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AQR files for Custom Low Beta Fund with $5 million minimum

The Oct. 29 Form D reports $50,000 sold since an Oct. 20 first sale and an indefinite offering amount.

$5MMinimum investment in AQR Custom Low Beta Fund

At a glance

  1. The first sale was Oct. 20, 2026, and AQR Investments is the placement agent.
  2. The $5 million minimum puts the vehicle in institutional and family-office ticket sizes rather than typical advisory-account range.
  3. The $50,000 reported sold equals 1% of one minimum.

AQR Capital Management II, LLC filed a Form D on Oct. 29 for AQR Custom Low Beta Fund, a hedge fund with a $5 million minimum investment.

The filing reports $50,000 sold to date and an indefinite total offering amount. The first sale was Oct. 20, 2026, and AQR Investments is the placement agent.

The $5 million minimum puts the vehicle in institutional and family-office ticket sizes rather than typical advisory-account range. The $50,000 reported sold equals 1% of one minimum.

Reported by the Raises & Launches desk from SEC EDGAR. Published . Corrections

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