Campbell Fund Trust Raises Over $4.6 Million

The unregistered sale spans three fund series and was executed under Regulation D exemptions.

October 07, 2025

Private Equity Capital Raises Across Series A, D, and W

On September 30, Campbell Fund Trust brought in more than $4.6 million across three of its fund series. The capital came in through private equity sales that weren’t registered with the SEC—fully permitted under Regulation D. The trust disclosed the transaction in a regulatory report filed on October 6.

Here’s the breakdown:

• Series A: approximately $792,400


• Series D: approximately $3.54 million


• Series W:$300,000

All contributions were made in cash, and the figures exclude any interest held in escrow.

Private Placement Strategy and Oversight

This capital wasn’t raised through a public offering. Instead, it came from new and existing investors who met the requirements for private placements under Section 4(2) of the Securities Act. That exemption allows firms like Campbell to work directly with qualified investors, bypassing the public markets entirely while remaining compliant.

The trust issued the Units of Beneficial Interest through Campbell & Company, LP—its longtime manager. The transaction was signed off by Thomas P. Lloyd, who serves as both General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer.

There’s no word yet on how the capital will be deployed, but this kind of targeted fundraising suggests a clear strategy: secure capital from institutional-grade investors while maintaining operational flexibility. For those tracking private fund flows and regulatory activity, this is one to note.