Post Properties

PPS

Delisted

PPS was delisted on the 30th of November, 2016.

223 hedge funds and large institutions have $2.85B invested in Post Properties in 2015 Q2 according to their latest regulatory filings, with 27 funds opening new positions, 89 increasing their positions, 81 reducing their positions, and 29 closing their positions.

New

Increased

Maintained

Reduced

Closed

100% more funds holding in top 10

Funds holding in top 10: 1 → 2 (+1)

10% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 89 | Existing positions reduced: 81

4% less capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $2.96B → $2.85B (-$115M)

7% less first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 27 | Existing positions closed: 29

1% less funds holding

Funds holding: 226 → 223 (-3)

69% less call options, than puts

Call options by funds: $272K | Put options by funds: $886K

Holders

223

Holders Change

-3

Holders Change %

-1.33%

% of All Funds

6.01%

Holding in Top 10

Holding in Top 10 Change

Holding in Top 10 Change %

+100%

% of All Funds

0.05%

New

Increased

Reduced

Closed

Calls

$272K

Puts

$886K

Net Calls

-$614K

Net Calls Change

-$892K

Top Buyers

1	State Street Boston, Massachusetts	+$46.2M
2	Goldman Sachs New York	+$38.4M
3	PIM Perkins Investment Management Chicago, Illinois	+$34.5M
4	AAMU APG Asset Management US New York	+$33.6M
5	Cohen & Steers New York	+$27.6M

Top Sellers

1	CIMLRA CBRE Investment Management Listed Real Assets Radnor, Pennsylvania	-$42.5M
2	LPC Long Pond Capital New York	-$33.7M
3	Fidelity Investments Boston, Massachusetts	-$32.2M
4	Citadel Advisors Miami, Florida	-$22.1M
5	Prudential Financial Newark, New Jersey	-$18.4M

#	Name	Holding	Trade Value	Shares Change	Change in Stake
101	SDIC 101 South Dakota Investment Council Sioux Falls, South Dakota	$2.42M	–	–	–
102	102 Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Minneapolis, Minnesota	$2.4M	+$67.6K	+1,200	+3%
103	SB 103 Suntrust Banks Atlanta, Georgia	$2.39M	–	–	–
104	104 HSBC Holdings London, United Kingdom	$2.33M	-$821K	-14,585	-25%
105	105 State of Tennessee, Department of Treasury Nashville, Tennessee	$2.31M	–	–	–
106	106 State of Wisconsin Investment Board Madison, Wisconsin	$2.28M	+$33.8K	+600	+1%
107	ACI 107 AMP Capital Investors Sydney, Australia	$2.25M	-$113K	-2,000	-5%
108	108 Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Group Minato-Ku, Tokyo, Japan	$2.11M	+$210K	+3,733	+11%
109	109 Bank of Montreal Toronto, Ontario, Canada	$1.94M	+$738K	+13,101	+58%
110	SCM 110 Stevens Capital Management Radnor, Pennsylvania	$1.82M	-$2.05M	-36,347	-52%
111	SBCM 111 Schwerin Boyle Capital Management Springfield, Massachusetts	$1.75M	–	–	–
112	CCMH 112 Cornerstone Capital Management Holdings New York	$1.74M	-$25.8K	-459	-1%
113	SOADOR 113 State of Alaska Department of Revenue Juneau, Alaska	$1.73M	-$46.2K	-820	-3%
114	GC 114 Globeflex Capital San Diego, California	$1.72M	+$753K	+13,376	+73%
115	GF 115 Gerstein Fisher New York	$1.65M	–	–	–
116	116 Renaissance Technologies New York	$1.64M	-$11.7M	-207,400	-87%
117	PP 117 Prospector Partners Guilford, Connecticut	$1.64M	-$8.12M	-144,200	-83%
118	BJ 118 BlackRock Japan Tokyo, Japan	$1.63M	+$771K	+13,689	+84%
119	PCM 119 Prelude Capital Management New York	$1.61M	+$906K	+16,087	+119%
120	IOOF 120 Independent Order of Foresters Toronto, Ontario, Canada	$1.59M	+$1.24M	+22,000	+301%
121	PI 121 Putnam Investments Boston, Massachusetts	$1.54M	-$1.79M	-31,734	-53%
122	LCM 122 Landscape Capital Management Englewood, New Jersey	$1.46M	+$118K	+2,100	+9%
123	123 AQR Capital Management Greenwich, Connecticut	$1.45M	-$189K	-3,354	-11%
124	124 Nomura Asset Management Tokyo, Japan	$1.44M	+$154K	+2,730	+11%
125	NFA 125 Nationwide Fund Advisors Columbus, Ohio	$1.39M	–	–	–