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Among the 50 most recent financial services funding rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Realty Income’s $686M on 2026-06-29; that figure is a cle…
Among the 50 most recent financial services funding rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is Realty Income’s $686M on 2026-06-29; that figure is a clear outlier versus the rest of the disclosed rounds, where the next-largest disclosed amounts cluster well below it (e.g., Morgan Stanley Direct Lending Fund at $350M on 2026-06-29 and W. P. Carey at $350M on 2026-06-29). At the low end, the smallest disclosed amount is Provenance’s $220K on 2026-06-26, and the range between $686M and $220K is much wider than the typical spread in mid-size rounds (e.g., $5M–$53M entries like Prosperity Now on 2026-06-30 and Broadshore Capital Partners on 2026-06-25).
The list is heavily temporally concentrated: 2026-06-24 through 2026-06-30 accounts for the overwhelming majority of rows (including the most recent dates of 2026-06-30 held by Avenue Capital Group at $250M and several others), and there are multiple high-density entries in New York, New York (e.g., Avenue Capital Group on 2026-06-30 at $250M; Curbline Properties on 2026-06-29 at $309M; Morgan Stanley Direct Lending Fund and W. P. Carey on 2026-06-29 at $350M; Derayah/other locations aside). Stage and disclosure also skew toward not-specified terms: “Series Unknown” appears in 24 of 50 rows, and “undisclosed” appears in 7 of 50 rows, shaping how much size inference is possible across the top of the range.
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the size outlier, and how far above the next-largest disclosed amounts is it?
Realty Income’s $686M round on 2026-06-29 is the largest disclosed amount in the list and dwarfs the next-largest disclosed rounds, such as $500M (Starwood Property Trust on 2026-06-25) and $400M (Aquila Air Capital on 2026-06-26), with $350M entries (Morgan Stanley Direct Lending Fund and W. P. Carey, both on 2026-06-29) still well below $686M.
Is the timing concentrated into a short window, or are rounds spread evenly across dates?
Timing is concentrated: the newest round date shown is 2026-06-30 (e.g., Avenue Capital Group at $250M and others with $80M and $5M disclosed amounts), and the table is dominated by entries from 2026-06-24 to 2026-06-30 (e.g., multiple $350M/$400M/$500M rounds appear within those dates).
Do any cities or geographies show over-representation in this list?
New York, New York appears repeatedly across multiple dates and sizes—Avenue Capital Group ($250M, 2026-06-30), Curbline Properties ($309M, 2026-06-29), Morgan Stanley Direct Lending Fund ($350M, 2026-06-29), and Digital Prime Technologies (2026-06-23, undisclosed).
What does the stage and disclosure mix imply for interpreting deal sizes?
“Series Unknown” is the dominant stage label with 24 of 50 rows, and “undisclosed” amounts show up in 7 of 50 rows (e.g., Carbon Underwriting on 2026-06-30 and Matic Insurance on 2026-06-24). That means the largest disclosed outlier (Realty Income at $686M) should be interpreted alongside a sizable portion of entries where either stage or amount is not fully specified.
Where do the smallest disclosed rounds sit relative to the rest of the distribution?
The smallest disclosed amount is Provenance’s $220K on 2026-06-26 (Pre-Seed), which is far below the mid-tier disclosed amounts visible elsewhere (e.g., $2M Finovate on 2026-06-26 and $3M Amana Takaful on 2026-06-23). The presence of multiple small disclosed figures like $5M (Prosperity Now on 2026-06-30; FundsIndia on 2026-06-24; Premium Card on 2026-06-24) sits above that minimum but still well below the $200M–$686M concentration near the top of disclosed rounds.
Which rounds are most likely to be the focus of diligence because they combine large disclosed size with common location patterns?
Among large disclosed rounds, New York-based entries stand out: Morgan Stanley Direct Lending Fund at $350M (2026-06-29) and W. P. Carey at $350M (2026-06-29) pair high disclosed amounts with the same city concentration seen across the list. Even outside New York, the next-tier concentration includes $500M Starwood Property Trust on 2026-06-25 and $620K GoCalma on 2026-06-24, underscoring that size dispersion is substantial across locations.
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