Sachem Hill LLC reported active adjustments across multiple ETFs in its Q1 filings, increasing Dimensional US Large Cap Value ETF (DFLV) holdings by 5.2% to 427,260 shares, making DFLV roughly 3% of its portfolio and the fund’s 12th-largest position. It trimmed Vanguard FTSE Developed Markets ETF (VEA) by 10.2% to 96,148 shares, valued around $6.16 million, placing VEA as the portfolio’s 19th-largest holding. In Dimensional International Value ETF (DFIV), Sachem Hill reduced its stake by about 3.2% to 573,203 shares, worth roughly $30.25 million and ranking it as the 7th-largest holding. The firm also lifted its stake in iShares 7-10 Year Treasury Bond ETF (IEF) by 4.7% to 314,918 shares, valued at about $30.06 million, making IEF its 8th-largest holding. Notably, DFIV appears in two reports with complementary notes on activity, reflecting a modest net selling of around 3.2% in the quarter. Overall, the filings show Sachem Hill maintaining an active, diversified approach across equity and fixed-income ETFs, alongside other institutions adjusting positions in these funds.