BNP Paribas, Chilton Investment Co. Inc. and Capitolis Liquid Global Markets LLC pushed up their positions in blackstone during the third quarter, reshaping institutional exposure to the asset manager. BNP Paribas boosted its stake by 69. 7% to 48, 828 shares after acquiring 20, 051 additional shares, worth $8, 342, 000 in the most recent 13F filing with the SEC. Chilton raised its position by 11. 2% to 164, 070 shares, valued at $28, 031, 000, while Capitolis increased its holding by 17. 2% to 314, 100 shares, worth $53, 664, 000.
Blackstone: Institutional Buyers Step Up
The activity marks concentrated buying among named institutional investors in the third quarter. BNP Paribas’ filing shows the firm moved decisively, adding 20, 051 shares for a total holding valued at $8, 342, 000 at the time of the disclosure. Chilton Investment Co. Inc. added 16, 507 shares, bringing its stake to 164, 070 shares worth $28, 031, 000 in the same reporting period. Capitolis Liquid Global Markets LLC bought an additional 46, 100 shares, taking its position to 314, 100 shares valued at $53, 664, 000 at the end of the reporting period. Institutional investors account for 70. 00% of the company’s stock.
Major Stakes, SEC Filings and Insider Moves
Alongside the institutional purchases, an insider transaction recorded a large block buy: Holdings Iv Gp Mana Blackstone acquired 1, 146, 789 shares in a transaction that occurred on Monday, February 23rd, purchased at an average cost of $26. 16 per share for a total of $30, 000, 000. Following that acquisition the insider held 16, 716, 249 shares, valued at approximately $437, 297, 073. 84, representing a 7. 37% increase in their position. The quarter’s filings collectively reflect shifting allocations into the asset manager as fee-bearing capital and long-term performance metrics remain part of investor calculations; assets under management were reported at about $1. 27 trillion in the reviewed commentary.
What to Watch Next
Market commentary in the context of these filings noted a sector rebound that lifted private-credit names and helped shares recover after prior weakness, though previous private-credit headlines had driven volatility and a recent 52-week low was flagged in coverage. Moving forward, observers will watch subsequent SEC filings and institutional quarterly disclosures for further position changes and whether additional large holders follow the buying trend. Continued reporting on assets under management, private-credit stability, and any additional insider activity will determine whether the buying seen this quarter in blackstone sustains or reverses in coming filings.
