Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc. made a change in banking targets for investment, sending two banks' shares in opposite directions Monday afternoon.
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. made a change in banking targets for investment, sending two banks’ shares in opposite directions Monday afternoon.
Capital One Financial COF shares rallied more than 5% in after-hours trading while Bank of New York Mellon Corp. BK sold off in the extended session Monday after filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission showed Berkshire BRK.B BRK.A switched its position. The quarterly filing showed a new stake of 9.9 million shares in Capital One as Berkshire sold off its 25.1 million-share stake in Bank of New York Mellon.
“Beginning with the Form 13F to be filed later today, the holdings of Gen Re will be included in Berkshire’s 13F filing,” Berkshire said in a news release earlier Monday. “The NEAM Form 13F filings will no longer include Gen Re’s holdings but they will continue to include NEAM client holdings where NEAM is acting as an investment manager.”
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