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Investment Landscape for
Fire, Marine & Casualty Insurance

Institutional Investor Analysis Report

Report DateFebruary 23, 2026
Data as ofJune 30, 2025
Filing PeriodQ2 2025 — 13F Filings
IndustryFire, Marine & Casualty Insurance

This report provides a comprehensive overview of institutional investment activity within the Fire, Marine & Casualty Insurance industry. It covers equity portfolios disclosed by institutional investors through their SEC 13F filings for the period ending June 30, 2025, offering a detailed picture of where major institutions are allocating capital — across sectors, geographies, and individual companies.

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10–20
Institutional Investors
200–250
Total Investments
~3–5M
Avg. Shares per Investment
$150–250B
Total Investment Value
Sector Allocation
% of total investment value ($203.4B)
Geographic Distribution
Investment value by country (USD Billions)
Investment SectorShares BoughtValue (USD) % of TotalInvestorsInvestments
Financial Services991,922,918$107,289M52.75%1556
Technology354,606,730$65,040M31.98%1142
Consumer Defensive400,645,625$14,689M7.22%814
Communication Services170,813,341$6,070M2.98%1125
Consumer Cyclical21,330,332$3,684M1.81%1117
Industrials18,317,357$3,526M1.73%938
Healthcare18,548,007$2,587M1.27%1230
Basic Materials3,175,045$423M0.21%615
Real Estate13,340,609$92M0.05%22
Total1,992,699,964$203,401M100.00%17239
▲ Most Bought Stocks
Ranked by total shares bought · Q2 2025
10 stocks
# Ticker Company Sector Institutions Shares Bought vs Q1 (shares) vs Q1 (%)
1 BAC
Bank of America
Banks — Diversified
Financial Services 8 605,267,375 −148,000,000
−19.6%
2 AXP
American Express
Credit Services
Financial Services 6 151,610,700 +2,200,000
+1.5%
3 KHC
Kraft Heinz
Packaged Foods
Consumer Defensive 5 325,634,818 +8,400,000
+2.6%
4 AAPL
Apple Inc.
Consumer Electronics
Technology 7 280,000,000 −115,000,000
−29.1%
5 OXY
Occidental Petroleum
Oil & Gas E&P
Energy 4 248,019,000 +12,500,000
+5.3%
6 INTC
Intel Corporation
Semiconductors
Technology 3 131,200,000 +22,400,000
+20.6%
7 MCO
Moody's Corporation
Financial Data
Financial Services 4 24,669,778 +1,100,000
+4.7%
8 UNH
UnitedHealth Group
Healthcare Plans
Healthcare 5 18,548,007 +3,200,000
+20.8%
9 UNP
Union Pacific
Railroads
Industrials 3 18,317,357 +950,000
+5.5%
10 VZ
Verizon Communications
Telecom Services
Comm. Services 4 13,340,609 +2,100,000
+18.7%
▼ Most Sold Stocks
Ranked by total shares sold or reduced · Q2 2025
8 stocks
# Ticker Company Sector Institutions Shares Sold vs Q1 (shares) vs Q1 (%)
1 AAPL
Apple Inc.
Consumer Electronics
Technology 5 115,000,000 −115,000,000
−29.1%
2 BAC
Bank of America
Banks — Diversified
Financial Services 6 148,000,000 −148,000,000
−19.6%
3 ABT
Abbott Laboratories
Medical Devices
Healthcare 4 36,000,000 −1,400,000
−3.7%
4 PG
Procter & Gamble
Household Products
Consumer Defensive 3 315,400 −315,400
−100%
5 HPQ
HP Inc.
Computer Hardware
Technology 2 3,921,000 −3,921,000
−100%
6 MMM
3M Company
Industrial Conglomerates
Industrials 3 2,840,000 −620,000
−17.9%
7 GS
Goldman Sachs
Capital Markets
Financial Services 2 1,240,000 −380,000
−23.5%
8 CMCSA
Comcast Corporation
Telecom Services
Comm. Services 2 890,000 −210,000
−19.1%
#1 by value
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
$257,521M
41 investments · CIK 0001067983
Large Cap
📍 3555 Farnam St, Omaha, NE 68131
#2 by value
Loews Corp
$12,055M
27 investments · CIK 0000060086
Large Cap
📍 667 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10065
#3 by value
Markel Group Inc.
$11,827M
137 investments · CIK 0001096343
Large Cap
📍 4521 Highwoods Pkwy, Richmond, VA 23060
#4 by value
Cincinnati Financial Corp
$4,719M
53 investments · CIK 0000020286
Large Cap
📍 6200 S Gilmore Rd, Fairfield, OH 45014
#5 by value
American International Group
$4,367M
3 investments · CIK 0000005272
Large Cap
📍 1271 Avenue of Americas, New York, NY 10020
#6 by value
W. R. Berkley Corp
$1,906M
203 investments · CIK 0000011544
Large Cap
📍 475 Steamboat Rd, Greenwich, CT 06830
#7 by value
Fairfax Financial Holdings
$1,871M
28 investments · CIK 0000915191
Large Cap
📍 95 Wellington St W, Toronto, ON M5J 2N7
#8 by value
Allstate Corp
$1,388M
176 investments · CIK 0000899051
Large Cap
