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SPDR Blackstone Senior Loan ETF
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Overview Fund Activity

511 hedge funds and large institutions have $5.75B invested in SPDR Blackstone Senior Loan ETF in 2025 Q2 according to their latest regulatory filings, with 63 funds opening new positions, 175 increasing their positions, 208 reducing their positions, and 56 closing their positions.

New
Increased
Maintained
Reduced
Closed
Holders
511
Holders Change
-5
Holders Change %
-0.97%
% of All Funds
6.85%
Holding in Top 10
33
Holding in Top 10 Change
-3
Holding in Top 10 Change %
-8.33%
% of All Funds
0.44%
New
63
Increased
175
Reduced
208
Closed
56
Calls
$1.46M
Puts
$1.18M
Net Calls
+$287K
Net Calls Change
+$1.8M

Top Buyers

1
Bank of America
1
Bank of America
North Carolina
$552M
2
Renaissance Technologies
2
Renaissance Technologies
New York
$63.6M
3
HI
3
Horizon Investments
North Carolina
$49.2M
4
Goldman Sachs
4
Goldman Sachs
New York
$295M
5
Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP) Trust Fund
5
Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP) Trust Fund
Ontario, Canada
$254M

Top Sellers

1
SIM
1
Symetra Investment Management
Connecticut
$65.1M
2
Wellington Management Group
2
Wellington Management Group
Massachusetts
$39M
3
State of New Jersey Common Pension Fund D
3
State of New Jersey Common Pension Fund D
New Jersey
$16.6M
4
PCIG
4
Partners Capital Investment Group
Massachusetts
$5.55M
5
KAM
5
Kensington Asset Management
Texas
$0
Name Holding Trade Value Shares
Change 		Shares
Change %
FA
301
FDx Advisors
Illinois
$560K -$11.3K -271 -2%
KCM
302
Kennicott Capital Management
California
$559K – – –
DCM
303
Dimension Capital Management
Florida
$542K – – –
AAG
304
Armstrong Advisory Group
Massachusetts
$526K +$68.4K +1,644 +15%
SWP
305
ShoreHaven Wealth Partners
New Jersey
$525K +$525K +12,631 New
Focus Partners Wealth
306
Focus Partners Wealth
Massachusetts
$510K +$99.4K +2,389 +24%
AFP
307
Ausdal Financial Partners
Iowa
$499K -$98.5K -2,369 -16%
BSTWA
308
Blake Schutter Theil Wealth Advisors
Ohio
$496K -$247K -5,945 -33%
HFS
309
Howard Financial Services
Texas
$477K +$477K +11,480 New
AAM
310
Advisors Asset Management
Colorado
$476K +$166K +3,980 +53%
RWP
311
Ridgeline Wealth Planning
Ohio
$474K -$23K -552 -5%
PI
312
PFG Investments
New York
$472K -$165K -3,978 -26%
CB
313
Commerce Bank
Missouri
$460K – – –
GIM
314
GE Investment Management
Connecticut
$459K -$27.4M -658,875 -98%
SAG
315
SageView Advisory Group
California
$458K +$27.1K +650 +6%
BCM
316
BluePath Capital Management
Georgia
$457K -$363K -8,731 -44%
BWP
317
Balboa Wealth Partners
Arizona
$451K +$15.2K +366 +3%
PG
318
Patten Group
Tennessee
$450K -$50K -1,201 -10%
FGA
319
Fortis Group Advisors
New Jersey
$448K +$448K +10,757 New
Kovitz Investment Group Partners
320
Kovitz Investment Group Partners
Illinois
$445K -$125 -3 -0%
MYIA
321
Mount Yale Investment Advisors
Colorado
$438K +$10.6K +255 +2%
PCA
322
Peddock Capital Advisors
Massachusetts
$437K -$153K -3,685 -26%
AT
323
American Trust
Kentucky
$433K +$433K +10,411 New
IPWA
324
International Private Wealth Advisors
California
$428K +$35.5K +854 +9%
PCA
325
Pallas Capital Advisors
Massachusetts
$426K -$139K -3,335 -25%
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