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Ackman unveils six new investments including Netflix, Visa, Mastercard in biggest portfolio overhaul in years (opens the original)
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NEW YORK, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Bill Ackman unveiled six new holdings including Netflix, Visa and Mastercard, marking the billionaire investor's biggest portfolio overhaul in years. Ackman said on Thursday he acquired shares starting in the second quarter that will be held in his investment funds including his newest offering Pershing Square USA, which was listed on the New York Stock Exchange in April.
Ackman unveils six new investments including Netflix, Visa, Mastercard in portfolio overhaul (opens the original)
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NEW YORK, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Bill Ackman unveiled six new holdings, including Netflix, Visa and Mastercard, marking the billionaire investor's biggest portfolio overhaul in years. Ackman said on Thursday he acquired shares starting in the second quarter that will be held in his investment funds, including his newest offering Pershing Square USA, which was listed on the New York Stock Exchange in April. Along with Netflix, which Ackman held briefly in 2022 before selling at a loss, his funds ar
With Situational Awareness AI deal, Citadel's Griffin rides to the rescue again (opens the original)
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By Svea Herbst-Bayliss, Manya Saini and Anirban Sen July 31 (Reuters) - When rival hedge funds face catastrophic losses, billionaire investor Ken Griffin has a habit of identifying opportunities and showing up with a checkbook. Citadel's founder this week reprised his role as one of Wall Street's rescue buyers, stepping in to salvage California hedge fund Situational Awareness as it buckled under souring bets on artificial intelligence stocks. Amid market rumblings that at least one firm was in
US activist investors must disclose clients in filings, SEC says (opens the original)
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NEW YORK, July 10 (Reuters) - Activist investors in the U.S. must disclose the identities of their clients in regulatory filings, the Securities and Exchange Commission said in a move that may rattle hedge funds by requesting information they have long fought to keep secret. The updated interpretations on 13D filings and proxy statements, issued by the main U.S. securities regulator on Thursday, had not been expected and have not been widely reported, according to lawyers who work on investor
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