Venture Fund Filings This Week: 166 Funds Reported $1.45 Billion, and Five of Them Made Up 56% of It

Every week, hundreds of investment vehicles file notices with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) saying they have sold fund interests. For founders raising money, the venture-tagged slice is a live signal of who has fresh capital. Our weekly overview covers filings dated November 2 to November 6, 2026 in the AngelLinx export. After removing duplicates by issuer, filing date and amount, we count 166 venture-tagged filings that reported a combined $1.45 billion. The numbers below are money reported sold at the filing date, not final fund sizes or targets.

The Week in Numbers

The 166 filings break down as follows by day. Monday, November 2 had 26 filings and $215.6 million. Tuesday, November 3 had 43 filings and $516.4 million, the heaviest day by amount. Wednesday, November 4 had only 4 filings and $4.8 million in our export, so treat that day as thin and possibly incomplete. Thursday, November 5 had 48 filings and $224.4 million. Friday, November 6 had 45 filings and $490.8 million.

The median filing reported $488,750, which tells you most vehicles are small. Fifteen filings reported zero, which means a new vehicle was registered with no amount yet. A zero is not a failed raise, so we do not rank those.

The Five Largest Filings

The top five venture-tagged filings add up to $807.0 million, or about 56 percent of the week's total.

• Fundomo Flagship, LP: $381.0 million, filed November 3, Corey Nobile named
• Kedaara Capital Public Markets Fund I: $160.3 million, filed November 5, Ashay Shah named
• Browder Capital Early Stage Ventures, Fund V: $100.0 million, filed November 6, Joshua Browder named
• JSL Health Capital Fund II, L.P.: $93.1 million, filed November 6, Alexander Turkeltaub named
• 01A Bald Eagle 02, L.P.: $72.6 million, filed November 6, Richard Costolo named

Several of these are not classic blind-pool funds. Browder's vehicle is tagged by our classifier as a single-deal vehicle. Kedaara's fund is described by aggregators as a public markets fund, so its venture tag looks like a form choice. We covered Fundomo, Kedaara, JSL, 01A and Browder in earlier pieces, and the figures here match those filings. The next tier includes ClearSky Fund IV LP at $68.4 million (filed November 2) and K5 Tech Fund II, Series 212 at $55.4 million (November 6). We have not profiled ClearSky or K5, so treat those as filing data only.

Size Bands: The Long Tail Dominates

Three filings reported $100 million or more. Nine reported between $25 million and $100 million, 17 reported between $5 million and $25 million, and 122 reported under $5 million. Fifteen reported zero. In plain terms, nearly three in four venture-tagged filings were under $5 million. That matches how most capital reaches founders: through small funds, syndicates and one-off vehicles and not through nine-figure flagships.

Where the Capital Went by Sector Tag

Our sector tagging works from fund names and descriptions, so it is imperfect. Of the 166, 101 carry our SPV or deal-by-deal tag, for $244.9 million. Another 56 are generalist or unspecified, for $1.08 billion. The remaining nine are thematic: two each in AI and machine learning, biotech and life sciences, energy and climate, and space, aerospace and defence, plus one deep tech filing. Thematic funds are rare in this data. Biotech was the largest at $93.4 million, mostly JSL. Founders in climate, space and deep tech should note that only a handful of dedicated funds reported capital this week.

What This Means for Founders

First, do not read a big filing as a cheque waiting for you. A filing means the vehicle has sold interests to investors. How fast it deploys, and into what, is a separate question. Ask any investor how much of the fund has been invested and how many new deals they plan this year.

Second, many vehicles are single-purpose. Of the week's filings, 61 percent carry an SPV tag. These pools are formed to buy into one company, often through a syndicate lead. If you are raising a round with a lead investor, expect that lead may fill the round through an SPV, which adds a line to your cap table and sometimes a separate set of information rights. Clear that structure in the term sheet.

Third, size sets stage. A fund under $5 million usually writes cheques under $250,000, which suits pre-seed. Funds in the $25 million to $100 million band can lead seed and Series A rounds. Match your ask to the band before you spend weeks pitching a fund that cannot write your cheque.

Fourth, prepare your data room and due diligence materials before you reach out. Investors with new capital move faster on prepared founders, and a clean SAFE or priced round document avoids delay. Model dilution for several round sizes so you can answer on the call.

What We Could Not Confirm

We did not confirm the final size, target or strategy of every vehicle. The sector tags come from our classifier and can be wrong. Wednesday's low count may reflect how our export fell on a date and not a drop in filings. Filing amounts can include feeder and parallel vehicles, so we do not sum related vehicles.

Key Takeaways

Venture-tagged filings reported $1.45 billion across 166 vehicles in the week of November 2 to 6, led by Fundomo's $381 million. Five filings made up 56 percent of the total, and most vehicles were under $5 million. Match your target investors to fund size and structure, and ask about deployment.

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