Though we saw some big names leave the party in the first quarter, AIG is still the No. 1 darling for hedge funds.
With money managers like George Soros and David Tepper reducing their holdings in AIG (AIG 0.05%) during the first quarter, it was uncertain whether the insurer could maintain its top spot on the Goldman Sachs VIP list. But as we look to the list, AIG still reigns supreme.
In the video below, Motley Fool contributor Jessica Alling discusses why the hedge funds are losing out, what's still in store for investors, and how this could benefit the little guy.
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