The $100 billion investment arm of the Mormon Church revealed some of its holdings in a 13F filing on Monday.The church has amassed a portfolio of individual stocks worth nearly $50 billion.These are the top 10 holdings of the Mormon Church’s stock portfolio as of June 30. Loading Something is loading.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ has an investment portfolio topping $100 billion that includes $49.3 billion invested in stocks.
The portfolio is registered with the SEC under the name Ensign Peak Advisors, and its lack of disclosures over the years recently led to it paying $5 million to settle charges that it went to great lengths to hide its investment portfolio.
The Mormon Church’s investment portfolio wasn’t revealed to the public until 2019, when a former employee of the fund filed a whistleblower complaint, alleging that the fund shouldn’t have tax-exempt status because it doesn’t engage in any charitable activities.
In a “60 Minutes” special earlier this year, the whistleblower said that the church’s investment arm acted as a “clandestine hedge fund” disguised as a charity.
The church reports its stock holdings on a quarterly basis, and a recent 13F filing revealed its top holdings as of June 30. These are the Mormon Church’s top 10 stocks holdings at the end of the second quarter.
10. JPMorgan
Leonardo Munoz/Getty Images Ticker: JPM
Market Value: $666.1 million
Change in Shares: -171,905 (-3%)
9. Exxon Mobil
AP Ticker: XOM
Market Value: $756.6 million
Change in Shares: -312,853 (-4%)
8. Mastercard
Reuters Ticker: MA
Market Value: $783.8 million
Change in Shares: +37,013 (+1%)
7. Meta Platforms
Getty Images Ticker: META
Market Value: $970.8 million
Change in Shares: +224,849 (+7%)
6. UnitedHealth Group
Picture illustration of a UnitedHealth Group health insurance card in a wallet Reuters Ticker: UNH
Market Value: $983.0 million
Change in Shares: -70,529 (-3%)
5. Nvidia
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Market Value: $1.20 billion
Change in Shares: +227,659 (+8%)
4. Amazon
Getty Ticker: AMZN
Market Value: $1.25 billion
Change in Shares: +217,652 (+2%)
3. Alphabet
Google London View Pictures/Getty Images Ticker: GOOGL & GOOG
Market Value: $1.62 billion
Change in GOOGL and GOOG Shares: -209,983 and +27,360, respectively
2. Microsoft
Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft. Sean Gallup/Getty Images Ticker: MSFT
Market Value: $2.23 billion
Change in Shares: +250,586 (+3%)
1. Apple
(L-R) The new iPhone 8, iPhone X and iPhone 8S are displayed during an Apple special event at the Steve Jobs Theatre on the Apple Park campus on September 12, 2017 in Cupertino, California. Apple held their first special event at the new Apple Park campus where they announced the new iPhone 8, iPhone X and the Apple Watch Series 3. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Ticker: AAPL
Market Value: $3.12 billion
Change in Shares: +259,436 (+1%)