9AT Manager News
← All updates

RCP Advisors 3, LLC / RCP Independent Sponsor Fund, LP

RCP Independent Sponsor Fund Form D reports $38.1M sold

August 6, 2026 filing Manager profile

Summary: SEC Form D records RCP Independent Sponsor Fund, LP as a Delaware limited partnership issuer and reports $38.1 million sold as of the filing. The filing names RCP Advisors 3, LLC as investment manager and lists a $225 million offering amount, but it should be treated as an exempt-offering notice rather than a final close announcement.

Why it matters: The filing may matter to due-diligence readers as an early public fundraising and vehicle-formation signal tied to the RCP platform, while the Form D does not establish final size, investor composition, demand quality, performance, or investment suitability.

9AT filing context: Form D is the core public filing support. Public ADV/profile context maps the RCP adviser lane to RCP Advisors 2, LLC, CRD 289963 / SEC file 801-111835, with about $18.2B in ADV-reported profile scale; the filing context should not collapse RCP Advisors 2, RCP Advisors 3, P10, the issuer, or the general partner beyond what the cited sources support.

Summary

SEC Form D records RCP Independent Sponsor Fund, LP as a Delaware limited partnership issuer and shows a filing date of August 6, 2026. The filing states that first sale occurred on July 27, 2026, reports $38,130,420 sold, lists 52 investors, and shows a $225,000,000 offering amount.

The filing names RCP Advisors 3, LLC as the investment manager in its use-of-proceeds disclosure. This should be read as a Form D exempt-offering notice, not as a final close announcement or a statement that the fund has reached its target size.

Why it matters

For due-diligence readers, the useful signal is that a new RCP-linked independent-sponsor private-equity vehicle has appeared in SEC filing records with initial sales reported. The filing gives a bounded view of early fundraising facts, including amount sold, investor count, minimum investment, and the stated offering amount.

The signal should stay narrow. A Form D does not show final fund size, limited-partner composition, fundraising quality, fee economics beyond the limited disclosure, investment performance, portfolio exposure, or whether any investor should allocate to the vehicle.

Source notes

9AT filing context

The public SEC filing identifies RCP Independent Sponsor Fund, LP as the issuer and RCP Advisors 3, LLC as investment manager. It classifies the issuer as a pooled investment fund / private equity fund, reports $38.1 million sold, lists 52 investors, shows a $250,000 minimum investment, and lists a $225 million offering amount.

Public ADV/profile context maps the RCP adviser lane to RCP Advisors 2, LLC, CRD 289963 / SEC file 801-111835, with about $18.2 billion in ADV-reported profile scale. That context is useful for identity and platform scoping, but it should not treat RCP Advisors 2, RCP Advisors 3, P10, the issuer, and the general partner as interchangeable unless a source says so directly.

No 13F or Form 5500 context is recommended for this draft. The filing context should not be used to infer investor quality, investor identity, allocation demand, final fundraising outcome, performance, or investment merit.

What to watch

Watch for any RCP source-party announcement, later SEC amendments, or future filings that clarify whether the offering size changes, whether additional sales are reported, how the independent-sponsor strategy is described publicly, and how RCP describes the relationship among the issuer, investment manager, adviser entities, and broader platform.

Source links