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Bank of Italy portfolio

Pension or sovereign fund

Portfolio as of Jun 30, 2026 (Q2 2026) · filed with the SEC on Jul 31, 2026 · data updated on Nov 5, 2026 · Q2 2026 13F (filing) ↗ · all its 13F filings ↗

A 13F shows the portfolio at quarter-end and is filed up to 45 days later: these are not real-time positions and they may have changed.

Bank of Italy reported a $2.2 bn portfolio of 8 positions to the SEC as of the end of Q2 2026. Its largest positions are RACE, TTE, STLA.

Stock portfolio
$2.2 bn
Positions
8
Top 10: 100%
Turnover
7%
Copying its 13F, 5 years
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Not calculated: not counted as a concentrated manager

Sections with a free account

What changed this quarter

1 position with a change (1 trimmed). 1 is listed here: those of 0.5 points of the portfolio or more (up to 12).

  • Ferrovial−15%fewer sharesReduced7.7% → 7.1%

The figure on the right: for positions added to or trimmed, the change in the number of shares (%); for new and sold ones, the points of the portfolio moved (pp). Below, the portfolio weight before → after. Traded weight: what it bought or sold, excluding price effects.

Top holdings

Portfolio by sector

  • ● Consumer Discretionary 50%
  • ● Energy 23%
  • ● No sector 20%
  • ● Industrials 7%

Stakes above 5% (13D/13G)

Companies where this filer reported holding 5% or more of the shares. It is the figure from its latest filing on each one; history since December 2024.

How we classify it

Not counted as a concentrated manager: it is a pension or sovereign fund; its 13F is the US slice of a global allocation. Its portfolio is shown all the same, but it is left out of manager counts, the consensus and the ranking. How this is decided

Managers of a similar size

A 13F portfolio value between a third and three times this one, whatever the type of filer. It is not a comparison of what they hold.

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