CCA LONGEVITY FUND IV (US II), LLC
Raised
$48M
Investors
90
Min Invest
$250,000
AltStreet Analysis
·Generated from EDGAR primary sources
CCA Longevity Fund IV (US II), LLC is a Delaware pooled investment fund that has raised $48.2M from 90 investors under Rule 506(b) and Section 3(c) exemptions, with a $250K minimum investment. This is an amended filing with William Corry listed as director. The fund operates as a standalone longevity and biotech-focused vehicle.
This longevity/biotech fund employs the standard 506(b) private placement exemption with a $250K minimum, positioning it in the accessible-HNW tier rather than institutional-only territory. The 90-investor count against $48.2M raised suggests an average commitment of approximately $536K, typical for specialized life sciences funds targeting accredited individuals and family offices.
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EDGAR Filing Data
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Executive officers, directors, and promoters listed on the SEC Form D filing. Source: SEC.gov.
William Corry
Director · Vero Beach, FL
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