Assenagon Asset Management

SENNINGERBERG, N4files as Assenagon Asset Management S.A.

$154.1bn in 1,145 US stocks at the end of 30 June 2026. The top 10 are 39.6% of the money. It changed about 31.0% of the portfolio this quarter.

Value
$154.1bn
Stocks
1,145
Top 10 share
39.6%
Turnover
31.0%

What changed this quarter

New

Bought for the first time this quarter.

Added

Bought more of a stock they already held.

Cut

Sold some of their stake.

Sold out

Sold their entire stake.

Holdings

Showing the largest 100 of 1,145.

Options (14)
  • Apple
    Type
    Put
    Value
    $2.0bn
    Contracts
    6,880,000
  • Bank of Amer
    Type
    Put
    Value
    $1.6bn
    Contracts
    27,700,000
  • JPMorgan Chase
    Type
    Put
    Value
    $848m
    Contracts
    2,590,000
  • Bank of Amer
    Type
    Call
    Value
    $501m
    Contracts
    8,800,000
  • Citigroup
    Type
    Put
    Value
    $397m
    Contracts
    2,840,000
  • Apple
    Type
    Call
    Value
    $341m
    Contracts
    1,180,000
  • JPMorgan Chase
    Type
    Call
    Value
    $272m
    Contracts
    830,000
  • Amazon.com
    Type
    Put
    Value
    $124m
    Contracts
    520,000
  • Microsoft
    Type
    Put
    Value
    $67m
    Contracts
    180,000
  • Amazon.com
    Type
    Call
    Value
    $52m
    Contracts
    220,000
  • MetLife
    Type
    Put
    Value
    $44m
    Contracts
    520,000
  • Citigroup
    Type
    Call
    Value
    $34m
    Contracts
    240,000
  • Microsoft
    Type
    Call
    Value
    $22m
    Contracts
    60,000
  • MetLife
    Type
    Call
    Value
    $10m
    Contracts
    120,000

Over time and by industry

Value over time

Jun '25
 
Dec '25
 
Jun '26

Value is up 144.5% since 30 June 2025.

Where the money is

Technology42.4%
Retail & consumer12.8%
Health care11.5%
Financial services9.6%
Media & telecom8.0%
Industrials4.9%
Everyday goods4.8%
Energy1.9%
Utilities1.8%
Materials1.6%
Real estate0.3%
Other0.6%

From the fund's 13F filings. They list US stocks and options only, 45 days after each quarter, and leave out cash, bonds, shorts and foreign shares.