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Which funds own BMO

Bank Montreal Medium in the Q2 2026 filings. At least 3 of the 91 current managers on file reported a position, worth $541m between them. It is among the largest positions of fewer than a fifth of the current managers on file. Buying and selling roughly cancelled this quarter, which is what a name looks like when the argument is still live.

Managers holding
3
at least, of 91 current
Combined value
$541m
as reported
Opened
1
new this quarter
Added to
1
already held
Trimmed or sold out
1
0 sold out entirely

Only each manager’s largest 200 positions are listed here, so a smaller holder may be missing.

Managers reporting a position

Largest first. Weight is the share of that manager’s whole reported book, which is the number worth quoting: $400m is a rounding error in one book and a defining bet in another.

ManagerValueWeightSharesChange on the quarterAction
MFS Investment Management
Long-only · $315bn book
$325m0.1%1,300,991+$71m-50,323Trimmed
Acadian Asset Management LLC
Quantitative · $84.2bn book
$212m0.3%1,197,679+$50m+2,398Added
Quantbot Technologies LP
Quantitative · $2.5bn book
$4.3m0.2%24,489opened24,489New

Ownership through time

At least 6 of the 95 managers whose filings are on file listed BMO in Q2 2026, against 4 in Q2 2013. 2 managers more than in Q1 2026: 1 started a position; 1 listed it again.

Each manager’s largest 500 positions a quarter are read, so a small holding in a very large book can be missing, and a manager is counted as leaving only where its own filing shows it.

Managers on file listing it
0714Q2 2013: 4Q3 2013: 3Q4 2013: 4Q1 2014: 414Q2 2014: 6Q3 2014: 8Q4 2014: 3Q1 2015: 615Q2 2015: 6Q3 2015: 7Q4 2015: 4Q1 2016: 516Q2 2016: 4Q3 2016: 4Q4 2016: 7Q1 2017: 817Q2 2017: 9Q3 2017: 11Q4 2017: 10Q1 2018: 918Q2 2018: 10Q3 2018: 12Q4 2018: 14Q1 2019: 1119Q2 2019: 9Q3 2019: 10Q4 2019: 7Q1 2020: 720Q2 2020: 7Q3 2020: 3Q4 2020: 5Q1 2021: 821Q2 2021: 6Q3 2021: 6Q4 2021: 6Q1 2022: 622Q2 2022: 4Q3 2022: 3Q4 2022: 5Q1 2023: 223Q2 2023: 3Q3 2023: 3Q4 2023: 5Q1 2024: 624Q2 2024: 6Q3 2024: 4Q4 2024: 7Q1 2025: 525Q2 2025: 6Q3 2025: 4Q4 2025: 5Q1 2026: 426Q2 2026: 6
  • Q2 2013: 4
  • Q3 2013: 3
  • Q4 2013: 4
  • Q1 2014: 4
  • Q2 2014: 6
  • Q3 2014: 8
  • Q4 2014: 3
  • Q1 2015: 6
  • Q2 2015: 6
  • Q3 2015: 7
  • Q4 2015: 4
  • Q1 2016: 5
  • Q2 2016: 4
  • Q3 2016: 4
  • Q4 2016: 7
  • Q1 2017: 8
  • Q2 2017: 9
  • Q3 2017: 11
  • Q4 2017: 10
  • Q1 2018: 9
  • Q2 2018: 10
  • Q3 2018: 12
  • Q4 2018: 14
  • Q1 2019: 11
  • Q2 2019: 9
  • Q3 2019: 10
  • Q4 2019: 7
  • Q1 2020: 7
  • Q2 2020: 7
  • Q3 2020: 3
  • Q4 2020: 5
  • Q1 2021: 8
  • Q2 2021: 6
  • Q3 2021: 6
  • Q4 2021: 6
  • Q1 2022: 6
  • Q2 2022: 4
  • Q3 2022: 3
  • Q4 2022: 5
  • Q1 2023: 2
  • Q2 2023: 3
  • Q3 2023: 3
  • Q4 2023: 5
  • Q1 2024: 6
  • Q2 2024: 6
  • Q3 2024: 4
  • Q4 2024: 7
  • Q1 2025: 5
  • Q2 2025: 6
  • Q3 2025: 4
  • Q4 2025: 5
  • Q1 2026: 4
  • Q2 2026: 6
Their combined reported value
$0$1bn$2bnQ2 2013: $506mQ3 2013: $999mQ4 2013: $912mQ1 2014: $782m14Q2 2014: $913mQ3 2014: $951mQ4 2014: $560mQ1 2015: $422m15Q2 2015: $644mQ3 2015: $608mQ4 2015: $784mQ1 2016: $889m16Q2 2016: $1.3bnQ3 2016: $1.4bnQ4 2016: $1.7bnQ1 2017: $1.9bn17Q2 2017: $1.5bnQ3 2017: $1.5bnQ4 2017: $1.6bnQ1 2018: $1.3bn18Q2 2018: $1.4bnQ3 2018: $1.9bnQ4 2018: $1.3bnQ1 2019: $1.4bn19Q2 2019: $849mQ3 2019: $1.4bnQ4 2019: $654mQ1 2020: $501m20Q2 2020: $486mQ3 2020: $266mQ4 2020: $101mQ1 2021: $397m21Q2 2021: $266mQ3 2021: $189mQ4 2021: $223mQ1 2022: $295m22Q2 2022: $117mQ3 2022: $437mQ4 2022: $773mQ1 2023: $645m23Q2 2023: $138mQ3 2023: $194mQ4 2023: $278mQ1 2024: $578m24Q2 2024: $342mQ3 2024: $424mQ4 2024: $956mQ1 2025: $722m25Q2 2025: $997mQ3 2025: $1.8bnQ4 2025: $1.4bnQ1 2026: $1.4bn26Q2 2026: $2.3bn
  • Q2 2013: $506m
  • Q3 2013: $999m
  • Q4 2013: $912m
  • Q1 2014: $782m
  • Q2 2014: $913m
  • Q3 2014: $951m
  • Q4 2014: $560m
  • Q1 2015: $422m
  • Q2 2015: $644m
  • Q3 2015: $608m
  • Q4 2015: $784m
  • Q1 2016: $889m
  • Q2 2016: $1.3bn
  • Q3 2016: $1.4bn
  • Q4 2016: $1.7bn
  • Q1 2017: $1.9bn
  • Q2 2017: $1.5bn
  • Q3 2017: $1.5bn
  • Q4 2017: $1.6bn
  • Q1 2018: $1.3bn
  • Q2 2018: $1.4bn
  • Q3 2018: $1.9bn
  • Q4 2018: $1.3bn
  • Q1 2019: $1.4bn
  • Q2 2019: $849m
  • Q3 2019: $1.4bn
  • Q4 2019: $654m
  • Q1 2020: $501m
  • Q2 2020: $486m
  • Q3 2020: $266m
  • Q4 2020: $101m
  • Q1 2021: $397m
  • Q2 2021: $266m
  • Q3 2021: $189m
  • Q4 2021: $223m
  • Q1 2022: $295m
  • Q2 2022: $117m
  • Q3 2022: $437m
  • Q4 2022: $773m
  • Q1 2023: $645m
  • Q2 2023: $138m
  • Q3 2023: $194m
  • Q4 2023: $278m
  • Q1 2024: $578m
  • Q2 2024: $342m
  • Q3 2024: $424m
  • Q4 2024: $956m
  • Q1 2025: $722m
  • Q2 2025: $997m
  • Q3 2025: $1.8bn
  • Q4 2025: $1.4bn
  • Q1 2026: $1.4bn
  • Q2 2026: $2.3bn

