These tables can also be sorted by clicking on the column headings. Finally, there is additional data on the LionShares site that is available only to members. Stock profiles and institution profiles can be accessed by clicking on the profile box in the summary tables at the top of the page. This way a member can learn more about a stock or an institution with whom they are unfamiliar. For non-members, all you can see is if Microsoft is one of Soros's top fifteen holdings.
Some institutions file under their parent companies.
DLJ's holdings are included in the AXA filing. This is similar to the situation for mutual funds, where an individual mutual fund's holdings are filed as part of the holding of a parent company. The ability to sort data, the ability to hyperlink between managers and stocks, and the ability to view sector and industry data are all features that are included nowhere else on the web. I can't find any information on a recent IPO I bought. Check back after the new data is in and you'll see which institutions still hold the stock.