📍 2775 Sanders Rd, Northbrook, IL 60062
#9 by value
RenaissanceRe Holdings Ltd
$640M
5 investments · CIK 0000913144
Large Cap
📍 12 Crow Lane, Pembroke HM 19, Bermuda
#10 by value
Kinsale Capital Group, Inc.
$486M
37 investments · CIK 0001669162
Large Cap
📍 4600 Cox Rd, Glen Allen, VA 23060
#11 by value
AmTrust Financial Services
$278M
13 investments · CIK 0001365555
📍 800 Superior Ave, Cleveland, OH 44114
#12 by value
American Financial Group, Inc.
$260M
60 investments · CIK 0001042046
Large Cap
📍 301 E 4th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
NYSE: BRK.A / BRK.B  ·  berkshirehathaway.com ↗
Industry
Financial Services
Sector
Fire, Marine & Casualty Ins.
Latest Reporting
Q2 2025 · June 30, 2025
No. of Investments
27
Largest Position
AAPL — $57,448M
Latest Purchase
COF — Q2 2025
Latest Closure
HPQ — Q2 2025
Total Value
$184,058M
Berkshire Hathaway Inc., through its subsidiaries, engages in insurance, reinsurance, freight rail transportation, utilities, energy, and manufacturing activities. Its insurance and reinsurance businesses provide property and casualty coverage worldwide. The railroad segment transports agricultural, consumer, and industrial products. The company also generates, transmits, and distributes natural gas and electricity. Founded 1839 · Headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska · Chaired by Warren E. Buffett.
Sector Allocation
By investment value
Shares Held Over Time
Ribbon chart — proportional flow by sector (Q3 2022 – Q2 2025)
TickerCompanySector Avg. Purchase PriceShares BoughtValue (USD)% of Total
AAPLApple Inc.Technology$205.17280,000,000$57,448M31.21%
AXPAmerican ExpressFinancial Svcs$318.98151,610,700$48,361M26.27%
BACBank of America CorpFinancial Svcs$47.32605,267,375$28,641M15.56%
MCOMoody's CorporationFinancial Svcs$501.5924,669,778$12,374M6.72%
KHCThe Kraft Heinz Co.Consumer Def.$25.82325,634,818$8,408M4.57%
OXYOccidental PetroleumEnergy$57.32248,019,000$14,217M7.72%
VRSNVeriSign, Inc.Technology$288.8013,289,880$3,838M2.09%
VVisa Inc.Financial Svcs$355.058,297,460$2,946M1.60%
Total$158.191,682,891,622$184,058M100.00%
Ticker Company Classification Industry Shares Value Avg. Price Last Price First Opened Website
INTC
Intel Corporation
A. Conviction Semiconductors 759,958$17M$22.40$24.44
2019-03-31
intel.com ↗
ON
ON Semiconductor
B. Consensus Semiconductors 731,118$38M$52.41$48.62
2021-06-30
onsemi.com ↗
OZK
Bank OZK
B. Consensus Banks - Regional 703,000$33M$47.06$51.99
2022-09-30
bankozk.com ↗
CSCO
Cisco Systems, Inc.
A. Conviction Communication Equipment 596,600$41M$69.38$67.34
2018-12-31
cisco.com ↗
AMZN
Amazon.com, Inc.
A. Conviction Internet Retail 487,400$107M$219.39$238.24
2023-03-31
amazon.com ↗
NVDA
NVIDIA Corporation
A. Conviction Semiconductors 397,600$63M$157.99$170.76
2022-06-30
nvidia.com ↗
CRM
Salesforce, Inc.
A. Conviction Software - Application 338,200$92M$272.69$252.06
2020-09-30
salesforce.com ↗
MDT
Medtronic plc
A. Conviction Medical Devices 281,000$24M$87.17$94.07
2019-06-30
medtronic.com ↗
AAPL
Apple Inc.
A. Conviction Consumer Electronics 198,800$41M$205.17$234.35
2016-12-31
apple.com ↗
GOOGL
Alphabet Inc.
A. Conviction Internet Content 181,600$32M$176.23$239.63
2023-06-30
abc.xyz ↗
BDX
Becton, Dickinson
B. Consensus Medical Instruments 63,600$11M$172.25$190.49
2021-09-30
bd.com ↗
META
Meta Platforms, Inc.
A. Conviction Internet Content 600$0M$738.09$765.70
2024-09-30
meta.com ↗
Total 5,756,022$630M$187.78$181.83
● A. Conviction = highest-conviction positions. ● B. Consensus = broadly held across multiple institutions. First Opened = first 13F appearance date. Gold dot = position opened within last 12 months.
Buy / Increased
4
New or enlarged positions
+$5.8B net added
Hold / Unchanged
31
No share count change
$163.4B maintained
Sell / Reduced
4
Trimmed positions
−$8.1B net removed
Exit / Closed
2
Fully closed positions
−$189M divested
▲ Buy / Increased Positions
New positions opened or existing holdings increased
4 positions
CompanySectorShares Held (Q2)Quarter ChangeValue (USD)
OXY Occidental PetroleumEnergy248,019,000+12,500,000$14.2B
COF Capital One FinancialFinancial Svcs9,999,600★ New Position$1.9B
AXP American ExpressFinancial Svcs151,610,700+2,200,000$41.1B
SIRI Sirius XM HoldingsComm. Services1,226,000,000★ New Position$2.7B
31

