Who holds ticker verified against the SEC company list on 2026-09-10 — a reviewed name-and-class mapping row, never an inferred symbol. how tickers are mapped ↗

VERIZON COMMUNICATIONS INC · common stock (filed as COM) · Q1 2026 · 73 members disclosed VZ ↗
13F filers reporting this class for the quarter ended 2026-03-31; 1–500 of 2,658 holders are listed, largest first
2,658
sum of the reported values across every holder; undisclosed values are left out, never counted as zero
$127B
holders whose share count rose or who opened the position (new + add), by shares
1,319
holders absent this quarter after holding last quarter — inferred from absence, not a sale record
135
FILING WINDOW OPEN
Q3 2026 filings are due by 2026-11-16 — figures for that quarter will change; missing filers are not zeros.

Holders — quarter ended 2026-03-31

by reported value · Δ shares vs 2025-12-31Holders rank by reported value. The change kind — new, add, trim or exit — is read from the share count against the prior quarter, never from the reported value.
13F holders of VZ ranked by reported value, 1–25 of 2,658 holders
#FilerReported valueSharesΔ sharesChange
1BlackRock, Inc.$18.5B368,027,599−1,029,093TRIM
2VANGUARD CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LLC$13.1B260,184,535—NO PRIOR
3STATE STREET CORP$10.8B214,853,728−8,097,671TRIM
4CHARLES SCHWAB INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC$5.7B112,936,510−3,634,306TRIM
5GEODE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, LLC$5.3B106,208,367+3,575,858ADD
6VANGUARD PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT LLC$3.9B76,841,569—NO PRIOR
7MORGAN STANLEY$3.7B74,068,170+9,070,852ADD
8BANK OF AMERICA CORP /DE/$3.1B62,101,021+8,289,877ADD
9GQG Partners LLC$2.3B45,714,595+1,847,900ADD
10NORTHERN TRUST CORP$2.2B44,326,558−43,154TRIM
11Bank of New York Mellon Corp$1.9B38,164,982+6,580,820ADD
12UBS AM, a distinct business unit of UBS ASSET MANAGEMENT AMERICAS LLC$1.8B36,097,432+469,571ADD
13DIMENSIONAL FUND ADVISORS LP$1.6B32,734,998+1,972,634ADD
14FMR LLC$1.6B31,169,574+2,082,672ADD
15RAYMOND JAMES FINANCIAL INC$1.5B29,333,458+865,960ADD
16Legal & General Group Plc$1.4B28,112,647+110,262ADD
17AMERIPRISE FINANCIAL INC$1.3B25,976,996+248,702ADD
18ROYAL BANK OF CANADA$1.2B24,623,813−1,348,913TRIM
19VANGUARD FIDUCIARY TRUST CO$1.2B23,404,129—NO PRIOR
20Invesco Ltd.$1.1B22,249,244−1,224,850TRIM
21UBS Group AG$1.1B21,043,318−1,250,011TRIM
22Amundi$1.0B20,224,766−2,618,683TRIM
23DEUTSCHE BANK AG\$983M19,576,603+1,153,316ADD
24Aristotle Capital Management, LLC$953M18,992,772−639,943TRIM
25FRANKLIN RESOURCES INC$838M16,694,920+3,335,311ADD
Show the top 500 of 2,658 holders
Truncated by Public Filings. Top 500 of 2,658 holders shown; the rest are on EDGAR. Method ↗
Newest filing in this build: 2026-07-31. Per-row filing dates are on each receipt.

Congress ↔ notable managers · VZ

Congress · last 90 days

Buyers
1 Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. D–CA-31 $1K–$15K
Sellers
2 Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. D–CA-31, Pete Sessions R–TX-17 $16K–$65K

filed 2026-07-31 → 2026-10-29 · statutory ranges

Use of congressional disclosure reports for commercial purposes, credit decisions or solicitation is restricted by 5 U.S.C. §13107(c).

Notable managers · quarter ended 2026-03-31

by shares · $ = value heldNEW + ADD vs TRIM + EXIT, by share count. $ = reported value now, not the change. · VERIZON COMMUNICATIONS INC

Merged timeline of congressional filings and notable-manager moves on VZ
DateWhoChangeSize
2026-10-27Pete Sessions CongressSELL$15K–$50K
2026-10-12Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. CongressBUY$1K–$15K
2026-09-04Gilbert Ray Cisneros, Jr. CongressSELL$1K–$15K
2026-05-15Gotham Asset Management 13FADD+276,006 sh
2026-05-15Bridgewater Associates 13FADD+310,160 sh
2026-05-15Soros Fund Management 13FNEW+43,292 sh
2026-05-15Miller Value Partners 13FTRIM−30,000 sh
2026-05-15Moore Capital Management 13FEXIT−493,124 sh
2026-05-14Caxton Associates 13FTRIM−39,813 sh

9 newest, by filing date · 13F rows are quarter-end snapshots, not trades

A 13F is a quarterly, long-only snapshot filed up to 45 days late — not current holdings. what a 13F covers ↗

13F reports cover LONG positions in Section 13(f) securities (US exchange-traded equities plus reportable options, warrants, certain convertibles) held by managers with at least $100M in such securities — so managers below that threshold are absent entirely. No short positions, no cash, no non-13(f) assets — not a full portfolio, and not a census of institutional ownership.

Positions are quarter-end snapshots filed up to 45 days late — not current holdings: a position may have changed or closed since the quarter ended.

Values are the manager's stated market value at quarter-end in era-dependent units (whole dollars for form versions effective 2023-01-03 onward, thousands before), normalized here to whole dollars; each record notes its original unit.

Affiliated managers may report the same position, so one position can appear under more than one filer.

Positions under confidential treatment may be omitted until a later amendment discloses them.

These are disclosures, not investment advice.