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AMERICAN EXPRESS CO

CIK 0000004962

2 SPACs with a current declared position, filed between Sep 1, 2023 and Jan 16, 2024. 0 of them were re-affirmed in the last 12 months. The rest are the filer’s last word on a position, not proof it is still held: an amendment is only required on a material change, so a fund that sells below 5% may never file again.

This filer has not filed a Schedule 13 on any SPAC since Jan 16, 2024. Read the page below as a record of what was declared, not as a register of what is held.

SPACs declared
2
every position whose latest statement stands — the record
Re-affirmed in 12 months
0
filed inside 365 days — what a reader means by "owns"
Still live
0
positions in SPACs still searching or in an announced deal
Median stake
18.0%
no percentage stated on the cover pages
1 passive (13G)1 activist (13D)2 superseded statements on file

Positions

one row per SPAC — every figure read from the accession in the Source column
2 of 2 shown · 2 positions have not been amended in over a year
SPACVotingDispositiveSource
APSGApollo Strategic Growth Capital33.8%157,786,199157,786,199 / 0157,786,199 / 0Closed (deSPAC)Jan 16, 2024StaleSC 13D/A · may seek to influence control0000004962-24-000005 opens on sec.gov in a new tab2 earlier statements
AURCAurora Acquisition Corp.2.3%7,766,6137,766,613 / 07,766,613 / 0Closed (deSPAC)Sep 1, 2023StaleSC 13G0000004962-23-000032 opens on sec.gov in a new tab
2 superseded statements

An amendment replaces a stake as current; it never erases the record of it. These are the earlier statements, each with the accession that replaced it — kept because “what did this filer say in 2022” is a different question from “what does it say now”, and only the second one has an answer above.

  • APSG Apollo Strategic Growth Capital34.0% · SC 13D/A Jul 11, 2023replaced Jan 16, 2024 by 0000004962-24-000005
  • APSG Apollo Strategic Growth Capital73.5% · SC 13D Jun 6, 2022replaced Jul 11, 2023 by 0001104659-23-079999

Appears alongside

other filers with a current declared position in the same SPACs

Co-occurrence in the disclosure record, and nothing more. It is not evidence of a group, an agreement or acting in concert — filers who act as a group say so on the cover page and file a 13D. Two arbitrage funds above 5% in the same shell is the ordinary shape of this market. The second number restricts both sides to statements filed in the last 12 months, because a 2021 stake beside a 2026 one is two facts about two different years.

Every percentage above is the one printed on the cover page of the filing cited beside it — a percentage of the shares outstanding on that date. A SPAC’s float collapses at each redemption, so two of these percentages are percentages of two different companies and they do not add. Rows are one per SPAC: where a joint schedule names several reporting persons, the largest single figure is shown rather than their sum, because a manager and the funds it advises beneficially own the same shares. Nothing on this page is derived from a 13F, a vendor holdings file or a press release. See how this is built.