Last mentioned: Mar 17, 2026
Invenomic Capital Management LP has significantly expanded its position in LiveRamp Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: RAMP), increasing its stake by 61.4% to 469,766 shares. This institutional move underscores growing confidence in LiveRamp’s identity resolution platform as the advertising industry pivots toward privacy-first data collaboration.
Invenomic Capital Management LP significantly increased its position in LiveRamp Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: RAMP), acquiring an additional 178,799 shares during the third quarter. This 61.4% boost brings the fund's total holdings to 469,766 shares, signaling strong institutional confidence in the identity resolution leader's market position.
Institutional investor Oberndorf William E reduced its position in Atlassian Corporation PLC by over 32% during the third quarter. Despite the significant divestment, the software giant remains a top-ten holding for the firm, representing 7.6% of its total portfolio.
Rock Point Advisors LLC increased its position in Nexxen International Ltd. (NEXN) by 14.9% during the third quarter, signaling growing institutional confidence in the ad-tech firm. The firm now holds 667,222 shares, representing a significant 1.6% allocation of its total investment portfolio.
Laffer Tengler Investments Inc. has initiated a new position in the iShares MSCI Eurozone ETF (EZU), acquiring 11,235 shares valued at approximately $696,000. This move signals a strategic pivot toward European equities amid shifting global macroeconomic conditions and institutional rebalancing.
Park Square Financial Group LLC has aggressively exited 94% of its position in Exxon Mobil, reducing its stake to just 330 shares. This tactical retreat comes as other institutional players like Fisher Asset Management increase their exposure, highlighting a growing divide in how wealth managers view the energy giant's valuation.
Raiffeisen Bank International AG's latest SEC filings reveal a strategic rotation in its U.S. equity portfolio, significantly increasing its stake in AMETEK and Sprouts Farmers Market. The bank concurrently trimmed its positions in Agilent Technologies and Equinix, signaling a shift toward industrial technology and consumer staples.