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13F holdings · Q3 2026

New York University

New York, NY · files as New York University
Holdings as of Sep 30, 2026Filed Oct 13, 2026Next filing due Feb 15, 2027CIK 2069154

New York University reported 2 stocks worth $314M in its 13F filing for Q3 2026, filed Oct 13, 2026. Its largest holdings are IEMG (50.3%) and EFA (49.7%). Compared with Q2 2026, the fund opened new positions in EFA and added to IEMG.

Reported value$314M+146.0% vs last quarter
Stocks held21 new · 0 sold out
Top 5 weight100.0%very concentrated
Turnover60%of the portfolio changed
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Holdings

#StockValueWeightSharesChangeShares, 4 qtrsHeld
1
IEMG
Ishares Inc
$158M50.3%1.9M+406K (+26%)2 of 4
2
EFA
Ishares TR
$156M49.7%1.5MNew position1 of 4

Positions at Sep 30, 2026, as reported. Change is against the fund's Q2 2026 filing; weight is the share of the fund's reported stocks.

Reported value

last 4 quarters
$3MQ4 '25
$3.2MQ1 '26
$128MQ2 '26
$314MQ3 '26

The value of the US stocks the fund reported, at quarter end prices. It moves with the market as well as with buying and selling.

Filings for Q3 2026

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Oct 13, 202613F-HRQ3 2026SEC filing ↗

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New York University 13F FAQ

What does New York University own?

New York University reported 2 stocks worth $314M in its 13F filing for Q3 2026, filed Oct 13, 2026. Its largest holdings are IEMG (50.3%) and EFA (49.7%). The table above lists every position in the filing (the top 10 without an account).

What did New York University buy and sell in Q3 2026?

Compared with Q2 2026: 1 new positions, 1 added to, 0 trimmed and 0 sold out. New positions include EFA.

When will New York University file its next 13F?

Holdings as of Dec 31, 2026 are due by Feb 15, 2027. The filing appears on this page within minutes of reaching the SEC.

How much is New York University's portfolio worth?

The Q3 2026 filing reports $314M in US stocks. That leaves out cash, bonds, short positions and most foreign holdings, so the fund's total assets are usually larger.

For informational and educational purposes only. Not investment advice, and not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Holdings come from the fund's SEC Form 13F filings as reported and show positions at the end of the quarter, up to 45 days before the filing. The fund may have changed its positions since. A 13F leaves out short positions, cash, bonds and most foreign holdings. See all hedge fund holdings.