SEC 13F Institutional Holdings Scraper

Track what the biggest hedge funds and asset managers own. Look up any institutional manager by name or CIK and pull their latest quarterly 13F holdings, one clean record per position, with issuer, CUSIP, market value, shares and voting authority. Export for research, alpha signals and portfolio tracking.

Any manager by name or CIK

Every position issuer, CUSIP, value, shares

JSON / CSV / Excel output formats

What you get

Each record is one disclosed position from the manager's latest quarterly 13F filing, ready for a screener, a model or a spreadsheet:

• managerName, managerCik: the institutional manager and its identifier
• form, filingDate, reportPeriod, accessionNumber: which filing the position comes from
• nameOfIssuer, titleOfClass: the security held
• cusip and figi: security identifiers for joining to other datasets
• valueRaw, valueUsd, valueUnit: reported market value plus a normalized value in whole US dollars
• sharesOrPrincipalAmount, sharesType: number of shares (SH) or principal amount (PRN)
• putCall: whether the position is an option (PUT / CALL), or empty for the underlying
• investmentDiscretion: sole, shared-defined or shared-other discretion
• otherManager: which co-managers share the position
• votingSole, votingShared, votingNone: voting authority breakdown
• observedAt: when the record was collected

Who is it for

Use case	Who benefits
Alpha and idea generation	Analysts cloning or fading famous funds' positions
Portfolio and risk	Teams tracking crowding and concentration across managers
Fintech and data products	Builders adding institutional ownership to their apps
Journalism and research	Reporters citing who bought or sold what, quarter over quarter

How to use it

1. Enter a manager by name (for example Berkshire Hathaway, Bridgewater Associates, Scion Asset Management) or by CIK (for example 0001067983).
2. Set Max Items to cap how many holdings you want from the latest filing.
3. Run, then export as JSON, CSV or Excel, or pull the data through the Apify API.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a 13F filing? Institutional managers that exercise investment discretion over at least 100 million US dollars in listed US equities must disclose their holdings every quarter on Form 13F. This actor returns those disclosed positions.

How are values reported? Recent filings report market value in whole US dollars; older filings reported in thousands. Each record includes the reported value, a normalized valueUsd, and a valueUnit flag so the numbers are always comparable.

Why are there several rows for the same issuer? A manager can split a single holding across co-managers or voting arrangements, so the filing lists each slice on its own line. This actor keeps that full granularity, one record per line, so nothing is lost.

Can I look up a fund by its manager name? Yes. Enter the fund or firm name and the actor finds the matching filer automatically, or enter the CIK directly for an exact match.

How fresh is the data? The actor always resolves the manager's most recent 13F filing at run time, so you get the latest quarter that has been disclosed.

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This actor is an independent tool and has no affiliation with the SEC. It only accesses publicly available regulatory disclosures. Use the results in accordance with the source's terms.