What is a 13F-NT
A notice that says “my holdings are reported by another entity”. It has no portfolio: the portfolio appears in the filer's 13F.
Why it exists
When a group has several entities (the manager, the fund, the parent), one can report the holdings for all. The others file a 13F-NT naming the filer, so nothing is counted twice.
A real case: Bill Ackman
Since the second quarter of 2026, Pershing Square Capital Management files a 13F-NT: Ackman's portfolio is reported by Pershing Square Inc. That is why his page follows the new entity and shows the combined history.
How we show it
If a manager's latest filing is a 13F-NT, its profile shows the latest 13F with holdings and says who reports the positions since then, with a link to that profile.
Frequently asked questions
Does a 13F-NT mean the fund sold everything?
No. It only means the positions are reported by another entity of the same group.