Ethic Increases Aon Stake by 874 Percent in Quarter

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Ethic Inc. increased its third-quarter holdings in five companies: Amgen by 3.0%, Consolidated Edison by 4.6%, Aon by 874.8%, Advanced Micro Devices by 5.7%, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise by 5.8%. Aon was the largest proportional addition, with Ethic buying 248,640 shares, while its reported holdings ranged from about $15 million in Hewlett Packard Enterprise to $111.8 million in AMD. The filings also show other major institutional investors holding or adding substantial positions in these companies.

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