, LP: A $381 Million Form D and What Founders Should Know

On November 3, 2026, a vehicle called Fundomo Flagship, LP filed a Form D with the SEC reporting $381.0 million sold, the largest venture capital filing of the day by a wide margin. Corey Nobile is the named key person. This article sets out what the filing shows, what we could and could not verify about Fundomo, and how founders and fund managers should read a number like this.

What the Filing Shows

• Issuer: Fundomo Flagship, LP
• Filed: November 3, 2026
• Fund type on the filing: venture capital
• Total reported sold: $381.0 million
• Key person: Corey Nobile
• Context: 43 venture capital vehicles filed that day, reporting $516.4 million combined, so this one filing is about 74 percent of the total

By our arithmetic, remove Fundomo and the other 42 venture vehicles reported about $135 million, an average of roughly $3.2 million each. Most of those are single-deal vehicles. That is why one large filing changes the daily total so much.

What We Could Verify About Fundomo

We searched for "Fundomo Flagship" and found no public page for an entity by that name. What we did find concerns the wider Fundomo family:

• Corey Nobile is listed as managing partner of Fundomo
• Fundomo Fund I filed a Form D in June 2024 reporting $43.0 million sold against a $70 million target
• A Fundomo Fund III Form D appeared in August 2026 with an indefinite offering period
• A Fund II figure of about $12 million circulates, but we could not confirm it
• Sources disagree on location, with some listing New York and others Boston

We could not confirm the Flagship vehicle's strategy, whether it is a fund, a feeder or a parallel vehicle, or whether its investors are institutions or individuals. Treat any strategy claim about it as unconfirmed until Fundomo publishes one.

Why a $381 Million Number Needs Care

A Form D reports money sold, not necessarily money invested in startups. Three things can make the figure misleading:

• Feeder, master and parallel vehicles can report the same capital, so amounts must never be added across related entities
• A fund-of-funds or a vehicle that holds secondary positions can file as venture capital while investing very differently from a seed fund
• A figure can include commitments that are called over several years

The amount is also 8.9 times the $43.0 million reported by Fundomo Fund I in 2024. A step up of that size is possible, but it is more likely to reflect a different structure than a like-for-like fund.

How Founders Should Read It

If you are a founder looking at Fundomo as a possible investor, ask these questions before taking a meeting:

• What is the Flagship vehicle's mandate and stage focus?
• Does it write initial cheques into startups, or does it invest through other funds?
• Who are the limited partners, and is the capital committed or still being raised?
• Which portfolio companies can you speak to?

Use the due diligence process in reverse: a lead who cannot answer these clearly may not be your best lead investor. Check Form D filings for the entity itself, because a family name does not guarantee a matching strategy.

How Fund Managers Should Read It

If you are raising a fund, this filing shows how large a US venture-tagged vehicle can look on the public record. It also shows the Form D habit of filing separate vehicles under one sponsor. Keep your own entities clearly labelled, and be ready to explain each one to limited partners.

Today's Venture Filing Picture

The next largest venture filings on November 3 were far smaller:

• House Fund Breakout XII Alpha, L.P.: $52.05 million (Jeremy Fiance), plus House Fund Pinnacle, L.P. at $4.5 million
• LCL - Allocate Access L.P.: $19.41 million (Owen Timothy Niland)
• Domino-AE-0806 Fund I, a Platform Funds SPV: $11.99 million
• Vashon Venture Fund I: $8.26 million (Josh Clemans)
• Fanatic Capital I: $8.21 million (Lucas Lameiras)
• HYVE FUND I: $6.38 million (Kara Laforgia)

Of the 43 vehicles, 30 were tagged as SPV or deal-by-deal and 12 as generalist. Three reported $0, which usually means a new vehicle with no amount yet.

What We Could Not Confirm

• Whether "Flagship" is a fund, a feeder or a parallel vehicle
• Fundomo's current location and investor base
• Fund II's size and the Fund III target
• Any portfolio linked to the Flagship vehicle

Key Takeaways

• The $381.0 million figure is one Form D entry and not a confirmed fund close
• Related vehicles should never be summed
• Verify the entity, its mandate and its limited partners before pitching
• Founders should read a cap table and term documents carefully when a new investor appears with little public track record

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