Institutional Ownership Intelligence
Institutional ownership is not one dataset. It is a combination of reporting regimes, security types, jurisdictions and disclosure dates.
Start with the institution
Identify the manager and the disclosure regime. A U.S. 13F portfolio, a beneficial-ownership filing and a local exchange shareholding disclosure can describe different aspects of the same investment relationship.
Then identify the issuer and security
A company can have multiple share classes and instruments. Security identifiers, class names and applicable share capital matter when comparing positions.
Compare periods, not headlines
Institutional research becomes more reliable when changes are compared across reporting periods and linked back to filings rather than interpreted from a single news headline.
Use source-backed ownership
RealitySeller is designed to show an ownership figure only when the underlying jurisdictional source supports the calculation.