ETF Holders

Who owns VOOG?

US large cap

Vanguard S&P 500 Growth ETF · Vanguard

750 institutions reported holding VOOG, worth $6.2B, in Form 13F filings for June 30, 2026.

13F holders
750
Institutional value
$6.2B
Change from prior quarter
+29.0%
+$1.4B, with price moves
New and sold-out firms
131 / 39
604 added, 10 trimmed

Top 10 institutional holders of VOOG

FirmLocationValueSharesChange
JPMorgan Chase & CoNew York, NY$1.1B13,235,446+11,060,519 shares
Morgan StanleyNew York, NY$432.7M5,236,837+4,346,437 shares
Bank of America Corp.Charlotte, NC$383.6M4,643,540+3,987,647 shares
UBS Group AGZurich, Switzerland$310.1M3,753,568+3,131,264 shares
LPL Financial LLCFort Mill, SC$272.3M3,295,310+2,721,795 shares
Envestnet Asset Management Inc.Berwyn, PA$214.3M2,593,425+2,190,751 shares
Ameriprise Financial Inc.Minneapolis, MN$156.3M1,888,763+1,576,001 shares
TD Private Client Wealth LLCNew York, NY$141.7M1,715,087+1,448,110 shares
Wells Fargo & CompanySan Francisco, CA$134.9M1,632,640+1,443,353 shares
Raymond James Financial Inc.St. Petersburg, FL$119.5M1,446,481+1,212,452 shares
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From SEC Form 13F, for managers with $100M+ in US securities. Change compares June 30, 2026 with March 31, 2026. “New position” means no holding in the prior filing we have.

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Frequently asked questions

Who owns VOOG?

750 institutional managers reported holding VOOG in Form 13F filings for June 30, 2026, worth $6.2B in total. The largest reported position was held by JPMorgan Chase & Co, at $1.1B.

Did institutions buy or sell VOOG last quarter?

Reported 13F value rose 29.0% from March 31, 2026, which includes price moves as well as buying and selling. 131 firms reported a new position and 39 sold all of theirs.

What is a Form 13F?

A quarterly report filed with the SEC by institutional investment managers with $100 million or more in qualifying US securities. It lists their long positions at quarter end. It doesn't cover retail investors, cash, short positions, or managers under the threshold, so it shows part of a fund's ownership, not all of it.

How often is VOOG ownership data updated?

13F filings are due 45 days after each quarter ends. The next set is due around mid-November. Positions can be up to about four and a half months old by the time a new set arrives.