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Summit Healthcare Acquisition Corp. Class A Ordinary Share
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SMIH was delisted on the 16th of March, 2023.

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30 hedge funds and large institutions have $113M invested in Summit Healthcare Acquisition Corp. Class A Ordinary Share in 2022 Q1 according to their latest regulatory filings, with 4 funds opening new positions, 4 increasing their positions, 4 reducing their positions, and 3 closing their positions.

New
Increased
Maintained
Reduced
Closed

33% more first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 4 | Existing positions closed: 3

28% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $88.6M → $113M (+$24.7M)

3% more funds holding

Funds holding: 29 → 30 (+1)

0% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 4 | Existing positions reduced: 4

Holders
30
Holders Change
+1
Holders Change %
+3.45%
% of All Funds
0.47%
Holding in Top 10
1
Holding in Top 10 Change
+1
Holding in Top 10 Change %
% of All Funds
0.02%
New
4
Increased
4
Reduced
4
Closed
3
Calls
–
Puts
–
Net Calls
–
Net Calls Change
–

Top Buyers

Rank Fund Capital Flow
1
Bank of America
Bank of America
North Carolina
+$3.29M
2
DACS
Dymon Asia Capital (Singapore)
Singapore
+$2.9M
3
TAM
TFG Asset Management
Cayman Islands
+$2.61M
4
Bank of Montreal
Bank of Montreal
Ontario, Canada
+$1.45M
5
Deutsche Bank
Deutsche Bank
Germany
+$386K

Top Sellers

Rank Fund Capital Flow
1
D.E. Shaw & Co
D.E. Shaw & Co
New York
-$3.24M
2
FC
Finepoint Capital
Massachusetts
-$2.61M
3
AA
AQR Arbitrage
Connecticut
-$1.22M
4
BCM
Beryl Capital Management
California
-$778K
5
SSA
Schonfeld Strategic Advisors
New York
-$223K
Name Holding Trade Value Shares
Change 		Change in
Stake
DACS
1
Dymon Asia Capital (Singapore)
Singapore
$22.8M +$2.9M +300,000 New
SCM
2
Segantii Capital Management
Hong Kong
$11.6M – – –
Millennium Management
3
Millennium Management
New York
$10.9M – – –
LP
4
LMR Partners
United Kingdom
$7.24M – – –
FC
5
Finepoint Capital
Massachusetts
$6.89M -$2.61M -270,000 -28%
TAM
6
TFG Asset Management
Cayman Islands
$6.26M +$2.61M +270,000 +72%
Marshall Wace
7
Marshall Wace
United Kingdom
$5.77M – – –
GCM
8
Ghisallo Capital Management
Massachusetts
$4.1M – – –
SCM
9
Saba Capital Management
New York
$3.73M – – –
WP
10
Woodline Partners
California
$3.57M – – –
Bank of America
11
Bank of America
North Carolina
$3.3M +$3.29M +340,000 New
D.E. Shaw & Co
12
D.E. Shaw & Co
New York
$3.02M -$3.24M -335,000 -52%
Goldman Sachs
13
Goldman Sachs
New York
$2.99M – – –
OCM
14
Ovata Capital Management
Hong Kong
$2.91M – – –
PC
15
Periscope Capital
Ontario, Canada
$2.81M – – –
WA
16
Whitebox Advisors
Minnesota
$2.43M – – –
SFM
17
Spartan Fund Management
Canada
$2.12M +$1.69M +174,744 New
RCM
18
Radcliffe Capital Management
Pennsylvania
$2M +$56.2K +5,806 +3%
MP
19
Mangrove Partners
Connecticut
$1.94M – – –
Deutsche Bank
20
Deutsche Bank
Germany
$1.84M +$386K +39,849 +27%
Bank of Montreal
21
Bank of Montreal
Ontario, Canada
$1.46M +$1.45M +150,000 New
CSS
22
Cubist Systematic Strategies
Connecticut
$1.01M +$153K +15,759 +18%
BCM
23
Basso Capital Management
Connecticut
$485K – – –
DFCM
24
Dark Forest Capital Management
Puerto Rico
$481K -$104K -10,701 -18%
Citigroup
25
Citigroup
New York
$469K – – –
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SMIH Hedge Fund Activity: Q1 2022 in Review

30 of the 6,340 institutional investors tracked by Wall St. Rank reported a position in Summit Healthcare Acquisition Corp. Class A Ordinary Share (SMIH) for Q1 2022, worth a combined $113M — up 28% from $88.6M a quarter earlier.

Buyers outnumbered sellers: 4 funds opened new SMIH positions and 3 closed out — a net gain of 1 holder — while 4 added to existing stakes and 4 trimmed.

The largest buyer was Bank of America, opening a new position worth an estimated $3.29M. The largest seller was D.E. Shaw & Co, cutting an estimated $3.24M.

  • 30 institutional investors held Summit Healthcare Acquisition Corp. Class A Ordinary Share (SMIH) as of Q1 2022, up from 29 in Q4 2021.
  • Funds reported $113M of Summit Healthcare Acquisition Corp. Class A Ordinary Share stock for Q1 2022, up 28% quarter-over-quarter.
  • 4 funds opened new Summit Healthcare Acquisition Corp. Class A Ordinary Share positions in Q1 2022 and 3 closed out, a net change of +1 holder.
  • The largest Summit Healthcare Acquisition Corp. Class A Ordinary Share buyer in Q1 2022 was Bank of America, an estimated $3.29M added.
  • The largest Summit Healthcare Acquisition Corp. Class A Ordinary Share seller in Q1 2022 was D.E. Shaw & Co, an estimated $3.24M sold.

Based on aggregated 13F filings for Q1 2022.