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BlackRock fund of hedge funds sold $181 million since Oct. 22

A Form D filed Nov. 9 reports a first sale on Oct. 22 and no stated cap on the offering.

$181MSold since first sale on Oct. 22

By the Hedge Funds & Liquid Alts desk

At a glance

  1. The money came in over 18 days between the Oct. 22 first sale and the Nov. 9 filing.
  2. The total offering amount is indefinite, making the $181 million a running sales tally rather than progress toward a stated target.
  3. For allocators building hedge-fund sleeves, capacity remains open for LPs still in diligence because the offering has no stated ceiling.

BlackRock Multi-Strategy FoHFs (US), L.P. had sold $181 million by the time it filed a Form D with the SEC on Nov. 9, with a first sale dated Oct. 22.

The money came in over 18 days between the Oct. 22 first sale and the Nov. 9 filing.

The total offering amount is indefinite, making the $181 million a running sales tally rather than progress toward a stated target. The filing describes a fund of hedge funds.

For allocators building hedge-fund sleeves, capacity remains open for LPs still in diligence because the offering has no stated ceiling.

Reported by the Hedge Funds & Liquid Alts desk from SEC EDGAR. Published . Corrections

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