Campbell Fund Trust Issues $5M in Private Securities
The unregistered equity sales span multiple fund series and target both new and existing unitholders.
December 05, 2025
Campbell Fund Trust Completes Multi-Series Equity Sale Exempt from Public Registration
On November 30, 2025, Campbell Fund Trust raised over $5 million through the private sale of Units of Beneficial Interest across three of its fund series. The firm disclosed the transaction in a regulatory report filed with the SEC on December 4.
The offering brought in $1.72 million for Series A, nearly $2.9 million for Series D, and $400,000 for Series W. All contributions were made in cash and came from a mix of new and existing investors.
Because the securities were sold privately, Campbell Fund Trust relied on an exemption under Section 4(2) of the Securities Act and followed Regulation D requirements, allowing it to move forward without registering the transaction as a public offering.
This approach reflects a broader trend in fund capital raising. For Campbell, the use of Regulation D keeps the process lean—avoiding the added steps that come with a public route—while still enabling growth across its series.
The structure also gives the firm the flexibility to bring in capital aligned to each series’ specific strategy or investment profile.
While the filing doesn’t specify how the new capital will be deployed, private fund transactions like this one often support future allocations or reinforce liquidity buffers. The use of multiple series allows Campbell to align investor participation with distinct strategies, which may be tailored by asset type, risk exposure, or investment horizon.
The report was signed by Thomas P. Lloyd, General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer of the trust. No additional material events were reported.
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