Look up one institution’s 13F portfolio

A 13F is an institution's quarterly report of some investment holdings. Search by institution name; the connected AI can check the SEC's official filer search first, so you do not need to find a code.

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Look up one institution’s 13F portfolio

A 13F is an institution's quarterly report of some investment holdings. Search by institution name; the connected AI can check the SEC's official filer search first, so you do not need to find a code.

You receive

Receive a holdings list with reporting context. Entries can identify securities, their share quantities, holding types and the source's portfolio weights. The result can also include the reporting quarter, manager and address, reporting date, SEC filing reference and available quarter labels. Use the list to identify holdings you want to investigate; holding-history references point to further source information.

Start with your task

[Find Berkshire Hathaway's latest available report of the U.S. stocks it reported owning. Show each company, the number of shares, any percentage shown, the report quarter and a link to the original report.]

What to know

Reported-quarter holdings do not establish current positions or every asset the institution owns. SECForm4 describes its source list as the top 200 holdings for the reported quarter. Confirm the returned quarter and filing before making comparisons; available details and coverage can vary.

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Yes. Give the institution's name. The SEC's official filer search can help confirm the reporting institution. If several similar names appear, share the institution's website or country so the AI can choose the right filer.