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Institutional holdings (13F)
Every quarter, investment managers with more than $100 million in US-listed stocks report what they own on Form 13F. It is the best public view of what large funds hold, though always a little behind.
- Where it comes from
The SEC publishes every manager's 13F report on EDGAR, and a quarterly data set of all of them.
Who reports it: Each manager, whether a bank, hedge fund, pension fund or asset manager, within 45 days of the quarter's end.
Official sources
- How often we update it
- Every day
- Last updated
- (8 hours ago)
- Coverage
- Every reported position for the six most recent quarters. For older quarters we keep summaries: how many funds hold each stock, each fund's total value and its largest positions. The charts on the stock and fund pages say which quarter they start from.
- Worth knowing
- Holdings are as of the quarter's end, which can be up to 45 days before the report is filed. Only long positions in US-listed securities appear, and managers can ask the SEC to keep some positions confidential for a while.
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