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AQR Flex 1 Series F84 reports $25M sold

First sale was Oct. 7; the Form D does not state a total offering amount.

$25MAmount sold to date in AQR Flex Series F84

At a glance

  1. The first sale in the series was Oct. 7, according to the filing.
  2. The issuer is a pooled investment fund classified as a hedge fund; AQR Capital Management II, LLC and AQR Capital Management, LLC are named as related persons.
  3. The filing provides a first-sale date and a dollar figure, but not the terms that decide whether the fund fits a client portfolio.

AQR Flex 1 Series LLC - Series F84 reported $25.0 million sold to date in a Form D filed with the SEC on Oct. 22. The filing does not state a total offering amount.

The first sale in the series was Oct. 7, according to the filing. The issuer is a pooled investment fund classified as a hedge fund; AQR Capital Management II, LLC and AQR Capital Management, LLC are named as related persons.

The filing provides a first-sale date and a dollar figure, but not the terms that decide whether the fund fits a client portfolio. Minimum investment, fees, redemption terms and the strategy the series runs are not stated. The $25.0 million is an amount-sold figure, not a stated fund size.

Reported by the Raises & Launches desk from SEC EDGAR. Published . Updated Oct 23, 2026 · 3:49 p.m. ET. Corrections

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