About FilingFrog
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What We Do
FilingFrog makes institutional investment disclosures searchable, comparable, and useful. Every quarter, asset managers with over $100 million in U.S. equities file Form 13F with the SEC; registered mutual funds and ETFs file Form NPORT-P; activist investors file Schedule 13D when they cross a 5% stake. All of this is public data, but it has historically lived in raw XML on EDGAR and been difficult to work with.
We ingest these filings, reconcile them against a canonical security master, and surface them through search, screeners, and side-by-side comparison tools — so investors, analysts, and researchers can see what the world's largest managers actually own, without a Bloomberg terminal.
What's on the Site
Institutional Managers
Search thousands of 13F filers. Drill into any manager's portfolio, quarter-over-quarter changes, and full holding history.
Mutual Funds & ETFs
NPORT-P holdings for 14,000+ fund series, including fixed income, derivatives, and private positions.
Activist Campaigns
Track Schedule 13D filings, 5% stake disclosures, and activist intent as soon as filings are published.
Manager Screener
Filter managers by AUM, quarterly growth, portfolio concentration, and required tickers to find funds matching your thesis.
Holdings Overlap
Compare any two portfolios to see shared positions, unique holdings, and weighting differences.
Insights & Research
Original research on ownership shifts, fund positioning, and activist situations.
Learn How to Use FilingFrog
The user guide walks through every section of the site — from the dashboard and watchlists to the manager screener, holdings overlap, fund comparison, and activist monitoring. It's the fastest way to get oriented.
Data & Accuracy
All data on FilingFrog comes from the SEC's EDGAR database. We process raw XML filings, reconcile them against a canonical security master, and publish the results through the site.
A few things to keep in mind when working with this data:
- 13F filings are disclosed up to 45 days after quarter-end.
- NPORT-P filings are disclosed up to 60 days after the reporting period.
- Positions may have changed materially between the reporting date and the publication date.
- Some positions may be confidentially treated and withheld from disclosure.
- FilingFrog is an information platform, not an investment adviser. Nothing on the site is investment advice.
For official filings, refer to the primary sources at sec.gov/edgar.
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