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Overview Fund Activity

126 hedge funds and large institutions have $1.8B invested in Erie Indemnity in 2017 Q2 according to their latest regulatory filings, with 11 funds opening new positions, 51 increasing their positions, 40 reducing their positions, and 9 closing their positions.

New
Increased
Maintained
Reduced
Closed
Holders
126
Holders Change
+1
Holders Change %
+0.8%
% of All Funds
3.15%
Holding in Top 10
2
Holding in Top 10 Change
–
Holding in Top 10 Change %
–
% of All Funds
0.05%
New
11
Increased
51
Reduced
40
Closed
9
Calls
–
Puts
–
Net Calls
–
Net Calls Change
–

Top Buyers

1
Janus Henderson Group
Janus Henderson Group
United Kingdom
+$10.9M
2
Vanguard Group
Vanguard Group
Pennsylvania
+$3.65M
3
BlackRock
BlackRock
New York
+$3.54M
4
PNC Financial Services Group
PNC Financial Services Group
Pennsylvania
+$3.03M
5
Charles Schwab
Charles Schwab
California
+$2.87M

Top Sellers

1
Franklin Resources
Franklin Resources
California
-$5.03M
2
Russell Investments Group
Russell Investments Group
United Kingdom
-$1.41M
3
GC
Guggenheim Capital
Illinois
-$1.08M
4
Citigroup
Citigroup
New York
-$987K
5
TCIM
TIAA CREF Investment Management
New York
-$915K
Name Holding Trade Value Shares
Change 		Shares
Change %
T. Rowe Price Associates
26
T. Rowe Price Associates
Maryland
$7.12M -$225K -1,798 -3%
WI
27
Wedgewood Investors
Pennsylvania
$6.69M – – –
California State Teachers Retirement System (CalSTRS)
28
California State Teachers Retirement System (CalSTRS)
California
$5.55M -$556K -4,441 -9%
MAM
29
Martingale Asset Management
Massachusetts
$5.54M +$175K +1,400 +3%
TA
30
Teachers Advisors
New York
$5.39M -$356K -2,843 -6%
Swiss National Bank
31
Swiss National Bank
Switzerland
$5.25M – – –
SEI Investments
32
SEI Investments
Pennsylvania
$5.2M +$520K +4,159 +11%
Russell Investments Group
33
Russell Investments Group
United Kingdom
$4.93M -$1.41M -11,286 -22%
State Board of Administration of Florida Retirement System
34
State Board of Administration of Florida Retirement System
Florida
$4.78M – – –
Goldman Sachs
35
Goldman Sachs
New York
$4.34M +$973K +7,783 +29%
Wells Fargo
36
Wells Fargo
California
$4.22M -$423K -3,384 -9%
Morgan Stanley
37
Morgan Stanley
New York
$3.91M -$231K -1,847 -6%
D.E. Shaw & Co
38
D.E. Shaw & Co
New York
$3.33M -$172K -1,379 -5%
AAM
39
Advisors Asset Management
Colorado
$3.31M -$727K -5,814 -18%
AG
40
Aperio Group
California
$3.28M +$200K +1,598 +6%
Victory Capital Management
41
Victory Capital Management
Texas
$2.81M +$493K +3,941 +21%
Citadel Advisors
42
Citadel Advisors
Florida
$2.58M +$440K +3,519 +21%
Bank of America
43
Bank of America
North Carolina
$2.35M -$722K -5,773 -24%
CS
44
Credit Suisse
Switzerland
$2.34M -$648K -5,184 -22%
AQR Capital Management
45
AQR Capital Management
Connecticut
$2.25M +$188K +1,502 +9%
CAMG
46
CWA Asset Management Group
Florida
$2.14M +$2.14M +17,072 New
AllianceBernstein
47
AllianceBernstein
Tennessee
$1.86M +$175K +1,400 +10%
UBS AM
48
UBS AM
Illinois
$1.77M +$329K +2,631 +23%
Ohio Public Employees Retirement System (OPERS)
49
Ohio Public Employees Retirement System (OPERS)
Ohio
$1.66M +$29.1K +233 +2%
Allianz Asset Management
50
Allianz Asset Management
Germany
$1.53M – – –
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