SEC private placement research
Move from individual notices to reproducible observations. Compare filing activity, separate original notices from amendments, and inspect differences between issuer disclosures. Every result uses records stored in Form D Explorer.
Monthly filing activity
A twelve-month history of notices, amendments and distinct CIKs, plus a comparison of two completed calendar months.
Amendments and disclosure coverage
See how much of the dataset consists of amendments and how often numeric fields are usable before building an analysis.
Compare states or industries
Apply the same dates and definitions to two categories. Inspect issuer counts, amendment shares and each category's share of stored submissions.
Filing change viewer
Choose two filings for the same CIK and compare reported amounts and investor counts, with source links and missing-value safeguards.
Research notes from real disclosures
Fixed editions with explicit periods, source checks and downloadable calculation snapshots. Live tools can change as records are imported or corrected.
October 2026 disclosure coverage: what an offering-size filter leaves out
Only 3,114 of 5,780 stored October filings contain a usable numeric offering amount. Examine missing fields, amendment selection and reported zeros.
Published Nov 1, 2026 · Form D Explorer
October 2026 industry mix: how amendments change the picture
Pooled Investment Fund accounts for 66.4% of stored October notices, but the mix differs between initial filings and amendments. Examine the exact denominators.
Published Nov 1, 2026 · Form D Explorer
October 2026 Form D activity: more initial notices, fewer amendments
A frozen analysis of 5,780 stored October Form D filings: initial notices, amendments, distinct CIKs and repeat issuers, compared with September.
Published Nov 1, 2026 · Form D Explorer
A practical research workflow
- Start with issuer search; confirm the legal name and CIK.
- Open its profile and compare two source disclosures. A shared CIK does not establish a shared offering.
- Use a state or industry history to understand the surrounding dataset.
- Keep accession numbers, dates, scope and source links in your research note. Read the full workflow.