Institutional Portfolio Overlap & Shared Holdings

Compare institutional investor portfolios using publicly disclosed SEC Form 13F filings tracked by InsiderSet. Analyze shared holdings, overlapping sector exposure, consensus smart money positions, portfolio concentration, and estimated current values across major hedge funds and institutional asset managers.

Sector portfolio overlap

Explore shared holdings and top overlapping superinvestor pairs within a sector.

Hillman Value Fund & Fairfax Financial Holdings Portfolio Overlap

Shared 13F holdings between Hillman Value Fund and Fairfax Financial Holdings based on latest reported SEC filings (the quarter ended March 31, 2026).

Overlap Score

16

Minimal overlap

Shared Holdings

5 shared positions across both portfolios (56 holdings for Hillman Value Fund, 28 for Fairfax Financial Holdings).

StockHillman Value Fund valueFairfax Financial Holdings valueCombined valueConvictionEst. current valueSector
CVS

CVS Health Corporation

$4.85M$194.78M$199.62M6.7%$266.52MHealthcare
KHC

The Kraft Heinz Company

$4.52M$118.43M$122.95M4.6%$125.36MConsumer Defensive
TSM

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufactur

$2.69M$31.68M$34.37M1.7%$41.11MTechnology
PFE

Pfizer, Inc.

$5.28M$27.81M$33.09M2.5%$29.86MHealthcare
WBD

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. -

$5.39M$1.59M$6.98M1.9%$6.86MCommunication Services

Largest Shared Position

CVS Health Corporation (CVS) represents the largest overlapping position between Hillman Value Fund and Fairfax Financial Holdings based on the latest reported SEC Form 13F filings for the quarter ended March 31, 2026. The combined disclosed value of CVS positions reported by both investment firms is approximately $199.62M, reflecting overlapping institutional exposure to CVS Health Corporation.

Shared Sector Exposure

SectorCombined valueShared holdings
Healthcare$232.71MCVS, PFE
Consumer Defensive$122.95MKHC
Technology$34.37MTSM
Communication Services$6.98MWBD

Consensus Smart Money Signals

Shared holdings between Hillman Value Fund and Fairfax Financial Holdings may indicate overlapping long-term investment themes or broader smart money consensus toward specific companies and sectors. SEC Form 13F filings report positions, not investment intent.

  • Strongest overlap by reported value: CVS ($199.62M combined).
  • Highest average portfolio weight in overlap: CVS (6.7% conviction score).
  • Largest estimated mark-to-market gain since filing: CVS ($66.90M vs reported combined value, where EOD data is available).

Historical Overlap Trend

The latest period shows 5 shared holdings ($397.02M combined reported value).

Overlap Score Guide

ScoreMeaning
85–100Extremely high shared conviction
65–84Strong overlap
45–64Moderate overlap
25–44Limited overlap
0–24Minimal overlap

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