Alexander Capital Ventures Secures $700K for Investment Fund

The New Jersey-based firm completed its fundraising in less than a week, drawing 16 investors across 10 jurisdictions.

November 13, 2025

Rapid Fundraise Completes in Under a Week

When Alexander Capital Ventures opened its newest pooled investment fund, they didn’t waste time. In just under a week, the firm raised $700,000 from 16 accredited investors—a complete allocation with no remaining capacity.

The fund, launched on November 6, 2025, is structured as a pooled investment vehicle under Regulation D Rule 506(b). This approach allows the firm to raise capital through private placement without a public offering, while maintaining compliance with federal securities laws. Investors needed to meet accredited status, with a minimum commitment set at $25,000.

Alexander Capital Ventures chose not to disclose its revenue or asset size, which is permissible in these filings. Still, the filing offers a clear view into the mechanics of the raise. Alexander Capital, LP handled distribution and received $50,000 in commissions —there were no finder’s fees involved.

Targeted Strategy and Clean Execution

The fund drew participation from a mix of U.S. states—including New York, California, and Texas—as well as international jurisdictions. The deal was executed under the oversight of executive officer Jonathan Gazdak, who also signed the filing as the fund’s manager.

This wasn’t a transaction tied to a merger or acquisition, and none of the proceeds are earmarked for payouts to insiders. Every dollar is intended for investment.

For a firm like Alexander Capital Ventures, this kind of raise is all about precision. The firm moved quickly, locked in allocations, and closed without delay. It’s a reminder of how targeted capital strategies can move fast—especially when backed by a focused investor base and a clear exemption path.