STI SunTrust Banks, Inc.

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$7.55

SunTrust Banks, Inc. (STI) Hedge Fund Activity

This view isolates hedge funds from the broader institutional ownership shown on the Institutional tab. A pension fund tracking an index may have no view on a stock; when a hedge fund builds or exits a position, that decision can carry information. This page measures those changes. Positions as of June 30, 2026.

Based on quarterly 13F long-equity filings. Changes compare reported quarter-end positions; filings can be reported up to 45 days later and do not represent a fund's complete exposure.

Hedge fund breadth
+33.33
2 buyers / 1 seller
STRONG BUYING
Funds compared
3
funds with comparable STI positions
2 current holders · 1 prior-quarter holders
Net share change
+676.1K
+690.8K added, -14.7K cut
Position activity
2 new 0 increased 0 reduced 1 exited

Most significant moves

Ranked by conviction, not size — how much of the fund's own book the position represents, how far it moved, and what kind of fund made it.

Fund Action Shares changed Change Est. value Portfolio wt. Score
Alyeska Investment Group, L.P. New +678.8K — $6.3M 0.0% 58
CITADEL ADVISORS LLC Quant Sold Out -14.7K -100.0% $136.2K 0.0% 58
Tudor Investment Corporation Macro New +12.0K — $111.2K 0.0% 53

Most significant buyers

By move score, not size.

  • Alyeska Investment Group, L.P. New · +678.8K
  • Tudor Investment Corporation New · +12.0K

Most significant sellers

By move score, not size.

  • CITADEL ADVISORS LLC Sold Out · -14.7K

Hedge fund positions

Fund Tier Shares Previous Change Change % Portfolio wt. Action Score
Alyeska Investment Group, L.P. 2 678.8K 0 +678.8K — 0.0% New 58
CITADEL ADVISORS LLC 1 0 14.7K -14.7K -100.0% 0.0% Sold Out 58
Tudor Investment Corporation 2 12.0K 0 +12.0K — 0.0% New 53

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Hedge funds are identified from their 13F filings, which are due 45 days after quarter end and cover long U.S.-listed equity positions only. A fund's short book never appears, so a reduced position can mean a changed view or a changed hedge — the filing doesn't say which.