A New York-based investment firm is disclosing new positions in fintech and health-tech firms while raising its exposure to the world’s largest technology companies.
New U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filings for the second quarter show Tiger Global Management took new stakes in fintech firm Chime Financial (CHYM), financial services company Webull Corp (BULL) and digital clinic and physical therapy platform Hinge Health (HNGE).
-->In Q2, Tiger accumulated 12,470,768 shares of CHYM valued at $430.37 million, its largest addition over the three-month span. BULL comes in at number two, after the investment firm snapped up 11,724,137 shares worth $140.22 million in the quarter ending July. HNGE takes the third spot, with Tiger gobbling up 552,008 shares worth $28.57 million over the same time period. Taken together, the firm deployed $599 million in three stocks last quarter.
The billion-dollar investment firm also boosted its positions in Meta Platforms (META), Amazon (AMZN) and Microsoft (MSFT).
The filing shows that in Q2, the fund increased its allocation to Meta Platforms by $1.26 billion, now holding $5.560 billion worth of META shares. Tiger also added to its Amazon holdings by $1.09 billion to own a total of $2.344 billion in AMZN shares. Lastly, the firm now holds $3.258 billion worth of MSFT shares, up $915.957 million from its Q1 filing.
Tiger Global Management is an investment firm that focuses on the internet, software, consumer and fintech sectors. As of early 2025, the firm manages roughly $70 billion in assets under management across both public equity and private equity strategies.
