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536 hedge funds and large institutions have $11.5B invested in Host Hotels & Resorts in 2022 Q3 according to their latest regulatory filings, with 80 funds opening new positions, 202 increasing their positions, 181 reducing their positions, and 63 closing their positions.

New
Increased
Maintained
Reduced
Closed

27% more first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 80 | Existing positions closed: 63

12% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 202 | Existing positions reduced: 181

2% more funds holding

Funds holding: 523 → 536 (+13)

1% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $11.4B → $11.5B (+$156M)

0.5% more ownership

Funds ownership: 101.13% → 101.64% (+0.5%)

0% more funds holding in top 10

Funds holding in top 10: 1 → 1 (0)

43% less call options, than puts

Call options by funds: $15.5M | Put options by funds: $27.5M

Holders
536
Holders Change
+13
Holders Change %
+2.49%
% of All Funds
9.23%
Holding in Top 10
1
Holding in Top 10 Change
–
Holding in Top 10 Change %
–
% of All Funds
0.02%
New
80
Increased
202
Reduced
181
Closed
63
Calls
$15.5M
Puts
$27.5M
Net Calls
-$11.9M
Net Calls Change
-$5.98M

Top Buyers

1
Man Group
Man Group
United Kingdom
+$137M
2
Ameriprise
Ameriprise
Minnesota
+$123M
3
Schroder Investment Management Group
Schroder Investment Management Group
United Kingdom
+$75.1M
4
Jacobs Levy Equity Management
Jacobs Levy Equity Management
New Jersey
+$54.8M
5
Vanguard Group
Vanguard Group
Pennsylvania
+$52M

Top Sellers

1
T. Rowe Price Associates
T. Rowe Price Associates
Maryland
-$502M
2
Holocene Advisors
Holocene Advisors
New York
-$92.7M
3
Cohen & Steers
Cohen & Steers
New York
-$54.7M
4
RC
Resolution Capital
Australia
-$52.7M
5
Massachusetts Financial Services
Massachusetts Financial Services
Massachusetts
-$49.4M
Name Holding Trade Value Shares
Change 		Change in
Stake
State of Tennessee, Department of Treasury
151
State of Tennessee, Department of Treasury
Tennessee
$4.03M – – –
ProShare Advisors
152
ProShare Advisors
Maryland
$3.98M -$136K -7,818 -3%
VOYA Investment Management
153
VOYA Investment Management
Georgia
$3.89M -$48.2K -2,768 -1%
SG Americas Securities
154
SG Americas Securities
New York
$3.81M +$1.71M +98,354 +70%
AB
155
Amalgamated Bank
New York
$3.8M -$103K -5,884 -2%
NSLI
156
Nan Shan Life Insurance
Taiwan
$3.72M -$21.1M -1,211,639 -84%
Comerica Bank
157
Comerica Bank
Texas
$3.71M +$121K +6,921 +3%
MYAM
158
Meiji Yasuda Asset Management
Japan
$3.62M +$46K +2,637 +1%
Ensign Peak Advisors
159
Ensign Peak Advisors
Utah
$3.58M +$950K +54,540 +32%
HWC
160
Hill Winds Capital
New York
$3.57M -$1.92M -110,000 -33%
TAF
161
Tredje AP-fonden
Sweden
$3.53M +$2.46M +140,988 +173%
Allspring Global Investments
162
Allspring Global Investments
North Carolina
$3.36M +$2.53M +145,214 +218%
UIM
163
USS Investment Management
United Kingdom
$3.35M -$213K -12,246 -5%
Susquehanna International Group
164
Susquehanna International Group
Pennsylvania
$3.3M +$1.9M +109,260 +111%
Capital Fund Management (CFM)
165
Capital Fund Management (CFM)
France
$3.28M -$338K -19,395 -9%
AC
166
Allstate Corporation
Illinois
$3.26M +$2.37M +136,085 +197%
SDIC
167
South Dakota Investment Council
South Dakota
$3.23M -$150K -8,600 -4%
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board
168
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board
Ontario, Canada
$3.2M +$3.44M +197,590 +5,240%
ASRS
169
Arizona State Retirement System
Arizona
$3.12M -$53.3K -3,059 -2%
AIG
170
American International Group
New York
$3.09M -$78.7K -4,516 -2%
SOMRS
171
State of Michigan Retirement System
Michigan
$3.07M +$10.5K +600 +0.3%
APG Asset Management
172
APG Asset Management
Netherlands
$3.02M -$950K -54,500 -23%
MIM
173
MetLife Investment Management
New Jersey
$3.01M -$48.7K -2,796 -1%
DnB Asset Management
174
DnB Asset Management
Norway
$2.98M +$817K +46,900 +33%
FB
175
Fulton Bank
Pennsylvania
$2.95M +$331K +19,010 +11%
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HST Hedge Fund Activity: Q3 2022 in Review

536 of the 5,805 institutional investors tracked by Wall St. Rank reported a position in Host Hotels & Resorts (HST) for Q3 2022, worth a combined $11.5B — up 1.4% from $11.4B a quarter earlier.

Buyers outnumbered sellers: 80 funds opened new HST positions and 63 closed out — a net gain of 17 holders — while 202 added to existing stakes and 181 trimmed.

The largest buyer was Man Group, opening a new position worth an estimated $137M. The largest seller was T. Rowe Price Associates, cutting an estimated $502M.

  • 536 institutional investors held Host Hotels & Resorts (HST) as of Q3 2022, up from 523 in Q2 2022.
  • Funds reported $11.5B of Host Hotels & Resorts stock for Q3 2022, up 1.4% quarter-over-quarter.
  • 80 funds opened new Host Hotels & Resorts positions in Q3 2022 and 63 closed out, a net change of +17 holders.
  • The largest Host Hotels & Resorts buyer in Q3 2022 was Man Group, an estimated $137M added.
  • The largest Host Hotels & Resorts seller in Q3 2022 was T. Rowe Price Associates, an estimated $502M sold.

Based on aggregated 13F filings for Q3 2022.