In the hedge fund’s latest 13-F filing, Viking Global Investors and founder CEO Ole Andreas Halvorsen disclosed changes to the fund’s holdings that occurred during Q1 of 2015.
Here’s a list of some of the moves the fund made to its largest positions during the quarter.
Buys
- Acquired position in American International Group Inc AIG 0.93% totaling 8,442,018 shares
- Acquired position in Envision Healthcare Holdings Inc EVHC 1.13% totaling 136,919 shares
Increases
- Increased position in Actavis PLC ACT 0.31% by 1,519,644 shares
- Increased position in Illumina Inc ILMN 0.08% by 213,291 shares
- Increased position in Cheniere Energy Inc LNG 0.53% by 5,493,823 shares
- Increased position in Google Inc GOOG 0.36%GOOGL 0.59% by 1,737,175 shares
Reductions
- Reduced position in Citigroup Inc C 0.8% by 2,168,129 shares
- Reduced position in…
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