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Who holds a company, from every 13F filed for the quarter, one row per filer exactly as filed, against the latest share count the company reported.

Snap Inc

CIK 0001564408SNAP· quarter ending 2026-06-30
Shares outstanding
1,691,197,712
Held by 13F filers
690,579,500
selection includes debt or preferreds — no % of shares outstanding
Holders
47
-2 vs 2026-03-31 · 8 new, 10 exited
Value
$588.9M
shares -1.9% vs prior quarter

Share classes (cover page of the 10-Q filed 2026-08-04, as of 2026-07-30)

ClassListedShares outstandingHeld by 13F filers% of classHoldersCUSIP
Common Class ANon Voting—1,437,047,479——
Common Class B—22,523,290——
Common Class C—231,626,943——
Not matched to a class633,074,533—83304A106

Each class is compared with its own share count; classes are not added together. A class that is not exchange-listed cannot be held by 13F filers.

Securities (CUSIPs held in 13F this quarter)

tick to combine
CountCUSIPClass (as filers write it)HoldersShares heldClass shares% of classValueOptionsMapped via
83304A106CL A536633,074,533——$2.8B39 call / 25 put13DGholders →
83304AAK2NOTE 0.500% 5/0not common4740,532,000
$650.0M principal
——$588.9M—NPORTholders →
83304AAH9NOTE 0.125% 3/0not common345,005,000
$501.8M principal
——$465.6M—NPORTholders →
83304AAF3NOTE 5/0not common281,063,000
$93.0M principal
——$95.8M—prefixholders →
83304AAB2NOTE 0.75% 08/01/2026not common15
$35.9M principal
——$45.6M—prefixholders →

Totals combine the ticked CUSIPs and update as you tick: common-stock classes by default; preferreds, notes, warrants and depositary shares are listed but not counted. "holders →" shows a single CUSIP on its own. Bonds are held as a principal amount, not shares. Options positions are never counted as holdings. 4 further CUSIPs map to this company (mostly bonds) but no 13F filer held them this quarter.

Top holders (47 of 47 · 83304AAK2)

change vs 2026-03-31
#FilerShares / principal% of classValueChange
1Context Capital Management, LLC111,535,000—$91.2M+4,500,000 (+4.2%)
2SOROS FUND MANAGEMENT LLC88,000,000—$71.9M—
3TENOR CAPITAL MANAGEMENT Co., L.P.80,000,000—$65.5M+60,000,000 (+300.0%)
4D. E. Shaw & Co., Inc.77,386,000—$63.4M—
5Davidson Kempner Capital Management LP42,500,000—$34.6M+12,500,000 (+41.7%)
6Invesco Ltd.39,915,000—$32.5M—
7CI INVESTMENTS INC.26,500,000—$21.7M—
8Thrivent Financial for Lutherans23,430,000—$19.1M+3,490,000 (+17.5%)
9ADVENT CAPITAL MANAGEMENT /DE/20,531,000—$16.8M-1,987,000 (-8.8%)
10MARSHALL WACE, LLP20,000,000—$16.3M+10,000,000 (+100.0%)
11FRANKLIN RESOURCES INC18,750,000—$15.3M-28,250,000 (-60.1%)
12STATE STREET CORP17,050,000—$13.9M+1,900,000 (+12.5%)
13BlackRock, Inc.14,689,000—$11.9M+2,700,000 (+22.5%)
14Calamos Advisors LLC10,743,000—$8.8M-48,307,000 (-81.8%)
15LAZARD ASSET MANAGEMENT LLC10,554,000—$86K—
16Walleye Capital LLC10,200,000—$8.3M+689,000 (+7.2%)
17Maven Securities LTD10,000,000—$8.2M+2,500,000 (+33.3%)
18FMR LLC8,658,000—$7.0M-100,000 (-1.1%)
19SSI INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT LLC8,000,000—$6.5M+1,500,000 (+23.1%)
20BANK OF MONTREAL /CAN/8,000,000—$6.5M-23,000,000 (-74.2%)
21WATER ISLAND CAPITAL LLC5,000,000—$4.1MNEW
22Man Group plc5,000,000—$4.1M—
23CREDIT INDUSTRIEL ET COMMERCIAL4,000,000—$3.3MNEW
24STATE OF WISCONSIN INVESTMENT BOARD4,000,000—$3.3M+1,000,000 (+33.3%)
25Lombard Odier Asset Management (Europe) Ltd3,795,000—$3.1M—
26JPMORGAN CHASE & CO3,524,000—$2.9M-4,171,000 (-54.2%)
27Amundi3,445,000—$2.8M—
28TORONTO DOMINION BANK3,027,000—$2.5M+529,000 (+21.2%)
29ZAZOVE ASSOCIATES LLC2,500,000—$2.0MNEW
30Ares Systematic Credit Ltd2,400,000—$2.0M—
31BNP PARIBAS ASSET MANAGEMENT Holding S.A.2,000,000—$1.6M—
32KIM, LLC1,788,000—$1.5MNEW
33UBS Group AG1,750,000—$1.4MNEW
34MORGAN STANLEY420,000—$342K—
35Calamos Wealth Management LLC355,000—$290K+6,000 (+1.7%)
36Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. L.P.305,000—$249K-550,000 (-64.3%)
37BARCLAYS PLC293,000—$240K-755,000 (-72.0%)
38GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP INC179,000—$146K-490,000 (-73.2%)
39ROYAL BANK OF CANADA160,000—$130K—
40BESSEMER GROUP INC63,000—$51K—
41Squarepoint Ops LLC38,500—$31.4M+11,000 (+40.0%)
42SG Americas Securities, LLC25,000—$2.0MNEW
43COMMONWEALTH EQUITY SERVICES, LLC23,000—$19KNEW
44Syntegra Private Wealth Group, LLC15,000—$12K—
45WEALTH ENHANCEMENT ADVISORY SERVICES, LLC14,000—$11KNEW
46INSIGNEO ADVISORY SERVICES, LLC10,000—$8K—
47NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL WEALTH MANAGEMENT CO9,000—$7K—
Exited since 2026-03-31 (10 filers; largest 10 shown)
Jump Financial, LLC−10,000,000
BANK OF AMERICA CORP /DE/−4,710,000
JANE STREET GROUP, LLC−3,000,000
CSS LLC/IL−2,039,000
Balyasny Asset Management L.P.−1,500,000
CITIGROUP INC−961,000
Focus Partners Wealth−34,000
BNP PARIBAS FINANCIAL MARKETS−25,000
RAYMOND JAMES FINANCIAL INC−10,000
WELLS FARGO & COMPANY/MN−8,000

Large holders from 13D/13G (latest per reporting person, last 2 years)

Filed when a holder crosses 5% or changes materially, so often more current than the quarter-end 13F. Percentages are the filer's own, against the share count they used.

Reporting personFormFiledEventShares% of class
Abigail P. JohnsonSCHEDULE 13G/A2026-08-062026-06-3066,987,374.174.8%
FMR LLCSCHEDULE 13G/A2026-08-062026-06-3066,987,374.174.8%
The Vanguard GroupSCHEDULE 13G/A2026-03-272026-03-1300%

Source: SEC Form 13F-HR information tables for the quarter ending 2026-06-30 (filed within 45 days of quarter end; amendments applied; values normalised to dollars), the share count from the company's latest 10-K/10-Q XBRL cover page, and Schedule 13D/13G filings. Each row is a legal 13F filer as filed — related entities (e.g. Vanguard's advisers) are not merged. Retail brokerage accounts are not reported on 13F, so the remainder is mostly retail and insiders.