Here is our quarterly roundup of high-profile hedge funds. The data is based on filings covering the quarter to the end of March.
These statements only provide a snapshot of hedge fund holdings at the end of the year. They do not contain any information about when the holdings were bought or sold or if they are still held.
They're also limited to stocks listed on US exchanges. Hedge funds listed may hold other international equities. However, these are not recorded on SEC reports. The reports also overlook any cash, credit, real or derivative investments.
Despite their drawbacks, these SEC filings are generally used as a barometer of hedge fund sentiment. They can also be...
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