Hold / Unchanged Positions

31 securities showed no change in share count between Q1 and Q2 2025. These positions represent a combined holding value of approximately $163.4B and include major stakes such as Apple, Bank of America, and Coca-Cola. Full details are available in the complete portfolio table.

▼ Sell / Reduced Positions
Existing positions trimmed this quarter
4 positions
CompanySectorShares Held (Q2)Quarter ChangeValue (USD)
AAPL Apple Inc.Technology400,000,000−115,000,000$87.4B
BAC Bank of AmericaFinancial Svcs790,000,000−148,000,000$30.3B
ULTA Ulta BeautyConsumer Cyclical690,106−96,000$243M
DVA DaVita Inc.Healthcare36,000,000−1,400,000$5.5B
✕ Exited Positions
Fully closed — zero shares reported in Q2 2025
2 positions
CompanySectorShares Held (Q1)StatusLast Known Value
HPQ HP Inc.Technology3,921,000✕ Full Exit$138M
PG Procter & GambleConsumer Def.315,400✕ Full Exit$51M
ⓘ Changes derived by comparing share counts between Q1 2025 (March 31) and Q2 2025 (June 30) 13F disclosures. Values use last closing price as of reporting date. This report does not account for intra-quarter trading activity.
Diageo plc
NYSE: DEO  ·  diageo.com ↗
Classification
B. Consensus
Sector
Consumer Defensive
Market Cap
Large Cap
Currency
USD
Beta
0.33
Analyst Rating
No Recommendation
Dividend Yield
3.77%
Revenue YoY
+0.40%
INVESTORS
47
97,894 avg. shares held
$99.27 avg. purchase price
Last Close
$104.99
Avg. Volume
1,214,191
50-day Avg.
$106.92
50-day Change
−2.45%
52-week Low
$96.45
52-week High
$142.73
200-day Avg.
$111.71
200-day Change
−6.64%
Diageo plc, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the production, marketing, and sale of alcoholic beverages in North America, Europe, the Asia Pacific, Latin America and Caribbean, and Africa. Brands include Johnnie Walker, Crown Royal, Smirnoff, Ciroc, Ketel One, Captain Morgan, Baileys, Don Julio, Casamigos, Tanqueray, and Guinness. Formerly known as Guinness plc; renamed Diageo in February 1998. Headquartered in London, United Kingdom.
Investor Count & Shares Over Time
2022–2025 quarterly trend
Investor Name Shares HeldValue (USD)Avg. PriceFirst Investment
Royal Bank of Canada1,267,586$127.82M$100.7631-03-2023
Bank of Montreal536,289$54.08M$100.8330-09-2022
Franklin Resources, Inc.70,179$7.08M$100.8431-12-2022
Jones Financial Companies28,534$2.87M$100.6431-12-2022
M&T Bank Corporation29,171$2.94M$100.8031-12-2022
Northwest Bancshares7,020$0.71M$100.8431-12-2022
T. Rowe Price Associates11,316$0.00M$0.1031-12-2022
Total18,012,489$1,847.76M$99.2731-12-2017
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