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Centerspace

152 hedge funds and large institutions have $388M invested in Centerspace in 2018 Q2 according to their latest regulatory filings, with 19 funds opening new positions, 54 increasing their positions, 51 reducing their positions, and 11 closing their positions.

New
Increased
Maintained
Reduced
Closed

73% more first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 19 | Existing positions closed: 11

8% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $361M → $388M (+$27.1M)

5% more funds holding

Funds holding: 145152 (+7)

6% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 54 | Existing positions reduced: 51

0.11% more ownership

Funds ownership: 5.78%5.9% (+0.11%)

Holders
152
Holders Change
+7
Holders Change %
+4.83%
% of All Funds
3.48%
Holding in Top 10
Holding in Top 10 Change
Holding in Top 10 Change %
% of All Funds
New
19
Increased
54
Reduced
51
Closed
11
Calls
Puts
Net Calls
Net Calls Change
Name Holding Trade Value Shares
Change
Change in
Stake
AAMU
76
Amundi Asset Management US
Massachusetts
$440K -$5.45K -100 -1%
AIG
77
American International Group
New York
$432K +$5.72K +105 +1%
AF
78
Advisornet Financial
Minnesota
$424K -$32.2K -590 -7%
Nomura Asset Management
79
Nomura Asset Management
Japan
$405K
Jacobs Levy Equity Management
80
Jacobs Levy Equity Management
New Jersey
$390K -$241K -4,426 -39%
Two Sigma Investments
81
Two Sigma Investments
New York
$384K -$57.6K -1,057 -13%
Bank of America
82
Bank of America
North Carolina
$379K -$310K -5,686 -45%
Public Employees Retirement Association of Colorado
83
Public Employees Retirement Association of Colorado
Colorado
$368K
Susquehanna International Group
84
Susquehanna International Group
Pennsylvania
$367K +$363K +6,653 New
RA
85
RMR Advisors
Massachusetts
$347K
VOYA Investment Management
86
VOYA Investment Management
Georgia
$339K -$24.4K -447 -7%
Bessemer Group
87
Bessemer Group
New Jersey
$328K +$324K +5,940 New
Commonwealth Equity Services
88
Commonwealth Equity Services
Massachusetts
$325K -$6.27K -115 -2%
MIM
89
MetLife Investment Management
New Jersey
$316K +$121K +2,217 +63%
Canada Life
90
Canada Life
Manitoba, Canada
$297K +$203K +3,722 +226%
LTFS
91
Ladenburg Thalmann Financial Services
Florida
$263K
HSBC Holdings
92
HSBC Holdings
United Kingdom
$262K +$78.5K +1,440 +44%
MLICM
93
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company (MetLife)
New York
$259K +$83.9K +1,540 +49%
D.E. Shaw & Co
94
D.E. Shaw & Co
New York
$228K -$61.7K -1,132 -22%
BCM
95
BlueCrest Capital Management
Jersey
$225K -$938K -17,203 -81%
FRM
96
Fox Run Management
Connecticut
$220K +$217K +3,985 New
Macquarie Group
97
Macquarie Group
Australia
$219K -$55.9K -1,026 -21%
IAA
98
Independent Advisor Alliance
North Carolina
$203K +$200K +3,677 New
APP
99
Avantax Planning Partners
Iowa
$200K +$72.2K +1,325 +58%
SWM
100
Stockman Wealth Management
Montana
$188K +$8.18K +150 +5%

CSR Hedge Fund Activity: Q2 2018 in Review

152 of the 4,368 institutional investors tracked by Wall St. Rank reported a position in Centerspace (CSR) for Q2 2018, worth a combined $388M — up 7.5% from $361M a quarter earlier.

Buyers outnumbered sellers: 19 funds opened new CSR positions and 11 closed out — a net gain of 8 holders — while 54 added to existing stakes and 51 trimmed.

The largest buyer was Russell Investments Group, adding an estimated $3.27M. The largest seller was Vanguard Group, cutting an estimated $5.26M.

  • 152 institutional investors held Centerspace (CSR) as of Q2 2018, up from 145 in Q1 2018.
  • Funds reported $388M of Centerspace stock for Q2 2018, up 7.5% quarter-over-quarter.
  • 19 funds opened new Centerspace positions in Q2 2018 and 11 closed out, a net change of +8 holders.
  • The largest Centerspace buyer in Q2 2018 was Russell Investments Group, an estimated $3.27M added.
  • The largest Centerspace seller in Q2 2018 was Vanguard Group, an estimated $5.26M sold.

Based on aggregated 13F filings for Q2 2018.