Between the quarter ends of Q1 2026 and Q2 2026. Each change in shares is valued at the Q2 2026 price, so the price’s own move is left out; a 13F shows the two quarter ends, not when in between anything was bought or sold.

Started in Q2 2026

Largest increases, by shares

Largest decreases, by shares

Left it

No manager on file is shown leaving it.

ManagerValue over timeFirst listedLargestQ2 2026
Fidelity (FMR LLC)Q2 2013$1.7bn$1.7bn
MFS Investment ManagementQ4 2015$325m$325m
Acadian Asset Management LLCQ3 2013$586m$212m
Two Sigma Investments LPQ2 2014$136m$90m
Quantbot Technologies LPQ2 2013$4.3m$4.3m
PDT Partners LLCQ4 2020$1.4m$283k
Capital Research Global InvestorsQ2 2015$1.0bnlast listed Q2 2024
Arrowstreet Capital LPQ1 2017$396mlast listed Q4 2024
D. E. Shaw & Co.Q3 2018$186mlast listed Q4 2025
AQR Capital Management LLCQ4 2014$177mlast listed Q1 2019
Citadel Advisors LLCQ2 2017$130mlast listed Q1 2018
Marshall Wace LLPQ2 2014$112mlast listed Q1 2022
Man Group PLCQ1 2018$104mlast listed Q4 2025
Renaissance Technologies LLCQ2 2013$73mlast listed Q4 2022
AllianceBernstein LPQ2 2013$70mlast listed Q2 2014
Voloridge Investment Management LLCQ1 2015$67mlast listed Q2 2025

Reported as options rather than shares

A put or a call on a name is not a position in it, and the filing states the notional rather than what the option cost. These lines are listed apart for that reason and are not counted in anything above.

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How much of the picture this is

A Form 13F reports US-listed long equity and nothing else: no shorts, no bonds, no cash and no non-US listings. It arrives forty-five days after the quarter ends, so a manager who sold in July still shows the position in a filing published in August. This page reads the managers on file here rather than every filer in the market, and each manager’s largest positions rather than the whole table, so a small position in a very large book may not appear. Say “their last filing showed” rather than “they own”, and the distinction will do you credit.

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