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World Acceptance Corp

WRLD

Market cap $906M

138 hedge funds and large institutions have $1.28B invested in World Acceptance Corp in 2019 Q2 according to their latest regulatory filings, with 21 funds opening new positions, 41 increasing their positions, 44 reducing their positions, and 18 closing their positions.

New

Increased

Maintained

Reduced

Closed

145% more call options, than puts

Call options by funds: $11.3M | Put options by funds: $4.61M

32% more capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $968M → $1.28B (+$310M)

17% more first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 21 | Existing positions closed: 18

0% more funds holding

Funds holding: 138 → 138 (0)

7% less repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 41 | Existing positions reduced: 44

2.22% less ownership

Funds ownership: 85.87% → 83.65% (-2.2%)

25% less funds holding in top 10

Funds holding in top 10: 8 → 6 (-2)

Holders

138

Holders Change

–

Holders Change %

% of All Funds

Holding in Top 10

Holding in Top 10 Change

-2

Holding in Top 10 Change %

-25%

% of All Funds

0.13%

New

Increased

Reduced

Closed

Calls

$11.3M

Puts

$4.61M

Net Calls

+$6.68M

Net Calls Change

+$7.03M

Top Buyers

1	Morgan Stanley New York	+$3.8M
2	N Nuveen Charlotte, North Carolina	+$3.5M
3	Deutsche Bank Frankfurt Am Main Ge, Germany	+$2.42M
4	State Street Boston, Massachusetts	+$1.46M
5	American Century Companies Kansas City, Missouri	+$1.3M

Top Sellers

1	GEH General Equity Holdings Brooklyn, New York	-$13.4M
2	CIP CAS Investment Partners Westport, Connecticut	-$13.1M
3	MCM Matarin Capital Management New York	-$11.2M
4	Vanguard Group Malvern, Pennsylvania	-$6.24M
5	BCM Bronte Capital Management Bondi Junction, Australia	-$4.26M

#	Name	Holding	Trade Value	Shares Change	Change in Stake
26	26 Morgan Stanley New York	$4.94M	+$3.8M	+27,834	+1,221%
27	27 Deutsche Bank Frankfurt Am Main Ge, Germany	$4.29M	+$2.42M	+17,757	+211%
28	N 28 Nuveen Charlotte, North Carolina	$4.2M	+$3.5M	+25,593	New
29	29 California Public Employees Retirement System Sacramento, California	$3.54M	-$703K	-5,146	-19%
30	30 Goldman Sachs New York	$3.41M	-$2.9M	-21,271	-51%
31	31 New York State Teachers Retirement System (NYSTRS) Albany, New York	$3.28M	-$68.3K	-500	-2%
32	LG 32 Leuthold Group Minneapolis, Minnesota	$3.24M	-$177K	-1,294	-6%
33	33 RhumbLine Advisers Boston, Massachusetts	$3.2M	+$30.2K	+221	+1%
34	SCM 34 Southport Capital Management Chattanooga, Tennessee	$3.1M	-$28.7K	-210	-1%
35	35 Legal & General Group London, United Kingdom	$2.68M	+$82.3K	+603	+4%
36	36 First Trust Advisors Wheaton, Illinois	$2.42M	+$381K	+2,791	+23%
37	37 Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments) Montreal, Quebec, Canada	$2.3M	+$1.11M	+8,100	+137%
38	38 Swiss National Bank Zurich, Switzerland	$2.21M	–	–	–
39	39 Wells Fargo San Francisco, California	$2.02M	+$96.7K	+708	+6%
40	40 AllianceBernstein Nashville, Tennessee	$1.99M	+$492K	+3,600	+42%
41	41 Prudential Financial Newark, New Jersey	$1.73M	-$426K	-3,116	-23%
42	42 California State Teachers Retirement System (CalSTRS) West Sacramento, California	$1.68M	+$107K	+780	+8%
43	ASRS 43 Arizona State Retirement System Phoenix, Arizona	$1.61M	-$37.6K	-275	-3%
44	44 American Century Companies Kansas City, Missouri	$1.56M	+$1.3M	+9,534	New
45	45 Allianz Asset Management Munich, Germany	$1.54M	+$728K	+5,329	+132%
46	46 Canada Life Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada	$1.41M	-$94.2K	-690	-7%
47	PP 47 PDT Partners New York	$1.4M	+$1.16M	+8,500	New
48	48 Barclays London, United Kingdom	$1.32M	+$212K	+1,553	+24%
49	49 Citigroup New York	$1.3M	+$205K	+1,498	+23%
50	USAA 50 United Services Automobile Association San Antonio, Texas	$1.25M	–	–	–