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Enact Holdings, Inc. · 13F filings

ACT Institutional Ownership

Holdings as of Jun 30, 2026From SEC Form 13FUpdated

Who owns Enact Holdings, Inc. and what the big funds did with it last quarter, from every SEC 13F filing. 251 funds reported holding ACT at Jun 30, 2026, together owning 21.9% of the company.

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Fund sentiment
Neutral
Strongly bearishNeutralStrongly bullish
  • ▲135 buying vs 110 selling
  • ●Held by funds -0.4 pts
  • ▼Funds holding -3
  • ●Superinvestors: 2 added, 2 cut
  • ●Put/call not meaningful

What the filings show, not a forecast. Positions can be up to 45 days old and leave out short sales.

Funds holding251−3 vs Q1 2026
Held by funds21.9%−0.4 pts
Value held$1.4B30.1M shares
Put/call ratio–market makers left out

Funds holding and ownership

8 quarters
Q3 2024: 197 fundsQ3 '24Q4 2024: 213 fundsQ4 '24Q1 2025: 227 fundsQ1 '25Q2 2025: 245 fundsQ2 '25Q3 2025: 234 fundsQ3 '25Q4 2025: 247 fundsQ4 '25Q1 2026: 254 fundsQ1 '26Q2 2026: 251 fundsQ2 '2621.9% owned
Funds holdingHeld by funds %

Quarter over quarter

all 13F filers
Q2 2026This quarterQ1 2026Change
Funds holding251254−1.2%
In funds' top 10110.0%
13F shares30.1M30.7M−1.9%
Held by funds21.9%22.3%−0.4 pts
New positions3238−15.8%
Increased10398+5.1%
Reduced7871+9.9%
Sold out32320.0%
Calls (shares)00–
Puts (shares)00–
Put/call ratio–––

Buyers vs sellers

adding or new vs cutting or sold out
Q4 2024: 121 buyingQ4 2024: 83 sellingQ4 '24Q1 2025: 130 buyingQ1 2025: 90 sellingQ1 '25Q2 2025: 141 buyingQ2 2025: 110 sellingQ2 '25Q3 2025: 123 buyingQ3 2025: 119 sellingQ3 '25Q4 2025: 105 buyingQ4 2025: 119 sellingQ4 '25Q1 2026: 136 buyingQ1 2026: 103 sellingQ1 '26Q2 2026: 135 buyingQ2 2026: 110 sellingQ2 '26
Buying 135Selling 110latest quarter

Superinvestors in ACT

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Who owns ACT

share of fund held shares
  • Index and passive funds54.0%
  • Active managers and hedge funds34.7%
  • Banks and brokers9.3%
  • Pensions, insurers and other2.1%

The top 10 holders own 59.7% of all ACT shares that funds reported. Groups are our own grouping of filers by name.

Filed so far for Q3 2026

57 funds changed their position

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Top holders

Q2 2026
#FundOf companySharesValueChange
1BlackRock, Inc.3.48%4.8M$219M+116K
2Dimensional Fund Advisors LP2.26%3.1M$142M+106K
3Vanguard Portfolio Management LLC1.28%1.8M$80.4M+18K
4First Trust Advisors LP1.18%1.6M$74.2M+228K
5Glendon Capital Management LP0.94%1.3M$59.4M0
6State Street Corp0.92%1.3M$57.5M+52K
7Vanguard Capital Management LLC0.91%1.2M$57M−48K
8Lsv Asset Management0.73%1M$46M−20K
9American Century Companies Inc0.70%966K$44.1M+89K
10Geode Capital Management, LLC0.66%901K$41.2M+27K
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ACT institutional ownership FAQ

Who owns the most ACT stock?

In Q2 2026 13F filings the largest holder of ACT was BlackRock, Inc., followed by Dimensional Fund Advisors LP and Vanguard Portfolio Management LLC. Index fund managers are usually the biggest holders of large companies.

What percentage of ACT is owned by institutions?

Funds that file 13F reports held 21.9% of ACT's shares at Jun 30, 2026, compared with 22.3% a quarter earlier. That counts every manager with more than $100 million in US stocks.

Are hedge funds buying ACT?

In Q2 2026, 135 funds bought ACT (32 of them new positions) and 110 sold (32 sold out completely). Among well known investors, 2 added and 2 cut. Our fund sentiment for ACT is neutral.

What is ACT's institutional put/call ratio?

Too few option positions were reported for a meaningful ratio.

How current is this ACT ownership data?

13F filings show holdings at the end of each quarter and are due within 45 days, so positions can be up to six weeks old when they appear. We add each new filing within minutes, and the "filed so far" list shows funds that have already reported the next quarter.

For informational and educational purposes only. Not investment advice, and not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Fund sentiment summarises what 13F filings show and is not a forecast. Holdings come from SEC Form 13F filings as reported and show positions at the end of the quarter, up to 45 days before the filing. A 13F leaves out short positions, cash, bonds and most foreign holdings. See all hedge fund holdings.